Technology
Lyft Unveils a National Monthly Subscription Pass
Urban city dwellers! Lyft recently unveiled a national monthly subscription pass that allows riders to take up 30 rides in a single month for $299.
You Don’t Even Need To Be in the Same Country as the Phone To Use WhatsApp
It most likely won’t be long until advertisements start popping up, but until then, let’s concentrate on one interesting, unintentional privacy hiccup that we found by accident: It’s not hard at all for someone to read your messages.
The Best Method for Sharing Photos to a Group of People
Long gone are the days where emailing and texting people other photos is the best way to share.1 In the name of efficiency and technology!
Here’s How To Get Unlimited In-Flight Wi-Fi for Suuuper Cheap
Anyone remember that insane iPass deal for unlimited inflight Wi-Fi for just $10 per month that no one can get anymore?
Here’s How To Filter Out Basic Economy Fares in Google Flights
Here’s how to beat the jerks at their own game. Basic economy, take that!
Starting Sunday, T-Mobile Makes (Mostly Good) Changes to Its International Plans
Starting July 22, T-Mobile will be adding 57 countries and destinations to its international data roaming plan. Color me magenta.
The VPN Money Saving Trick Also Works for Rental Cars and Hotels
It’s not just for airfare: thebestvpn recently took an in-depth look about how much more travelers can expect to save on car rentals and hotels by using a VPN.
Datally Sets Data Usage Limits to Curb International Roaming Fees
Is there a reason you still don’t have T-Mobile? Okay, I accept that its coverage may not be great everywhere. Data coverage isn’t perfect.
The Case Against Voltage Converters (and How To Travel Without One.)
Because blowing out hairdryers around the world is apparently a controversial topic (seriously, so much reader mail!), its time to explore the topic of… voltage converters.
The WhatsApp Privacy Settings That Everyone Needs To Check
WhatsApp’s CEO Jay Koum is leaving Facebook. He’s essentially willing to step away from $1 billion1 over privacy issues, so maybe look its time to look into what WhatsApp has on you.
