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• Cool Websites and Tools [June 20th 2013]
• Are Apple’s Best Days Behind It? [We Ask You]
• Chrome’s Evernote Web Clipper Gets Gmail Clipping Ability [Updates]
• Let It Shine: 3 Apps To Customize Your Galaxy or Nexus LED
• 4 Equalizer Tools to Get The Best Out of Your Android Audio
• Build A Beautiful Website Without Any Coding Skills Or Design Know-How With Breezi
• 5 NBA Players To Follow On Twitter During The 2013 Offseason
• RedReader: A Better Way To Browse Reddit [Android]
• Learn The Lingo: Common Gaming Terms You Should Know
• Adobe Adds 15 New Apps To Online Creative Cloud Monthly Subscription [Updates]
• The Quickest, Easiest Way To Record Skype Calls For Mac And Windows
• 9 Innovative Apple Products That Didn’t Make It
• How To Improve Netflix Streaming On Any Device
• 5 Reasons You Should Have Registered A Personal Domain By Now
• Short on Space? Try These Compact Home Office Desks!

Cool Websites and Tools [June 20th 2013] Posted: 20 Jun 2013 09:31 PM PDT Check out some of the latest MakeUseOf discoveries. Most of the listed websites are FREE or come with a decent free account option. If you want to have similar cool websites round-ups delivered to your email daily email subscribe here.... Continue reading the article Read full post: Cool Websites and Tools [June 20th 2013]

Are Apple’s Best Days Behind It? [We Ask You] Posted: 20 Jun 2013 08:31 PM PDT Apple is probably the only company in the world that everyone has an opinion on. And they usually aren't middling, not-fussed-either-way opinions either. You either love or hate Apple... either buy every iDevice you can get your hands on or refuse to even install iTunes and QuickTime on your computer. This week's We Ask You is wholly dedicated to discussing the possibility that Apple's time in the sun is coming to an end. Or not. You decide. Continue reading the article Read full post: Are Apple’s Best Days Behind It? [We Ask You]

Chrome’s Evernote Web Clipper Gets Gmail Clipping Ability [Updates] Posted: 20 Jun 2013 08:30 PM PDT Evernote has just become even more useful if you are a user of both Chrome and Gmail, for you can now use Evernote's Web Clipper Chrome extension to store Gmail conversation threads in your account. If there is an important email that you need stored in Evernote, you no longer have to copy and paste everything. All it takes now is one click of the web clipper button and you're done. Continue reading the article Read full post: Chrome’s Evernote Web Clipper Gets Gmail Clipping Ability [Updates]

Let It Shine: 3 Apps To Customize Your Galaxy or Nexus LED Posted: 20 Jun 2013 07:30 PM PDT A very nifty feature that a handful of Android smartphones include is a notification LED. However, the LED might not used how you would like it to be, including the events which turn the LED on, what color the LED is, and its flash interval. There are a few apps which support Nexus and Galaxy phones (as well as a few other lucky ones) that can put some control in your hands. Continue reading the article Read full post: Let It Shine: 3 Apps To Customize Your Galaxy or Nexus LED

4 Equalizer Tools to Get The Best Out of Your Android Audio Posted: 20 Jun 2013 07:00 PM PDT Nearly every premium Android music app comes with a working equalizer (e.g., n7player, doubleTwist) and there are a few free music players with working equalizers as well (e.g., Shuttle Player, Rocket Player). However, if you want a global equalizer that works regardless of which music app you're using, then check out these great equalizer apps. Continue reading the article Read full post: 4 Equalizer Tools to Get The Best Out of Your Android Audio

Build A Beautiful Website Without Any Coding Skills Or Design Know-How With Breezi Posted: 20 Jun 2013 06:30 PM PDT Not being a coder, I'm always on the lookout for easy ways to build beautiful websites that require no coding skills , and just over a year ago I discovered Breezi . A new service at the time, Breezi caught my attention for both its ease of use and abundance of features, and proved itself a reliable and stable solution for building websites. Continue reading the article Read full post: Build A Beautiful Website Without Any Coding Skills Or Design Know-How With Breezi

5 NBA Players To Follow On Twitter During The 2013 Offseason Posted: 20 Jun 2013 05:30 PM PDT If you're an NBA fan, the offseason is torture for you. It's weeks and weeks of chatter and speculation with nothing interesting to offer, aside from the draft. What can you do to hold yourself over until next season? One of the things that kept me interested in the happenings around the league last season was staying informed via Twitter. Continue reading the article Read full post: 5 NBA Players To Follow On Twitter During The 2013 Offseason

RedReader: A Better Way To Browse Reddit [Android] Posted: 20 Jun 2013 03:30 PM PDT Reddit's the best time sink on the web, with a community surrounding just about any topic (including some hilarious specific things) and a culture that helps spread and spawn some of the web's best humor. Its interface, however, is famously terrible – especially on finicky phones. Try a fast Reddit Android client that looks great, doesn't include ads and is open source to boot. RedReader is an up-and-coming app that's quickly adding features, and it just might be the best Reddit experience out there for Android users. Continue reading the article Read full post: RedReader: A Better Way To Browse Reddit [Android]

Learn The Lingo: Common Gaming Terms You Should Know Posted: 20 Jun 2013 03:00 PM PDT All hobbies have their own terminology; sets of words and phrases that are only known to those actively involved. Gaming is no exception. What follows are 20 of the most common terms associated with gaming, along with short, easy-to-understand definitions. Think of this as a crash course in gaming lingo that will prevent you looking like a n00b in front of your fellow clan members. If that sentence makes no sense then you've come to the right place. Continue reading the article Read full post: Learn The Lingo: Common Gaming Terms You Should Know

Adobe Adds 15 New Apps To Online Creative Cloud Monthly Subscription [Updates] Posted: 20 Jun 2013 02:00 PM PDT Adobe released this week a major update to its Adobe Creative Cloud, which now includes 15 new Creative Cloud applications, including Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, and Adobe Premieire Pro CC. Access to its Cloud programs require a paid subscription, starting with a free trial subscription for 30-days, 2 gigabytes of storage, and limited access to services. [...] Continue reading the article Read full post: Adobe Adds 15 New Apps To Online Creative Cloud Monthly Subscription [Updates]

The Quickest, Easiest Way To Record Skype Calls For Mac And Windows Posted: 20 Jun 2013 01:00 PM PDT These days, almost everyone has a Skype account. It has quickly become the default communication method for long-distance calls and video chats as it is free and easy to use. Once you're in the habit of using Skype regularly, though, you start finding other neat things you can do with it. Like, for instance, recording calls. There are so many great reasons you may have for recording calls on Skype, so whatever it is you need to record; here's how you do it. Continue reading the article Read full post: The Quickest, Easiest Way To Record Skype Calls For Mac And Windows

9 Innovative Apple Products That Didn’t Make It Posted: 20 Jun 2013 12:30 PM PDT It shouldn't surprise you to learn that not all of Apple's past creations were as well-received as the products they make today. Take the Macintosh TV (1993-1994) for example; Apple's first attempt at creating a computer-television hybrid. The Macintosh TV cost $2,097 when it was introduced, and only 10,000 were made. Continue reading the article Read full post: 9 Innovative Apple Products That Didn’t Make It

How To Improve Netflix Streaming On Any Device Posted: 20 Jun 2013 12:00 PM PDT A few months ago I was playing games on my Nintendo Wii (thanks to the loss of my Xbox 360) and even getting fitter in the process – until I stumbled across the news that not only could I turn my Wii into a media centre, but that I could also install Netflix. Suffice to say, the intervening months have not been kind to my waistline. At times, they haven't been all that kind to my sanity, either. Continue reading the article Read full post: How To Improve Netflix Streaming On Any Device

5 Reasons You Should Have Registered A Personal Domain By Now Posted: 20 Jun 2013 11:00 AM PDT These days I think it's important for everyone to at least register (if not use) a domain that is personal to them. Not only are domain names under current top-level domains running out , but it's often near-impossible to reclaim a domain once it has been taken. This means you should act fast and grab your domain now. Continue reading the article Read full post: 5 Reasons You Should Have Registered A Personal Domain By Now

Short on Space? Try These Compact Home Office Desks! Posted: 20 Jun 2013 10:00 AM PDT When I grew up, my mom was self-employed and had her own home office with a large desk in the basement. Meanwhile my dad, who had a regular job, turned the broom closet into a tiny office for himself. It was the highlight of every house tour. Dad eventually joined the basement office, but the broom closet with its small corner desk remains the place where my parents store their paperwork until this day. Continue reading the article Read full post: Short on Space? Try These Compact Home Office Desks!

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