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Rather than wait around for your software to notify you of updates (let's face it, a lot of applications never will), these five handy tools keep an eye on your apps, alert you when an update's available, and streamline the updating process.Photo by Wesley Fryer.Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite software (Read More)
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MakeUseOf.com
For beginner and amateur musicians, there are many online websites offering free sheet music. But once you begin to visit these sites, you will find that many of them are thinly disguised search portals with broken links or front-ends to lure you into purchasing something related to music. We here at MakeUseOf are always ha (Read More)
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A few weeks ago we launched Screenr, a free screencasting application that is easy to use and great for quick tutorials and elearning courses. I like it because it’s easy for me to quickly answer the many questions I get in the user community and through the blog. Not only can answer the questions quickly, but I now can s (Read More)
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Google appears to be testing a new tool called Cloudboard, a service designed to act as a clipboard that shares data between Gmail, Google Docs, and other Google applications. Google-focused weblog Google Operating System discovered an internal feedback form (it's currently disabled) asking users to share their experience w (Read More)
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You took the leap and installed WordPress to host your own blog because you want complete control over how it looks and works. Now, it's time to power it up, lock it down, and make your blog completely yours. What You're In For With all the hype around cloud computing and no-configuration-required hosted services, you don' (Read More)
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FillAnyPDF is a website where you can upload blank PDF forms, fill them online and then save them or share with others. It has a simple to use editor which includes all necessary features such as typing, free hand writing, signing, redacting, highlighting, printing… etc. Apart from filling your own forms the tool allows any (Read More)
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Yesterday we showed you how to make your own tonic water, but if you're more of an active type, why not make your own sports drink as well? The New York Times has a simple recipe that shows you how. Photo by madaise. The Times' Well blog dedicated a post to determining whether sports drinks are good for kids (answer: it dep (Read More)
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If you're into productivity, then you must have at least heard of David Allen's Getting Things Done productivity opus. Let's take a look at how to apply GTD to your school work. GTD is basically a "workflow for life," so if all you want to do is get papers in by their deadlines, it's overkill. Luckily, some of the GTD prece (Read More)
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James Fallows
In coverage of Iran over the past week and especially in these last few days, Andrew Sullivan has on his site illustrated the way the internet and related technologies have permanently changed journalism for the better. So have a number of other people at other sites, which have made themselves clearinghouses for informatio (Read More)
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Gizmodo
According to Apple, the S in iPhone 3GS stands for "Speed." Back in 1986, the S stood for "Sound," and the "G" stood for "Graphics." It was the Apple IIGS, the first Apple with a color graphic user interface. The GUI was influenced by Lisa and the Macintosh, and—with its 16-bit architecture, megabytes of RAM, and wavetable (Read More)
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