Hold That Thought: 5 Reasons You Need A Clipboard Manager
When you think about it, copy paste is kind of weird. You copy stuff, but there's no way to see it. And if you copy over what you had, it's gone – forever. Clipboard managers address this by giving you a place to see all the things you've copied, and to restore an older item for pasting. But a clipboard manager isn't just a way to avoid losing things: it can also become a key part of your workflow
Apple Free Recycling Program Now Covers Every Retail Store Around The Globe
Apple has just reiterated that it is committed to its green initiative and recycling. The company announced that every Apple retail store around the world will take back Apple products for recycling. Apple also has a gift card program for used iPhones, iPads and Macs deemed good enough to be resold (as determined by the PowerOn reseller service) in the U.S. Products that couldn't be re-used didn't
How To Write A Great Lede When Writing For The Web
Writing for the Web is a skill that's easy to learn but difficult to master. One of the hardest elements is concocting a great lede; ledes being the one chance you have of persuading readers to commit to an article in full. Which is exactly what you're doing in your head right about now. What Is A Lede? A lede, also known as a lead or intro, is that collection of words you see above you. It's an i
Invert Your Colors, And Other Tricks For Night-Friendly Mac Usage
Is your Mac too bright in dark places? Whether you need to work in the dark without being noticed or want your screen to be easier on your eyes, we've found apps for that. If your eyes hurt when you use your Mac, it might be because you're staring a bright light in a dark room. Turning on some lights around you is a good idea, but it also might help if you make your Mac less bright. The first step
Move Over Google Plus Hangouts. Appear.in Is Here & It's Really Good
Video conferencing isn't something most people get excited about. Until recently, the field has been dominated by the likes of Polycom and Cisco in the enterprise sphere, and Skype and Google Plus picking up the slack in the consumer sphere. Commonly, video conferencing hasn't been done especially well. For the most part Skype stutters and glitches out more than a Max Headroom marathon, even with
Read Feedly Offline: Download Unread Items To An Ebook
The Google News downloading service NewsToEbook now works with Feedly. With it you can download your unread items from Feedly to an EPUB or MOBI ebook file. The Google News downloading service NewsToEbook now works with Feedly. With it you can download your unread items from Feedly to an EPUB or MOBI ebook file, which you can then read on your offline e-reader. Kindle, Kobo, Nook and even your tab
What Happened When I Went Completely Offline For A Week
Living in the Internet era has changed us to such an extent that the idea of having to live completely offline even for a little while sounds like a prison sentence. But it really isn't. Any day now, some biologist will declare that the DNA of the average 21st-century person is organized not into chromosomes, but into IP addresses. I, for one, won't be shocked by any such announcement, because tha
How to Install Android on Your Windows Tablet
Windows tablets are becoming more popular. But if you're looking for a bigger selection of apps, Android is the answer. While installing Android on a desktop PC is reasonably straightforward, you might find installation tricky on a Windows tablet. One problem is that tablets don't have a CD/DVD drive. So how can you install Android on a Windows tablet? We'll show you. What Tablet Are You Using? Be
8 iPhone IFTTT Recipes You Can't Live Without
When IFTTT launched an iPhone app in July, it opened up a whole slew of new possibilities about how to put the incredibly handy service to even better use than ever. New channels accessible via the iPhone app allow access to your iPhone contacts, photos and reminders. Once you've activated the channels on your phone, you can create new recipes from the comfort of your browser. We've put together a
15 Productive Things To Do Online When You Have 15 Minutes To Kill
We cannot capture time. I think we can snatch it for…a small amount of time. It’s human nature to focus on large blocks of time, and ignore the value of the minutes and seconds that pass by unnoticed. We put a value to the time spent on a large project. We store the fortnight of a great vacation in our memories. But we don’t remember the time spent stuck in a traffic jam or that spent on catching
Are There Still Any Legitimate Uses For a PowerPC Mac?
Are There Still Any Legitimate Uses For a PowerPC Mac? Apple switched to Intel processors in 2006 – any Mac from before then uses the PowerPC platform. For a while Mac software was designed to work on both types of computers, but those days are for the most part gone. Put simply: you cannot use the latest Mac software on devices build before 2006. Whether you’ve had such a Mac for years, or picked
Learning Photography? Join 8 Flickr Groups For Eye-Opening Lessons
Flickr has been a home for serious photographers, and you will find the best clustered around Flickr Groups. Flickr remains the old watering hole for great photographs and tips on how to take them. Readers like you help support MUO. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. I know the feeling. You unboxed your camera and thought that taking p
The 14 Best Sites to Find Free Creative Commons Music
Need to get hold of royalty-free Creative Commons music? Find everything you need for your projects on these sites. There are lots of times you might need to get hold of royalty-free, Creative Commons music. You could be putting together a short film, designing a video game, or recording a podcast; with the right license, you can use CC music for all of that. You can find plenty of free music acro
10 Unique Flickr Groups You Should Look Into for Creative Inspiration
The best way to learn photography is to go out there and shoot. The second best way is to look at perfectly composed photos and get inspired. We do that by taking tips from the best photography blogs, and marveling at how the professionals do it on some of the eye-catching photography websites. After a hiatus, Flickr has come back into the frame. Of course, some keen photographers will say that it
8 Easy Exercises To Help You Stay Fit At Your Desk
How many hours a day do you spend sitting? Whether you're gaming, freelancing or have a hardcore desk-bound job, you're probably not moving enough. Not everyone has the time or ability to leave everything for 2 hours and go for a run or a bike ride, but that doesn't mean you have to give up. Staying fit at your desk is actually possible. Below you'll find a collection of exercises anyone can do. S
USB Condoms Protect Your Data While You Charge
A company by the name of Int3.cc has just introduced what they are calling USB Condoms, a small device that goes on the end of your USB plug to protect your data from "juice jacking", which is when someone is able to steal your data through a public charging station. Since most phones are set up to allow data transfer just by connecting to a USB port, the USB Condoms work by blocking the data tran
5 More Places to Help You Find Quality Creative Commons Images
5 More Places to Help You Find Quality Creative Commons Images There are lots of reasons you might need to find Creative Commons images. Last year, we introduced you to five great places to find Creative Commons images, with the list including heavyweights like Flickr and Google Image Search, along with a few more services you might not have heard of. Today we're updating that list, and adding 5 m
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