I guess these phones are unlocked unless you want them cheaper with a plan. Moto has been kicking some ass (Nokia namely) with their models (RAZR, ROKR…) and their Six Sigma. I’ll have to see if Apple iphone will be a flop or not.
San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge
Sea Lions on Pier 39
Boudin Bakery on Jefferson Street
Fisherman’s Wharf
Island of Alcatraz
Christopher Columbus at the Coit Tower
- Put a photocopy of your passport in your luggage and your home address and emergency phone numbers.
- Don’t forget to bring a ziploc bag to pack your ‘liquids’ which you will be bringing on board (new rules).
- A sweater or something to keep you warm during the flight.
- Give your family/friends your itinerary and phone numbers to reach you in case of emergency.
- Check the weather forecast for the coming days and bring the clothes accordingly.
- Pack light: Bring the bare minimum and save yourself a back ache. You need a travel bag and a day back pack.
- A good Travel guide book: The Let’s Go edition is old (2004) and I did not see the , Frommers, Lonely Planet or Routard edition. I ended up with the Fodor’s 2007 SF guide. I’ll borrow the other books from the library and bring the Fodor’s with me.
- Good pair of shoes: it is advisable not to bring brand new shoes. Use them for a week before your departure at least.
- Money belt: it is a pouch that you put under your pants and where you put your passport and money. Make sure to have some cash for the day and a credit card in your regular wallet. Normally, you should not need anything from the money belt and it should not leave you at all times (even in the bathroom).
- Laptop: I am wondering if whether or not I bring a laptop. It’s great that you can connect home and check your stuff at night.
- Book a hotel that is in a central location (downtowm). You will pay more but you will save on transportation and enjoy the night better.
