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		<title>Top iPhone Apps for International Travel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since most people&#8217;s iPhone&#8217;s aren&#8217;t unlocked and AT&#38;T charges an obscene amount for international data roaming, I&#8217;m going to assume that the majority of users aren&#8217;t going to be able to use any applications that need to access the Internet. Therefore, I&#8217;ve divided my list of iPhone apps in to two categories: Offline and Online. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since most people&#8217;s iPhone&#8217;s aren&#8217;t unlocked and AT&amp;T charges an obscene amount for international data roaming, I&#8217;m going to assume that the majority of users aren&#8217;t going to be able to use any applications that need to access the Internet. Therefore, I&#8217;ve divided my list of iPhone apps in to two categories: Offline and Online.</p>
<p>Offline (no Internet required):</p>
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<li>GoodReader &#8211; An offline html/doc/pdf reader and my #1 app. I have 3-4 different websites backed up on my iPhone, along with countless Lonely Planet pdf files. It&#8217;s because of this app that I don&#8217;t travel with a guidebook.</li>
<li>Currencies &#8211; My personal favorite currency convertor (except that it doesn&#8217;t include Syrian pounds and Lao Kip)</li>
<li>Babelingo	 &#8211; A travel phrase book with 300+ phrases in 11 languages (but still no Arabic&#8230;).</li>
<li>MotionX GPS &#8211; An offline GPS application. When I know I have an upcoming bus or train ride, I often store the destinations as gps waypoints so I can monitor how much longer I have on the journey.</li>
<li>gUnit &#8211; The most comprehensive Unit Convertor for the iPhone</li>
<li>Your favorite time-wasting game: My current favorites are Catan, Spades Classic, Adikus&#8217; Backgammon and Lux DLX</li>
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<p>Online:</p>
<ul>
<li>Kayak &#8211; The easiest way to check flight prices on your iPhone</li>
<li>Flight Status &#8211; Great interface for monitoring/tracking flights</li>
<li>Skype &#8211; Great for a quick and cheap call home when you find free wifi</li>
<li>Tweetie 2 &#8211; My personal favorite iPhone Twitter client (the latest version supports geotagging tweets)</li>
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