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Carlos Rojas

Madrid
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Roam2Go, la eSIM de Olot que conecta Catalunya con 200 países

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By Carlos Rojas
| Via Empresa Verified
Ir de vacaciones a Punta Cana y quedarse sin datos en la eSIM fue la chispa de una idea de dos olotenses. Después de muchos viajes a sus espaldas, tanto Marc Bramon como David Pérez coincidían en el problema: conectarse a internet cada vez que aterrizaban en un nuevo país.
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Roam2Go, l'eSIM olotina que connecta Catalunya amb 200 països

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By Carlos Rojas
| Via Empresa Verified
Anar de vacances a Punta Cana i quedar-se sense dades a l'eSIM va ser l'espurna d'una idea de dos olotins. Després de molts viatges a l'esquena, tant en Marc Bramon com en David Pérez coincidien en el problema: connectar-se a internet cada cop que aterraven a un nou país.
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In a coastal flatland county in Florida, 75 newborn sea turtles followed their ancient “inner compass” straight toward a road and away from the ocean waiting for them

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By Carlos Rojas
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75 Florida sea turtle hatchlings followed their inner compass toward a road instead of the ocean Seventy-five sea turtle hatchlings emerged from their nest on a Volusia County, Florida beach and did exactly what millions of years of evolution told them to do: they followed the brightest light on the horizon. The problem was that it led them straight up a beach road, away from the ocean.
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