This guy could easily be a lifesaver during a road trip. Gas Buddy maps out nearby gas stations and

Travel Tech is a common topic these days because what’s more convenient cheap apartment rentals than having everything you need for your trip right on your phone? If you’re planning a trip this summer cheap apartment rentals whether it’s just a weekend road trip, a quick business excursion or a full on European vacation check out some of these free travel apps to make planning and getting around a piece of cake.
If you’re the outdoorsy type and an active traveler, this is the app for you. Everytrail not only shows you trails nearby and provides detailed knowledge about every one. it also lets you map your route and share photos and videos of your hike on the app and to your social sites. Plus, while you’re on the move it keeps track of your distance, speed and elevation making it that much harder to get lost.
This guy could easily be a lifesaver during a road trip. Gas Buddy maps out nearby gas stations and gives you the approximate prices. It helps save money and keeps you from ending up stranded in the middle of nowhere with an empty tank.
Okay, technically it’s not a travel app but when you’re out in the world it’s nice not to have to worry about whether or not everything at home is fine. So to free your mind from worrying about what s happening at your house, set up a Wi-Fi camera and download the mydlink cheap apartment rentals Lite app so you know with 100% certainty cheap apartment rentals that nothing weird is happening and no one random is hanging out at your place while you’re away.
World Lens is why I love technology; this app allows you to translate any text just by pointing your phone lens at it. I just had to try this one  for myself, because it seemed too good to be true, you know? And let me tell you it works pretty darn well, besides the issue of making sure you have the world’s steadiest hand, the actual translation part is nice. You still get some weird choppy cheap apartment rentals English sentences every once and a while, but if you’re in a grind I’m sure choppy English is better than no Inglés (see what I did there?).
The name is pretty self-explanatory but the offline functionality is what makes the app especially great if you ever find yourself stranded somewhere without Wi-Fi or service (although why you would go somewhere without Wi-Fi is a complete mystery to me). City Guides lets you plan trips and import any itineraries you’ve built through stay.com. The offline functionality includes cheap apartment rentals maps but also local shops and restaurants (plus you save on roaming and data fees).
If you’re like me then you don’t just travel for the sights and the history (and the time off from work). cheap apartment rentals You travel for some delicious food. With Foodspotting you can map out your faves all over the world and check out what other people were fans of.
GateGuru is a great-guru for frequent flyers. Add your itinerary and this handy app will show you everything you need to know about travel time, TSA security wait estimates, weather and flight alerts.
Hipmunk not only has the best name . it also has the cutest mascot (and he’s helpful too!). At first I thought Hipmunk was just a typical flight and hotel booking app, but the reason I like it is because it includes cheap apartment rentals alternative options in its searches like Airbnb rooms and Amtrak travel. It also has a ‘Tonight cheap apartment rentals Only’ feature for last minute hotel deals and when searching for hotels you can overlay maps to show which places are nearest to the best food, shopping and sights. All around it’s great for making sure you’ve not only got a great hotel deal but that you’re not in a crazy boring part of town.
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