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<blockquote data-quote="cheryl" data-source="post: 1651" data-attributes="member: 1"><a href="https://www.zdnet.com/article/tech-travel-checklist-dont-leave-home-without-these-essential-accessories/" target="_blank">Tech travel checklist: Don&#039;t leave home without these essential accessories - ZDNet</a>Before you hit the road for business travel or to head home for the holidays, be sure to pack the accessories you&#039;ll need to stay powered up, productive, and entertained. Each year, I spend more time than I&#039;d care to think about on the road, typically spending a total of at least six weeks in hotel rooms, conference centers, and friends&#039; homes. And airports. Lots of airports.Even if you&#039;re not a frequent business traveler, chances are you spend a fair amount of time away from the comforts of your home and office. That&#039;s especially true during the holidays when going home to visit friends and families sometimes involves weather-related delays that can keep you on the road for longer than you expect.Under those conditions, technology isn&#039;t just a convenience, it&#039;s a lifeline. Your smartphone is a scheduler, a vault for e-tickets and boarding passes, a GPS with up-to-date maps and turn-by-turn navigation, a portal for email and text messages, and (oh, right!) a voice communication device. It&#039;s also a camera, a music player, a source of instant news, and an on-demand miniature gaming console.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cheryl, post: 1651, member: 1"] [URL='https://www.zdnet.com/article/tech-travel-checklist-dont-leave-home-without-these-essential-accessories/'][B]Tech travel checklist: Don't leave home without these essential accessories - ZDNet[/B][/URL] [B]Before you hit the road for business travel or to head home for the holidays, be sure to pack the accessories you'll need to stay powered up, productive, and entertained. [/B] Each year, I spend more time than I'd care to think about on the road, typically spending a total of at least six weeks in hotel rooms, conference centers, and friends' homes. And airports. Lots of airports. Even if you're not a frequent business traveler, chances are you spend a fair amount of time away from the comforts of your home and office. That's especially true during the holidays when going home to visit friends and families sometimes involves weather-related delays that can keep you on the road for longer than you expect. Under those conditions, technology isn't just a convenience, it's a lifeline. Your smartphone is a scheduler, a vault for e-tickets and boarding passes, a GPS with up-to-date maps and turn-by-turn navigation, a portal for email and text messages, and (oh, right!) a voice communication device. It's also a camera, a music player, a source of instant news, and an on-demand miniature gaming console. [/QUOTE]

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