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- Cool Websites & Tools – Turn A Website Into Data, Sandwiches On Parachutes, & Remove Windows 8 Apps
- 10 Reasons To Always Carry Paracord While Camping
- A Beginners Guide To Technophilia [Weird & Wonderful Web]
- Don’t Break The Bank: 6 Of The Best Headphones You Can Buy Under $200
- Indecisive? Make The Right Choices With These Apps
- Google Now Knows Where You Parked, Gets Offline Cards, And More
- Standalone Google Docs And Sheets Apps Launched On iOS And Android
| Cool Websites & Tools – Turn A Website Into Data, Sandwiches On Parachutes, & Remove Windows 8 Apps Posted: 03 May 2014 09:31 PM PDT  Colorbay – is a one-stop app to discover and view photos. Colorbay makes it fun to view photos across Instagram, Pixter, Flickr, 500px and App.net with its beautiful and intuitive interface. Colorbay is built for iOS 7 and supports features like background fetch for a seamless experience. Import.io – by using Import.io’s desktop app you can turn any website into a table of data or an API in just a few minutes without writing any code. What can you do with that info? For a start, you can download it and export it as JSON, CSV, HTML, or XLS. You... Read the full article: Cool Websites & Tools – Turn A Website Into Data, Sandwiches On Parachutes, & Remove Windows 8 Apps |
| 10 Reasons To Always Carry Paracord While Camping Posted: 03 May 2014 07:30 PM PDT  Not too long ago, we showed you the many ways a roll of duct tape can help you survive the wild. Most of you probably found it handy, so we thought we’d follow up with a cool list of survival tips featuring something soldiers use to jump out of planes: paracord. The people from FoodInsurance.com collaborated with Gaye Levy (BackDoorSurvival.com) to design this infograph with 10 ways paracord can help you stay prepared in the wilderness. Time to get yourself some paracord. Here’s 10 feet of paracord you can wear on your wrist. Read the full article: 10 Reasons To Always Carry Paracord While Camping |
| A Beginners Guide To Technophilia [Weird & Wonderful Web] Posted: 03 May 2014 05:30 PM PDT  “We have the craziest @#$%ing fans on the entire Internet, and that’s saying a lot.” These are the words of Justin Pot, one of the three hosts of the Technophilia podcast. The other two hosts, James Bruce and Dave LeClair, were too busy to grant me quotes for this piece. The former was testing whether the Oculus Rift works on chickens, while the latter was playing Windjammers on his Neo Geo. None of this, bar the quote, is true, but it offers an insight into the insane world of Earth’s favorite podcast. If you’re not aware of Technophilia then you’re... Read the full article: A Beginners Guide To Technophilia [Weird & Wonderful Web] |
| Don’t Break The Bank: 6 Of The Best Headphones You Can Buy Under $200 Posted: 03 May 2014 03:00 PM PDT  There’s a sweet spot in the price of headphones. If you’re spending more than $200, you need to be a serious audiophile to appreciate that bump in quality. But for most people who are particular about their tunes, $200 is that sweet spot. Of course, headphones come in all shapes and sizes, with different features that appeal to different types of users. So let’s not beat around the bush anymore. If you’re on a tight budget, there are quality $50 headphones to purchase. But if you are in the market for new headphones and willing to spend up to $200, then... Read the full article: Don’t Break The Bank: 6 Of The Best Headphones You Can Buy Under $200 |
| Indecisive? Make The Right Choices With These Apps Posted: 03 May 2014 01:00 PM PDT  Have you heard of the paradox of choice? Here’s a quick crash course: the more choices that are available to you, the more likely you won’t be able to make a decision. As choices increase, the chances of making the wrong choice also increase. It’s the classic “grass might be greener on the other side” dilemma and it leads to indecisiveness. There’s a difference between “researching the proper decision” and “being indecisive”. The former leads you to a decision. The latter is a stalling tactic. If you’re like me and suffer from analysis paralysis, these apps will change your life.... Read the full article: Indecisive? Make The Right Choices With These Apps |
| Google Now Knows Where You Parked, Gets Offline Cards, And More Posted: 03 May 2014 10:30 AM PDT  Android owners are in for some good news as the Google Search app has been updated, and tucked inside it are some pretty awesome tweaks to Google Now that add quite a bit of usefulness to Google’s personal assistant. The first feature, and the one that has users the most excited, is the fact that it now remembers where you parked for car. For people who live in a small town, this might sound like a crazy, unnecessary thing to have, but if you’ve ever parked curbside in a major city and carved your way down streets and avenues, you... Read the full article: Google Now Knows Where You Parked, Gets Offline Cards, And More |
| Standalone Google Docs And Sheets Apps Launched On iOS And Android Posted: 03 May 2014 07:30 AM PDT  While users could edit documents and spreadsheets through Google Drive before, Google is now carving that functionality out and splitting it into two separate apps: Docs and Sheets. Drive is still used to store, view, and organize your files, but Docs and Sheets will do the editing and have improved offline support so that you can create documents and spreadsheets without an Internet connection, and they will simply sync up the next time you get a connection. Google says that the a Slides app is coming soon. Upon opening the app, you’ll see a list of your most recently edited documents,... Read the full article: Standalone Google Docs And Sheets Apps Launched On iOS And Android |
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