Useful Equipment for the Mobile Warrior

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Today's IT and digital mobile warrior have many hardware and software options which we can equip ourselves with. Below are my choices which has help me in many different situations whilst on the road or at different work and public locations.
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Internet Connectivity (redundancy for Internet connectivity)

  • Optus Postpaid Plan for the iPhone X Max
  • Telstra Prepaid Data Plan for the iPad Pro
  • Vodafone Prepaid Plan for the Google Pixel 3 Android smart phone
  • Free public wireless connections
  • Company LAN or wireless access

Hardware

  • Apple iPhone X Max smart phone
  • Google Pixel 3 smart phone
  • External batteries
  • Apple MacBook Pro 13" laptop
  • Apple iPad Pro 12.9" | 256 GB | Wi-Fi Cellular
    • I use the iPad Pro as a 2nd monitor, connected to the MacBook Pro via USB cable and using the Duet software which runs on both MacBook Pro and iPad Pro to make this happen.
  • Apple pencil
  • Telstra TV device which allows me to watch free to air TV
  • Apple wired headset
  • Bose bluetooth headset
  • Jabra bluetooth conferencing speakers
  • 1 TB Solid State Disk (SSD) drive
  • Overhead Projector
  • Various monitor cables
  • Various adapters for the iPhone and iPad
  • Desk tripod stand
  • Wireless mouse
  • Various power adapters
  • Glass cleaner
  • Apple Mac power adapter
  • Power board
  • Additional stuff that are not included in the photo
    • Apple watch
    • Fitbit
    • Extension cord

Software

  • 2nd Monitor
    • Duet - allows me to connect the iPad Pro as a second monitor for the MacBook Pro
  • Operating Systems
    • Laptop
      • Parallels - allows me to run Windows on the MacBook Pro
      • Apple Mac OS
      • Microsoft Windows
      • Linux
    • Mobile Devices
      • iOS
      • Android
    • T Panels/Set Top Devices
      • Roku (running on the Telstra TV device)
  • Web Browsers
    • Chrome (Mac OS, Windows, iOS, Android)
    • Safari (Mac OS)
    • Firefox (MacOS, Windows, iOS, Android)
    • Microsoft Edge (Windows)
    • Internet Explorer (Windows)
  • Document Management / File Storage
    • DropBox
    • Box
    • Google Drive
    • Microsoft Sharepoint
  • Work Collaboration Software
    • Jira
    • Confluence
  • Messaging
    • Slack
    • Microsoft Teams
  • Video Conferencing Software
    • Bluejeans
    • Google Hangouts
    • WebEx
    • Jabber
  • Business Applications
    • Microsoft Office
    • Adobe Creative Suite
    • Google cloud-based applications

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