Not sure about you, but I constantly battle my 10+ open browser tabs-of-good-intentions. Articles like, “Back to prep[osition] school,” “I sold out to China,” and “Bucket lists are a good way to ruin the experience of nature” start feeling unloved after I let them dwell in a distant tab for weeks on end.
Do I want to read those tabs? Absolutely! Do I think I’ll ever get around to them on my computer? Probably not.
Hence, Instapaper.*
Traveling lightly is important to frequent travelers, and the easiest way to economize your luggage is to utilize the mobile tech you already own.
Think for a second. Your smartphone can replace a calendar, airline ticket, watch, music player, camera, video recorder, notebook, GPS/map, flashlight, book, and even a payment method (in some cases). Oh, and I suppose it works as a phone as well. Add apps and you’ll hold the world in the palm of your hand. Use Uber to get a ride to your hotel or Foursquare to find the greatest restaurants nearby. Top it off with Tripit to keep track of your itinerary.
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