Today, thanks to breakthroughs in technology and high-speed internet, travellers can book their own flight and hotels online, choose to stay in a stranger's house, and rather than entering that unfamiliar restaurant with trepidation, search online reviews on their mobile while connected to the hotel Wi-Fi.
Each community developed its own strong traditions and identity and, while connected to New York City, was insular.
"Nor does sending an e-mail or viewing a bank statement while connected to a Wi-Fi network".
Together, these three communities comprise the Outer Cape: lands that, while connected to the mainland, have long served as a haven for those seeking something different.
Operators such as Vodafone expect to recoup some of the £100bn spent on 3G licences through increased revenue from customers playing games while connected to their network.
But the news wasn't all happy there, either: one of the company's cars reportedly caught fire and melted to a crisp while connected to a supercharger in Norway.
If users turn on the app and read an article while connected to a network, the app will update articles in the background.
Whether the e-books are read while connected to the Internet or after being downloaded onto a personal computer, there is an encryption code that includes a timer, which eventually turns the book off.
This new city-building game went on sale in the early hours last Tuesday, but its requirement that the game run only while connected to the Internet ran afoul of EA-run servers that were immediately clogged.
For $2.99, customers could purchase the video, which Amazon's site says lets them: "watch and re-watch it as often as you like… You may stream a purchased video while connected to the internet and access the video from Your Video Library on any other compatible device.
While patients with tracheotomies don't always require breathing machines, many do at first, and, since most people can't eat while connected to one, the procedure is often paired with a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy — the insertion of a feeding tube that trickles liquid meals directly into the patient's stomach.
