I don’t know about you, but the more I travel, the more I’ve had to learn about technology. In other words, what are the best ways to stay connected, the best ways to be productive while traveling, and the best ways to enjoy media, as well. And price points do matter when integrating all this technology into my life. I found this really great guide that helped me decide which streaming and video services are best for me. If you haven’t seen this article yet, it’s totally worth taking a look. Have a great weekend, everyone!
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For travel, Netflix is the best. Netflix is in many countries and I’ve found that my account works for the versions in those countries when I’m traveling. It’s cool because the range of videos, while usually less than the US, can be quite different. Amazon is in many countries but my account doesn’t work abroad except for a small number of videos. Hulu doesn’t work at all. Of course, you could always use a VPN.
Great comment, Donald. Thank you. I have tried a VPN when traveling and a lot of the streaming services don’t like that so they block their content. Very good info about Netflix. Have a great weekend!
can I stream when I’m up in the air?
HI Jo, Streaming requires the internet, but you can record from whichever streaming service you use BEFORE you fly and then watch while up in the air. Hope that helps. Thanks for reading!
I don’t know about other countries but for US –
Google “Terrarium.” Better yet, research it on You Tube, so you get the correct link. Download.
TV, Movies, all free. I use it on my Fire 8 and love, love, LOVE it. It’s kept up to date and it works. Hotel room pay for movies? – never again!
HI Nick. I think the article didn’t mention Terrarium because it’s only for Android users. Thanks for mentioning it. People do rave about it. Thanks for reading!