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Use low-bandwidth versions of websites you frequent.

You can set this per-profile so you could create a profile that you use on the boat that is different from one you use at home.

Then when you stream shows on the boat it will use less data since it needs less for the lower resolution picture.

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To reduce the amount of data Netflix uses, you can log in to your Netflix profile from a web browser and set the maximum resolution to something other than full HD.

Both of these more powerful apps are also more expensive than TripMode.

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For Mac users there is also the more powerful Little Snitch and for PC users there is NetLimiter. It even remembers the settings you choose for each WiFi network you connect to, so it can be wide open at home, and restricted on the boat. It allows you to enable and disable access to the Internet for individual programs running on your computer.

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To further reduce how much data your laptops use, you can install an app called TripMode which costs about $8.Select the Wi-Fi network > Properties > turn on Set as metered connection.Select Start Windows logo Start button > Settings Gear-shaped Settings icon > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi Expanding curves Wi-Fi icon > Manage known networks.

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For Windows 10 – Enable “ Metered Network” in your WiFi settings.

Toggle Background App Refresh switch to the right of the app for which you wish to disable it to off.

Launch the Settings app from your Home screen.

For iPhone/iPad – Disable “ Background Refresh”.

To reduce how much data your phones and tablets use when connected to your boat’s Cellular/WiFi network enable bandwidth saving features that are built in to your devices.

Take a look at these 9 ways to reduce your bandwidth here. If you implement the following changes, you can drastically reduce the amount of bandwidth you use over cellular and satellite connections, decreasing the cost, and in many cases improving the speed as well. Also: Tim Ferriss andÂ Eric Ries, twoÂ authors that inspired me with their radically different approach to building successful startups, compared to what I learned in university.If you are traveling and relying on cellular and/or satellite based Internet for your communications needs, there are a several easy things you can do to reduce how much data your devices use on a day-to-day basis. The usual suspects at Apple: Steve Jobs and Jony Ive. It’s very tempting, but you risk building something that no one really needs, wasting your energy, time and money. Don’t fall into the trap of thinking about features and solutions first. Listen to what the end user has to say, ask questions, understand his/her problems and needs. Sold at $7.99 on tripmode.ch for both Mac and Windows.įixing computers in the neighbourhood to earn pocket money! First real full time job: Management & Technology Consultant in a regional consulting firm.ĥ – What advice would you give to younger people just getting into technology? It’s made for people who travel with their laptops and need connectivity anywhere, but not at any price.

TripMode: it’s the world’s first mobile data saver for laptops, which blocks all unwanted applications (updates, cloud backups, etc.) from eating your precious data in your back. I bring it everywhere with me, and use it for example everyday when I commute by train to work.

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To me, it’s the perfect combination of power, portability, and well thought out design from both a hardware and software perspective. putting together videos, websites, iPhone apps, more recently the Continuity Activation Tool) and eventually a day job.Ģ – What is your favorite computer of all time? When the Internet came along, I got hooked: I became more and more interested in technology.Â It became a hobby Â (e.g. Even then, the possibilities offered by personal computers fascinated me. I started off toying with a (trans)portable 386 laptop when I was 11, playing games and configuring DOS to be able to run them. This week, we turn our attention to David Dudok de Wit,Â Co-Foudner of Â TripModeġ – How did you get your start in technology? Who are the people behind the technology that we love so much? We know the products, the websites, the online personalities but we want to learn more!ÂĮvery week here atÂ, we will spotlight a company, developer or person that supports Apple users by creating solutions or entertainment for the Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and other platforms we all use and love by asking them to answerÂ sevenÂ questions.