Monday 12 September 2016
Traveling on the subway in New York City is never fun. Platforms are almost as hot as a furnace, stations are poorly signposted, and cell signal is nearly non-existent. Sure, you can always connect to a Wi-Fi network when you’re coming into a station, but they’re slow at the best of times. Some people choose to read a good old-fashioned newspaper on their commutes, but many find this difficult as the shaky stop-start motion makes it impossible to follow the multitude of words that are printed on a page. So what’s left to do when you’re embarking on a long…
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