Between catching flights, in coordination with coworkers and customers courtship, there are plenty of opportunities to make careless, money-wasting decisions while traveling on business. Like most things in life, the iPhone and iPad is here to help. In the Apple store, you will find a range of applications suitable for your business needs.
1. Pro TravelTracker
Although Pro TravelTracker can feel like a heavy investment at $ 9.99, may be the most complete travel application market, which serves as his personal assistant and travel agent on the fly. The most efficient implementation reserves, expenses, awards programs, directions and local weather. Perhaps its most useful feature is the easy entry - just forward any new plan TripIt.com and your account will be updated TravelTracker Pro.
2. Currency
First things first. If you travel abroad, you get a good currency converter - a careless traveler can be easily fooled by a poor exchange rate at a corner store. Be sure to keep your current rate by updating the application whenever you are online. Currency (the application) includes more than 100 currencies of the countries, so that will be attending most of the places you are.
3. Trapster
Nothing says annoying expenses, unexpected travel like a speeding ticket. With Trapster, you know where the police hide their little secrets in any city you are. You will be alerted when approaching speed traps, red light and radar, as well as to get to accidents and other tie ups.
4. Babelingo
When you're no idea of the lingua franca, the best present himself as more knowledgeable than they really can be. If negotiations with the drivers or business relationships, adding a few key phrases from your vocabulary will make you appear more knowledgeable about the culture - and to discourage residents from overcharging you. This release of sentences, with 11 languages, does not require a Wi-Fi, so you're still in luck if you're in a dead zone.
5. Keypoint
Work on the go has never been so easy. The next time you prepare for a speech outside the city, in turn waiting time in lines or sitting in traffic in time to perfect their presentation. Keypoint allows you to create master slides using a variety of themes and animations can be exported or shared in PDF format.
6. Expensify
Keeping track of all your expenses can be a hassle - especially if you are prone to lose the paper invoices. Make sure you never lose another receipt lunch and go paperless with the practice of exploration expenditures on the application. You can get everything from the miles driven to coffees bought by customers, then submit your expense report right from the IOS device.
7. Magic Taxi
Say goodbye to dispatchers with this simple application of taxi calling. Instead of asking anxiously when the car show, you can see the car approach using the map view. If you are someone who often without cash, you can upload the cab of your credit card through your iPhone and travel expenses of an electronic receipt.
8. TripDoc
They have plenty of places to strike and the need to maximize the time? Use TripDoc to organize their stops on a map. You'll quickly see the best routes to travel, so you'll know if public transport is going to get where you need to go and if you can save the taxi. Also, if you find yourself returning repeatedly to a city is a great way to save your favorite restaurants to shops, or Wi-Fi hot spots.
9. OpenTable
Want to impress your customers with expertise in local restaurants? Write using quickly find and reserve tables available near you. Unlike other applications, restaurants, houses both Write reviews and menus, so you can make sure everyone is happy with the selection of food in advance.
10. Complain
Stay in touch with your coworkers in the office with Yammer, free business social network. You can ask questions, collaborate on ideas and share the latest developments in the road. Yammer can significantly increase the connectivity between co-workers who often work remotely, so your computer more efficiently.
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Snapped on an iPhone 4 and modified with the Camera Plus app, this photo offers some great contrasts, such as the lovely autumnal colors of the trees topped by a brilliant blue sky.
Paul Gowder tells Mashable how this ace shot came about.
"The photo was taken while my daughter and I were swimming in the neighborhood pool. I saw the clouds forming and kept thinking this would be a great photo. So I got out of the pool and got my iPhone to call my wife. I asked her to bring down my SLR. While I was waiting I was able to get this shot with the iPhone. By the time she arrived with my SLR it was gone," says Gowder.
"The best camera is always the one you have with you!"
Almost abstract, this gorgeous image was captured by James Anok on an iPhone 3G somewhere over Lake Ontario flying between Toronto and Boston.
Kristen M. Williams took this picture as the clouds broke apart after a thunderstorm. The cool effects come courtesy of Hipstamatic.
Lomora is the app Robert-Paul Jansen used to make this fab snapshot into a beautiful, almost painterly, image.
The Pinnacle Building in downtown Nashville is the subject of this fun snap.
"The way the reflections of clouds showed on the building, we thought it looked like we were looking right through the building," explains Mike Noble.
"I was just at the right place at the right time and the light was hitting that building just right."
This surreal shot was captured in an unlikely location -- a Target car park. Barry Cullum explains how the image came about:
"I was waiting at Target parking lot in Lemont, Illinois for my daughter and ex-wife. I looked up and saw the clouds. I pulled out my iPhone 3GS and quickly snapped this picture. Two minutes later the sun had set and the scene was gone."
Taken along the American River near Fair Oaks, California, Daniel MacDonald calls this shot "bike porn." We'd say it's cloud porn too.
Big, white and fluffy, this cloud formation looks like a child's drawing. It's so perfectly ... cloud-esque.
Ben Bunch's heavenly photo was taken on a first generation iPhone and processed with the Plastic Bullet app. It's truly stunning.
Pro HDR on the iPhone 4 is the tech setup behind this breathtaking photo, and the vision is that of Chilean Francisco Valdes.
Evan Kok has documented two types of cloud in this lovely shot of a big sky. A little exposure tweaking in Photoshop Express and a border from the Camera Plus app help create the final effect.
Have you ever seen clouds like this before? Sergey Poberezhny's amazing photo looks like something from another world.
The rays of light coming from behind the clouds and the dark trees in the foreground combine to make this a striking image, beautifully framed.
We're bringing you back down to Earth for the final photo in this gallery. Keturah Davis captured this fab shot on a rainy day in Logan Square, Chicago.
































