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The Amazing Race 21, Episode 2 Shanghai (China) - Surabaya (Indonesia) Smartphones for international travel: Choosing and buying a smartphone for international travel [Left: Nokia C7 (T-Mobile USA 'Astound'). Right: Nokia 5230 (T-Mobile USA 'Nuron'). Code generator facebook. Putting your own photo on your home screen, as I've done on the Nuron at right above, may seem like narcissism. But it makes it much more likely that your phone will be quickly returned to you if you forget it.] I wrote about the general issues that influence the choice of a smartphone for international travel. Unfortunately, that probably left many of you even more confused than before.

This week, I'll try to answer the most frequently asked questions on this topic: 'If I'm not going to take my current cellphone with me -- because it won't work abroad or it's too expensive to risk having lost or stolen -- what's the best smartphone to buy for world travel? And where's the best place to find one?' Since readers often ask, here's what works for me. If something different works better for you, please say what, and why, in the comments. Offline maps: The killer app for travellers, GSM voice cellphone and low-speed (GSM/GPRS/2G) cellular data service is available almost everywhere in the inhabited world, but high-speed (3G/4G) cellular data and Internet connectivity can't be relied on for reasons of both availability and pricing. With maps the killer smartphone app for travellers, this makes the availability of offline map apps that store the geographic data on the device, don't depend on 'the cloud', and can be used even where there's no (or little) connectivity, the key distinguishing feature between quad-band GSM devices.

That narrows the choices greatly: Nokia dominates offline mapping for smartphones and mobile devices at least as much as Google (now being challenged by Apple) dominates online map services and apps. You can buy downloadable offline maps for small areas, but there's nothing comparable to the street-level global map database you can download to an 8GB memory card and use for free, offline, with the built-in Nokia Maps app on every Nokia smartphone. Nokia for its products, and neither Google nor Apple nor any other commercial vender -- only the wiki-style project which I'll compare in of this series -- is really trying to compete with Nokia in offline mapping for mobile devices. Tandoori nights karz mp3 download download.