As more people continue to venture out into various regions and countries, the itinerary they have in mind may not necessarily push through without the proper scheduling. And while some feel that they have them all in their head, here is an app that should set things straight. The app is the TripChill Mobile Travel Assistant for the Android device and iPhones which provides travelers the ability to view travel itineraries offline. Additionally, the app can transform your device into a virtual GPS as it informs your family or friends regarding your whereabouts, including flight departures and arrivals.

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Motorola has a new website for your on-the-road travels. The Motorola Road Trips site allows you to get more out of your Motorola mobile phones. The site provides an interactive map of road trip destinations and the ability to comment on specific places.

Some of the Moto phones you can use on this website include MOTOKRZR K1m, MOTOKRZR K1 and the Moto Q. You can do things like creating a trip itinerary using MOTOQ’s Microsoft Office CAlendar, Contacts and Outlook, and program your phone with handy numbers for hotels, car rentals and restaurants. Umm, wait, haven’t we been doing that already?

Anyway, the site offers tips on combining the features on your phone to plan and stick to your itinerary. It also provides you a list of compatible accessories you may want to have for your trip.

Moto Road Trips

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