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We rely on our devices more and more, but battery life can be a problem. This is what you need to consider when choosing a powerbank

Buenos Aires streets will entice you down little alleys, have you jumping on the city’s “hop on hop off” bus, gawking at iconic architecture, scoffing pasta in traditional old cafes or chowing into a substantial bloody mass of meat in a “parilla”

Digital nomads are quite often perceived as having a perfect life – travelling and working along the way. I have been a digital nomad for the last 8 years so one would think that I am used to this way of life and that nothing can surprise me when meandering from country to country.

Your smartphone can make your time on the road easy. Here are our top five applications for the digital nomad.

Travelling can throw up some unexpected situations. You may never need these hacks, but if you do, you’ll be delighted that you knew what to do in advance.

Bird’s nest, ball of wool the kitten got, or bowl of spaghetti. If any of these are terms that could describe your cables when traveling, then read on, and we’ll help you keep them ready for use when you need them

Everyone knows how to charge a phone, don’t they? Well, there is a bit more to it than you’d think.

Deciding to travel abroad is an amazing decision, but one that often leaves you with lots of small things to remember. One of the most important things to consider when traveling abroad is the type of electronic devices you’ll bring and if you will need an adapter, a converter, or both.