I am not huge supporter of Chinese products. But one of my basic requirement is charging my mobile phone on the move like in train or at any railway station. In India, only one socket is provided in one compartment, and in one compartment around 72 people travel, and when socket is away from my berth then I can't prefer to leave my phone on charging socket, as any one can take it away. In my search of solution of this problem, I came across this amazing charger, which is quite simple in made and is made in china. Its light, and best thing is that it can charge anything have terminals. Charge your camera, phone etc etc by removing battery from the system, and then connecting battery to this charger, and then leave it on the socket. Now, you are tension free. As battery cost quite low, even thugs don't try to steal it, as they won't get anything after selling it in the market. I use a Nokia phone while traveling, and i have purchas...

Many of travelers and tourists are addicted to Blackberry mobiles. They can't live without it. But traveling abroad and using your blackberry can be quite expensive. I am going to discuss few do's and don'ts while you are on international roaming. DON'TS while on International Roaming:  DON'T CHAT ON BBM WHEN ABROAD: Unknown to many, the free BBM service we all love restricts itself only to its country of residence. The truth is that using BBM abroad can cost up to USD 60 per day. DON'T CHECK YOUR EMAIL WHEN ABROAD:    Checking and downloading emails on your smartphone on international roaming when abroad can cost as much as USD 46.5 per day. NEVER DOWLOAD GAMES ON YOUR PHONE WHEN ABROAD:    At cost of USD 160.6 per game, it makes sense to savour your trip and save on downloading games until your return. DO'S are exactly opposite of the DON'TS!!! ENJOY YOUR TRIP!