Title: How Do I Use My Cell Phone While Traveling to Europe?
Headings: How Do I Use My Cell Phone While Traveling to Europe?
How Do I Use My Cell Phone While Traveling to Europe?
Table of Contents
Using my cell phone while traveling to Europe Talk To Your Current Provider
How to Use Your Smartphone in Europe
What type of phone do I have
Cell Phone While Traveling to Europe and Smartphone Data Plans and Texting
Get A Local SIM Card
Using a European SIM Card
Charging Your Cell Phone in Europe
Prepaid Cell Phones in Europe
Set Up A Mobile Hotspot
TEP Wireless vs Skyroam VS Keepgo When Traveling to Europe
Keepgo
Skyroam
TEP Wireless
Find WiFi and Use Chatting Apps
FREE iPad iPhone Travel Apps for your Cell Phone While Traveling to Europe
Hostel Hero:
Hostelworld:
Stanza:
Every Trail:
What Knot:
Skype (only for iPhone):
iTranslate:
Spending Light:
Convert Everything:
Kayak:
Lonely Planet:
Google Earth:
Wi-Fi Finder:
Using my SmartPhone While Traveling to Europe FAQ
What should I do with my phone when traveling to Europe?
Do I need an international phone plan for Europe?
Do US cell phones work in Europe?
How do you use your phone when traveling internationally?
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Content: If your cell phone has dual voltage you will see something like “Input 100 – 240V, 50 – 60 Hz.” If your mobile phone is dual voltage you still need to use a plug adapter, but not a voltage converter. Before going on a trip, you have to keep in mind that all countries have their own electrical system, and that will determine what type of plug adapters you have to use. In Italy for instance, the majority of outlets are compatible with two round prongs, but bathrooms have three-pronged grounded outlets. If necessary you should purchase a multi-country plug adapter if you’re not sure which type of adapter to use. Better yet, you should research the plug adapters that are used in the countries you’re going to visit. Thanks to the Internet, this should be easy, and if you’re not really sure you can always send an email to the website and get clarification. If you’re only going to bring a cell phone a single adapter will do, but if you’re bringing a laptop, tablet and other devices, it’s best to have several adapters as your hot