Drop me on a Balinese coastline with a decent paperback and my smartphone, and Ill luxuriate for two weeks straight. But fly me out to the same spot with a Nokia 3310 and a physical map, like the one my dad used to carry, and Ill probably have a nervous breakdown. Most of us can agree that were hyper-dependent on tech, especially when were navigating a new place abroad. And the further or more remote you go, the more likely you are to run into tech breakdowns that can put a damper on your plans to wander freely. From racking…
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