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Making the Most of Mobility When Traveling – Your Suggestions

For those who could not attend our last Windows Mobile User and Developer Group meeting last Wednesday, our featured presentation and discussion was entitled “Making the Most of Mobility When Traveling”. We covered a lot of ground on this topic, which was very all-inclusive and discussed items like the packing tips, hardware, software and accessory considerations and ways of staying connected. I have put the presentation up in PDF for download if you are interested in looking at it. Please keep in mind that the PDF was not intended to be the “Bible of Mobility Travel”, but instead facilitate discussion and interaction.

This leads me to the following thought – What do you think (and do) when it comes to leveraging mobile technologies for travel? Are there any favorite tools you use? Hardware? Power options? Software? Web sites? I would love to get a broader discussion going on the topic, and our Comments section (at the bottom of this post) is the perfect way to continue the discussion online.

Let’s hear it, folks! I am certain there are some great tips out there waiting to be popularized :-)

Misc | Windows Mobile Hardware | Windows Mobile Software

10/21/2008 12:24:41 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)

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10/22/2008 7:59:54 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)

Nice presentation. That covers a lot of stuff I do now. I take the train to my corp. office periodically and was lugging a bunch of power adaptors with me. I bought a retractable power cable (mini Usb) for my ipaq that also powers my BT headphones and TomTom One so I got 3 power bricks lighter. I put all my power accessories in a zip up pouch basically that slips in my backpack and stays out of the way and organized. I use the older free non live version of worldmate but I use it faithfully for weather and the other travel goodies, and I load my ipaq up with podcasts, music, movies and games if I want to have a little fun on the train.

Louis Senecal

12/22/2008 10:20:07 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)

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