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- Cool Websites & Tools – Android TV Remote, Interactive Math Games, & Quality Of Life Map
- 6 Cool Things You Can Find With Facebook’s New Graph Search Features [Weekly Facebook Tips]
- Obama Trolls iPhone Popcorn As Facebook & Twitter Wage Windows War [Weird & Wonderful Web]
- 5 Ways To Get More Mileage Out Of Your Old iPad
- Watch Out! All Public Facebook Posts Are Now Fully Searchable
- Hack Your Nook Simple Touch Into a Super E-Reader in Three Easy Steps
- Every Designer’s Dream Workstation
- Tony Stark For Next Microsoft CEO [We Ask You Results]
- Google Chrome 31 Beta Packs Web Payments, Application Shortcuts For Android
- Is ReadKit The Perfect Reeder Replacement For Mac? (Yes)
- Power Up Your Journal Writing With These Day One Tips
- 7 Questions To Ask A Computer Technician Before He Starts Work
- Why Am I Seeing This Ad? How Social Media Ads Target You
- Valve’s 3 Big Announcements: Everything You Need To Know
- Skype Enables Chat Message Sync Across All Your Devices
Cool Websites & Tools – Android TV Remote, Interactive Math Games, & Quality Of Life Map Posted: 08 Oct 2013 03:01 PM PDT ![]() InfraRude TV Remote – is an app that uses the new IR features of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and other Samsung products. By putting the power buttons of the most common TV brands onto one screen, you can now trick your friends or family by turning OFF/ON multiple TVs at once. This app is for the Samsung Galaxy S4. Pod Wrangler – Listening to your favorite Podcasts has never been easier. Pod Wrangler takes out all the fuss and complexity of enjoying podcasts. All you need to do is find your favorite shows and leave the rest to us. Pod... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Android TV Remote, Interactive Math Games, & Quality Of Life Map |
6 Cool Things You Can Find With Facebook’s New Graph Search Features [Weekly Facebook Tips] Posted: 08 Oct 2013 02:45 PM PDT ![]() Facebook has just given its Graph Search another boost, and those who have been upgraded are now able to search post history as well as photo history. This has made many people wonder just what sort of uses they might put this to in everyday life. We’ve previously covered some cool Facebook Graph searches, but what sorts of searches might be useful or interesting to a regular Facebook user on a more daily basis? Let’s take a look. Chat About Your Favourite Topic Try a search like “Posts about Breaking Bad by my friends” and you’ll be presented with all... Read the full article: 6 Cool Things You Can Find With Facebook’s New Graph Search Features [Weekly Facebook Tips] |
Obama Trolls iPhone Popcorn As Facebook & Twitter Wage Windows War [Weird & Wonderful Web] Posted: 08 Oct 2013 02:15 PM PDT ![]() The Web is a weird and wonderful place full of content that is far too easy to miss thanks to the size and scale of the Internetz. This column has one simple aim: to collect the best weird and wonderful content that appears on the Web and fit it all on one page for your delectation. In this edition of Weird & Wonderful Web, we learn why popcorn is synonymous with movies, how the world looks when mapped by websites, see the iPhone 5s and 5c blended, pick a Facebook face from the crowd, discover idiots on Twitter, see how... Read the full article: Obama Trolls iPhone Popcorn As Facebook & Twitter Wage Windows War [Weird & Wonderful Web] |
5 Ways To Get More Mileage Out Of Your Old iPad Posted: 08 Oct 2013 01:30 PM PDT ![]() We recently showed you a few ways you can make the most out of your old iPad in an effort to speed it up, but what if it’s just too slow for most of your needs? If you’re planning to (or have already) upgrade to a new iPad, or if the frustration is just too much to deal with, you can always simply pare down its use to something very specific. We’ve taken a look at some cool uses for your iPad after upgrading in the past, including transforming it into a remote control, a digital frame, or a tool to... Read the full article: 5 Ways To Get More Mileage Out Of Your Old iPad |
Watch Out! All Public Facebook Posts Are Now Fully Searchable Posted: 08 Oct 2013 01:15 PM PDT ![]() In what is probably causing employers and divorce lawyers to high-five one another and celebrate with copious amounts of booze, Facebook have now announced that all public posts will now be fully searchable, using their cool new Graph Search Engine. That means that any of your drunken escapades where Facebook has public proof that you woke up hung over and dressed as a chicken the next morning are now going to be seen by every Human Resources department and law court in the country. Congratulations. Would you like fries with that? Throw in Facebook’s decision to copy Twitter and include... Read the full article: Watch Out! All Public Facebook Posts Are Now Fully Searchable |
Hack Your Nook Simple Touch Into a Super E-Reader in Three Easy Steps Posted: 08 Oct 2013 12:30 PM PDT ![]() Modifying the Nook Simple Touch allows it to play games, browse, read RSS and more. However, even rooted, E Ink technology causes jarring page turns and pretty awful performance. Fortunately, a hack can turn a rooted Nook into a full-fledged, game-playing tablet. The modification enables multi-touch, full-motion display, Android 2.1 Éclair and more. You may have read about other methods for modifying the Nook. Unfortunately, most of the articles available don’t cover the latest methods developed at XDA, which includes better pinch-to-zoom, improved faster refresh (known as FastMode2), overclocking the Nook, on-the-go functionality and more. But enough lecture, here’s video... Read the full article: Hack Your Nook Simple Touch Into a Super E-Reader in Three Easy Steps |
Every Designer’s Dream Workstation Posted: 08 Oct 2013 12:15 PM PDT ![]() Designers have it tough. They need to be constantly inspired in order to please their clients and come up with brilliant design concepts. To let you in on what designers would love to have in their workspace, here is Vanessa Medina’s (also known as Vanesaurus) take on the dream designer office. What would you add? Click to enlarge. via Onextrapixel Read the full article: Every Designer’s Dream Workstation |
Tony Stark For Next Microsoft CEO [We Ask You Results] Posted: 08 Oct 2013 11:45 AM PDT ![]() Steve Ballmer is on his way out at Microsoft. After 13 years as the leader of the Redmond corporation, he’s stepping down from the role that has made him a legend in his own time. Perhaps not legendary for his ability to lead Microsoft to new heights of popularity and prosperity, but legendary for his public displays of egregious emotion and enthusiasm. With Ballmer soon to be living out his days sitting atop his estimated $18 billion fortune, Microsoft needs to find a new CEO willing to take Microsoft in a new direction. This person is going to have quite... Read the full article: Tony Stark For Next Microsoft CEO [We Ask You Results] |
Google Chrome 31 Beta Packs Web Payments, Application Shortcuts For Android Posted: 08 Oct 2013 11:15 AM PDT ![]() Google Chrome is on a roll. After debuting a smarter Omnibox with Chrome 29 and baking Search By Image into the browser, the Chrome 31 Beta has even more new features in store, including a new e-payment system as well as mobile website shortcuts on Android. The current technology that automatically fills up forms on sites using the browser’s autocomplete information — requestAutocomplete() — is now also being used to work for online payments. On sites with requestAutocomplete(), users will be able to use payment data such as Google Wallet. Meanwhile, if you are using Chrome for Android beta, you... Read the full article: Google Chrome 31 Beta Packs Web Payments, Application Shortcuts For Android |
Is ReadKit The Perfect Reeder Replacement For Mac? (Yes) Posted: 08 Oct 2013 10:30 AM PDT ![]() Reeder, which was the best Google Reader client for Mac, stopped working when Google Reader did back in July. And while Reeder2 for Mac is supposedly on the way, users can be forgiven for their impatience at this point. Luckily there’s an answer: ReadKit (Mac App Store, $6.99). Bakari showed you how ReadKit combines various bookmarking services earlier this year, but a lot’s changed since then. Google Reader died, for one thing, and several alternatives have popped up. ReadKit’s developers, the Hungary-based Webin, took advantage of these shifts by adding many of these alternatives to their reading software. Today ReadKit is a... Read the full article: Is ReadKit The Perfect Reeder Replacement For Mac? (Yes) |
Power Up Your Journal Writing With These Day One Tips Posted: 08 Oct 2013 10:00 AM PDT ![]() Journal or diary writing is a great way to exercise and improve your writing skills, document what is going on in your life, and to stay in tune with your thoughts and feelings. Popular digital journal applications like Day One make you look forward to writing and maintaining a journal. Day One is a sexy, easy to use application that is available for the Mac and all iOS devices. We’ve reviewed Day One before, and I’ve also written a beginners guide for digital journal writing. Today I will share some ways to power up your use of Day One to... Read the full article: Power Up Your Journal Writing With These Day One Tips |
7 Questions To Ask A Computer Technician Before He Starts Work Posted: 08 Oct 2013 09:30 AM PDT ![]() If your computer is out of warranty and it breaks down on you, is your first inclination to ditch it and just buy a new computer? Or, are you the kind of person that considers repairing it? Unfortunately, lots of people don’t want to deal with the hassle or cost of trying to repair their failing machine, so they toss it in the dumpster. Little do they realize that finding the right computer technician could lead to a simple, inexpensive fix and a computer that’s like new again. Here at MakeUseOf, we’ve always believed in green computing. Aside from better... Read the full article: 7 Questions To Ask A Computer Technician Before He Starts Work |
Why Am I Seeing This Ad? How Social Media Ads Target You Posted: 08 Oct 2013 09:00 AM PDT ![]() Every social media site out there shows us ads, and there are many reasons you shouldn’t block them. But sometimes, those ads can get very specific towards you, often showing you ads that seem creepy and stalkerish. Some ads might even promote a website that you visited only ten seconds ago. How do they do it? While I don’t recommend that you start using ad blockers, I can explain to you how those sites’ ads target you, and what you can do to throw those social media sites off your tracks. Profile Information Have you ever wondered why sites like... Read the full article: Why Am I Seeing This Ad? How Social Media Ads Target You |
Valve’s 3 Big Announcements: Everything You Need To Know Posted: 08 Oct 2013 08:30 AM PDT ![]() Valve and its Steam service is synonymous with PC gaming. Steam is a store and social platform for playing PC games, and it’s the most popular one of its kind. Valve has previously made some surprising announcements, launching a Big Picture Mode that you can use to play Steam games on a big screen TV in your living room, and releasing Steam for the Linux desktop. But Valve’s recent announcements are the biggest yet. Valve made not one, but three big announcements. Together, these announcements have the potential to move PC gaming away from Microsoft Windows and shake up the... Read the full article: Valve’s 3 Big Announcements: Everything You Need To Know |
Skype Enables Chat Message Sync Across All Your Devices Posted: 08 Oct 2013 08:15 AM PDT ![]() It took some time for Skype to get rid of one of its oldest annoyances. Skype will finally enable message syncing across all devices. This should remove the troublesome job of going through all your old chat messages when you start Skype on another device. The syncing of chat messages across multiple devices was announced quietly among a host of other technical improvements which Skype plans to make going forward. Long time users of Skype however will welcome a move that was for a long time on everyone's wish list. Jumping from using Skype on the desktop to another device,... Read the full article: Skype Enables Chat Message Sync Across All Your Devices |
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