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Is Your iPhone in Guatemala Compatible?

I swore off the idea of bringing my iPhone on my next Latin adventure after I incurred hefty roaming charges during my trip to Mexico last year. But I couldn’t bear the thought of going to Guatemala without it. After all, it’s my favorite camera, music player, e-mail receiver, and Internet device. (Wouldn’t it be [...]

Tips for Using Your iPhone in Mexico

It wakes me up in the morning, it plays my favorite music and radio shows, and keeps me connected to the Internet. My iPhone is like a body part. The thought of not having it with me makes me break out in a cold sweat. Go to Mexico without it? No way! As unthinkable as [...]

Four iPhone Apps for Mexico City

Going to Mexico City? There’s an app. for that. The number of Mexico-centric iPhone apps seems to have proliferated since I last checked into this in the late spring. Here are four that specifically relate to Mexico City: Mexico City Maps Offline. Allows to users to view maps of Mexico City offline without internet connection. [...]

Why My Next International Adventure Will Be Offline

In the days leading up to my adventure in Mexico, I shared my efforts to make my iPhone “Mexico compatible.” Using your cell phone in a foreign country can result in shockingly high “roaming charges.” In one case reported by the New York Times, a U.S. tourist racked up over $3,000 in roaming charges while [...]

Seven iPhone Apps to Take to Mexico

Are you and your iPhone traveling to Mexico? There’s an app. for that. In fact, there are a couple of iPhone apps that are solely devoted to Mexico. Several other travel related apps are useful when going just about anywhere. Here are the iPhone apps I’m downloading before I head south of the border: Mexico [...]

Is Your iPhone Mexico Compatible?

As my long-awaited trip to Mexico draws near, it’s time to start getting practical about my vacation plans. That means making the necessary arrangements for my newest appendage: the iPhone. Firing up your cell phone in a foreign country can result in shockingly high roaming charges. In one case, a U.S. tourist racked up $3,000 [...]