The past ten years or so has transformed the way we take notes and organize information. It is no longer sufficient to jot down notes on desktop sticky notes; we now need to access notes, bookmarks, clips, and tasks on our mobile devices as well as →
Mix and share playlists on the go with ‘Party Cloud’
Are you a lover of indie (independently produced) as well as mainstream music? Do you love making playlists and sharing them with friends? If so, you’re going to want to check out a music service called Party Cloud. It allows you to build your own playlists →
SlideRocket vs. Rvl.io – two Powerpoint alternatives compared
Do you need a platform to create and view slide-based presentations for business, art or pure entertainment? If so, you’re going to love this post: we’ve got a showdown between two free ways to make such presentations and give you an idea of which is better →
Writer is a word processing alternative that strips away all the clutter
As a professional writer, I am always on the lookout for new tools that can make my work easier or just more interesting. Writer is one that happens to do both. If you’re the type of person that uses a word processor on a regular basis, →
Secure your online identity and personal info, with OneID
Do you worry about the security of our online information online? If so, you might want to take check out OneID is a new concept in the realm of online security that offers a trifecta of protection in a way nothing else does, requiring you to →
Draw diagrams and flow charts with LucidChart
Human beings are highly ‘visual’ thinkers, and whether you love diagrams and use them for every facet of your life, hate them but have to do them for work, or even if you’re somewhere in between … if you need to create a diagram then you →
Fact Check dubious claims in forwarded emails instantly, with LazyTruth
Do you get forwarded emails from friends and family that often contain half-truths, are riddled with erroneous ‘facts’ and other mythical information? What if you could weed these out instantly, but more importantly, discover the actual truth about the subjects within? If so, you will want →
Voice Ace surfs the web at your voice command for free (Chrome)
Do you ever wish you could talk to your computer like Star Trek and have it do what you want? While the programming and other considerations for that kind of advancement is still in the future, you can actually do an awful lot through voice recognition →
Send email reminders to yourself, with NudgeMail
Have you tried hundreds of different ways to give yourself reminders for things but never been totally satisfied with any of them? Well, now you’ve got one more great choice; NudgeMail allows you to set up future emails to yourself as reminders for nearly anything, giving →
‘Listen’ to print articles and RSS feeds on-the-go as MP3 podcasts, with SoundGecko
Do you like reading articles but just don’t have the time? Would it be more convenient to LISTEN to the many articles you want to read as podcasts on your daily commute? That’s where modern technology comes in to bring us programs like SoundGecko. No, it’s →
CloudKafe connects to and manages all your cloud accounts from a single place
Do you have so many different online storage accounts it’s hard to remember what you uploaded where? Well worry no more on that score, CloudKafe can help you keep all your cloud storage accounts connected and easy to sort through in one location. It supports Dropbox, →
Find software worth UN-installing from your PC, with ‘Should I Remove It’
Most people have a ton of software installed on their PC which are just clutter. Some are bloatware that came pre-installed on your PC or laptop, others are programs that you installed at some point and forgot about, that you may not even remember was there →
