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- Cool Websites & Tools – Claim Money From Airlines, Monitor Bitcoin Prices, & Tap The Rhythm Of A Song
- Amazon Launches Seller App for iPhone With Barcode Scanner
- Caption Contest: Running Man
- Relive The Long Lost Web Of The 90s With Net Cafe [Stuff to Watch]
- UC Browser HD 3.0 For Android Optimizes Internet On Big Screens
- Get More Out Of The Windows Taskbar with 7+ Taskbar Tweaker
- 6 Lesser Known Final Fantasy Games That Deserve A Playthrough
- 4 Ways To Creatively Use Canned Responses For Email Productivity
- Is It Worth Buying A PlayStation Camera For The PS4?
- Try This When Windows Software Won’t Install
- Alfred Or Keyboard Maestro: Which Works Best For You?
- 5 Amazing Reddit AMAs For Aspiring Developers
- Lucid Launcher: A Tiny Launcher With Big Innovations
- How To Track Flight Prices And Get Ticket Refunds Using Yapta
- Follow The White Mysterabbit, Spread Joy With 3D Printers and Instagram
Posted: 10 Mar 2014 09:31 PM PDT ![]() Impala – is the first app in the world that automatically sorts the photos on your phone. You do not have to manually label each and every one of them: Impala “looks” into your images and videos and recognizes what's inside. AirHelp – If you’ve been on a delayed or cancelled flight, or been denied boarding, within the last three years, you could be entitled up to $800 from the airline. AirHelp is a site which can help you process your claim and help you to try and get that money. Bitwat.ch – is a free service that helps you... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Claim Money From Airlines, Monitor Bitcoin Prices, & Tap The Rhythm Of A Song |
Amazon Launches Seller App for iPhone With Barcode Scanner Posted: 10 Mar 2014 08:30 PM PDT ![]() Amazon now makes it easier for vendors and customers to sell books and other items using its Amazon Seller app for the iPhone, released leased week, and available for free download. The biggest plus with using the features of the mobile app is its product code scanner, including manual product search, which makes it easier to quickly identify items and selling opportunities, and prepare them for sell on Amazon. The app keeps a history of searched items that can also be starred as favorites. The results of items searched on the app include current new and used prices, and forms for seller... Read the full article: Amazon Launches Seller App for iPhone With Barcode Scanner |
Posted: 10 Mar 2014 07:30 PM PDT ![]() Urm, isn’t this supposed to be green computing? Why’s he turning red? Got a caption for this cartoon? Share it with us in the comments section for a chance to win a free MakeUseOf t-shirt! You know you want one! The winning caption from Saber Duel goes to Chirag M: “Your lack of productivity disturbs me.” From Algorithm, we picked two winners — the first is Jerry’s “So, as these calculations plainly show, the cafeteria will most likely serve lime jello today.” and the second is Mark R’s “And that’s how you win Flappy Bird.” Read the full article: Caption Contest: Running Man |
Relive The Long Lost Web Of The 90s With Net Cafe [Stuff to Watch] Posted: 10 Mar 2014 06:30 PM PDT ![]() There was something about the emerging Internet that made it a very exciting place to be in the 1990s. Maybe it was my young age, but the early web was somewhat of a community all by itself – a small number of connected users, packing into a limited number of services, stepping on each others toes. No television program documented the early web quite like Net Cafe, which was first broadcast in 1996 and ran until 2002; interviewing then-aspiring dotcom pioneers and winning awards for journalistic excellence along the way. Just like geeky broadcast predecessor Computer Files, Net Cafe has... Read the full article: Relive The Long Lost Web Of The 90s With Net Cafe [Stuff to Watch] |
UC Browser HD 3.0 For Android Optimizes Internet On Big Screens Posted: 10 Mar 2014 05:30 PM PDT ![]() You may not be familiar with it, but UC Browser HD is one of the fastest tablet-optimized browsers for Android. And it’s just had a big update to v3.0, which brings significant improvements in how it handles online video, multi-touch gestures, and font size. When you want to watch YouTube videos on the browser, UC Browser HD 3.0 will open it in the built-in smart video player which supports gesture control. With a few simple swipes, you can adjust the volume, the brightness and even rewind or fast-forward. There’s no need to access the menu and you get to see... Read the full article: UC Browser HD 3.0 For Android Optimizes Internet On Big Screens |
Get More Out Of The Windows Taskbar with 7+ Taskbar Tweaker Posted: 10 Mar 2014 02:00 PM PDT ![]() Could the Windows Taskbar be more useful? If you’re looking for fluff-free taskbar enhancement, rather than a sleek taskbar alternative, try 7+ Taskbar Tweaker. It adds much needed features and keeps things simple. True to its name, it’s available for Windows 7 and Windows 8. Setup Setting up 7+ Taskbar Tweaker is as easy as can be: just grab the installer from its website and run it through. If you prefer a portable installation, 7+ offers that option in its setup. Once installed, you’ll be greeted with its main screen: The interface has a lot to take in, so let’s examine some... Read the full article: Get More Out Of The Windows Taskbar with 7+ Taskbar Tweaker |
6 Lesser Known Final Fantasy Games That Deserve A Playthrough Posted: 10 Mar 2014 01:00 PM PDT ![]() When you stop to think about it, it’s hard to decide which is more astonishing; the fact that developer/publisher Square-Enix is hard at work on the 15th game in their long running JRPG franchise, or the fact that those 15 games are just the tip of the Final Fantasy iceberg. Few game series can match the sheer volume and variety of content that has come out under the Final Fantasy name. Fighting games? Rhythm games? Real-time strategy games? Check, check, and check! Short of first-person shooters, I can’t think of a genre into which Square-Enix hasn’t tried to cram a... Read the full article: 6 Lesser Known Final Fantasy Games That Deserve A Playthrough |
4 Ways To Creatively Use Canned Responses For Email Productivity Posted: 10 Mar 2014 12:00 PM PDT ![]() Efficiency means doing things at the right time, automating what you can, and going through them in one go. If you’re effective, you’re doing something right. That’s why you should use email filters and schedule email time. One trick is to prepare canned responses for emails you frequently write. Here is a list for your inspiration. Seasons Greetings, Birthday Wishes & Other Special Occasions Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, Happy Easter, and wishing you a Happy Birthday, too. When it’s time to send out annual greetings, you probably repeat the same verbiage over and over again, like a broken record.... Read the full article: 4 Ways To Creatively Use Canned Responses For Email Productivity |
Is It Worth Buying A PlayStation Camera For The PS4? Posted: 10 Mar 2014 11:00 AM PDT ![]() You’re fortunate enough to have a PlayStation 4 sitting under your TV, having chosen the Sony console over Microsoft’s Xbox One and Nintendo’s Wii U. Now, you want to know which accessories to buy for it. We’ve already offered up five suggestions, but the PlayStation Camera deserves some special attention. So, is it worth buying? Now, later, ever? The Basics The PlayStation Camera for PS4 comprises a small black unit that should fit nicely into most people’s set-ups. It can be placed either on a TV stand or on the TV itself using the PlayStation Clip (available separately). It’s a... Read the full article: Is It Worth Buying A PlayStation Camera For The PS4? |
Try This When Windows Software Won’t Install Posted: 10 Mar 2014 10:00 AM PDT ![]() You’ll occasionally run into an error when installing software on Windows. The installer may refuse to run, report an error code, say it’s unable to write to a folder, or even silently fail. You’ll need to troubleshoot the problem so you can install software normally. Run as Administrator Most Windows software needs to be installed with administrator privileges. Thanks to User Account Control (UAC), you’re probably using a limited user account. Most of the time, you won’t have to worry about this. Whenever you install a program you’ll see a UAC pop-up and can grant permission. Modern software installers will... Read the full article: Try This When Windows Software Won’t Install |
Alfred Or Keyboard Maestro: Which Works Best For You? Posted: 10 Mar 2014 09:00 AM PDT ![]() Automation programs Keyboard Maestro and Alfred, among others, can power up your Mac workflow and productivity by reducing the need to perform redundant tasks. But what is the difference between each program, and which will work best for you? Both programs have saved me hours of time, and continue to save hundreds of clicks and keyboard shortcuts on a daily basis to get things done. Though both can perform similar functions, I use each program for specific purposes. If you’re new to either of these programs, you can read my review of Keyboard Maestro and a collection of advanced workflows features of... Read the full article: Alfred Or Keyboard Maestro: Which Works Best For You? |
5 Amazing Reddit AMAs For Aspiring Developers Posted: 10 Mar 2014 08:00 AM PDT ![]() People who participate in Reddit AMAs can be extremely informational and inspirational. As a tech-savvy community, there are plenty of AMAs that are must-reads for aspiring developers. Here are the top 5 AMAs that you will want to get started on. What’s an AMA? Before we begin, I’m sure a few of you who are unfamiliar with Reddit terminology will be asking, “What the heck is an AMA?” The acronym stands for “Ask Me Anything”, and there’s an entire section on Reddit (called a subreddit — subject-specific places where you can learn anything) dedicated to these AMAs. There are also... Read the full article: 5 Amazing Reddit AMAs For Aspiring Developers |
Lucid Launcher: A Tiny Launcher With Big Innovations Posted: 10 Mar 2014 07:00 AM PDT ![]() It sometimes feels as though half of the apps on Google Play are launchers. But this one is different – I promise. While we’ve previously looked at industry giant Nova that hews close to the official Android line, we also reviewed more unique launchers such as Action Launcher and even context-based Chameleon. We like these, because they capture the spirit of Android: You should be able to customize your phone: not just to make it look different, but work differently, too. Lucid Launcher takes that spirit and runs with it, giving you vertical homescreens, a quick sidebar, and an integrated... Read the full article: Lucid Launcher: A Tiny Launcher With Big Innovations |
How To Track Flight Prices And Get Ticket Refunds Using Yapta Posted: 10 Mar 2014 06:00 AM PDT ![]() It’s a choice of plenty with many websites available for checking airline fares. It can be difficult to find one quality service to stick with. But Yapta has a couple of features that set it apart from the rest: Tracking price drops on flights. Getting you a refund on those flights if the price drops after you buy it. There are some rules to stick to when searching for a flight, and using Yapta can only help you save even more money. The startup behind Yapta joined forces with Kayak a while back, and the two websites are now quite... Read the full article: How To Track Flight Prices And Get Ticket Refunds Using Yapta |
Follow The White Mysterabbit, Spread Joy With 3D Printers and Instagram Posted: 10 Mar 2014 05:00 AM PDT ![]() Have you ever seen a Superlambanana in the wild? I have. They’re about seventeen feet high, have the tail of a banana, the body of a sheep and are a bright, luminous yellow. No, I’ve not eaten any moldy bread. I’m not suffering from ergot poisoning. I’ve not taken any illicit substances. I’m reasonably certain I’ve not suffered from a mental breakdown. I’m talking about the Superlambanana. This famous sculpture was created in 1998 by Japanese artist Taro Chiezo and has became an iconic symbol of Liverpool. Since its unveiling almost 16 years ago, it has stopped countless Liverpudlians in... Read the full article: Follow The White Mysterabbit, Spread Joy With 3D Printers and Instagram |
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