Travel Tech

If you’re flying with a power bank, you may have noticed more rules than before, and some airlines are tightening restrictions even further. In the U.S., the FAA sets the …

Driver’s licenses are the de facto identity document for many U.S. citizens, and with good reason. They can be used for everything from entering bars to proving one’s identity to …

When it comes to technology, things change fast and furious. Software and apps that were state-of-the-art just a few years ago are quickly surpassed by the next best things that …

We’ve written plenty about why you should always use a VPN when connecting to an unfamiliar wireless network. Whether you’re in a hotel lobby, on a plane, sitting at a …

If you’re like me, there are probably hundreds of functions and settings on your phone that you don’t even know exist. When installing an update, it’s easier to leave the …

Many travel credit cards offer a Priority Pass Select membership, but not all memberships provide the same benefits. Some cards still include restaurant credits, while others offer full access to …

I stopped by LoungeBuddy.com this morning and saw some bad news: they’re closing up shop next year. LoungeBuddy has been around since 2013, and for a decade, it was a …

It sometimes feels like if you blink, the internet changes. Take social media, for example. We’ve been on Facebook for years—anything we write on this blog is posted as a link …

Business travelers often choose airlines based on whether they offer reliable Wi-Fi. For these travelers, internet access needs to be both fast and dependable. While paying for Wi-Fi can be …

“We’re All Connected” was the slogan of New York Telephone in the ’90s and reminded everyone that no one is further than a phone call away. I think that today, …