Monthly Archives: July 2009

from Gmail Blog by The Gmail Team Posted by Emmanuel Pellereau, Software Engineer Quite a few of you use Gmail's custom "From:" to send messages with one of your other email addresses listed in place of your Gmail address. Since … Continue reading →

from Lifehacker by Adam Pash Times are tough, and we'll take a little extra cash wherever we can get it. Auction site eBay knows it and wants to beckon users back to their pages—so now your first five listings of … Continue reading →

from FreelanceSwitch – The Freelance Blog by FreelanceSwitch.com 1 person liked this maniya / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 There seems to be an age-old struggle between clients and freelancers: You need work in a pinch but don’t want to compromise on … Continue reading →

from jkOnTheRun by James Kendrick 2 people liked this Image courtesy adotjdotsmith The human body doesn’t like it when we do things repetitively. That’s why the number of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome cases has increased with the computer age. We often … Continue reading →

from TechCrunch by Robin Wauters 1 person liked this There’s no denying it any longer: research has finally proven that new technologies like laptop computers and mobile phones have increased our productivity significantly. Furthermore, mobile communications have resulted in us … Continue reading →

Pandora is wonderful. Checkout this demo video… There are many streaming sources for your desktop but Pandora is the only one that takes a single artist or song and then automagically streams similar music to your device. I plug in … Continue reading →

from Lifehacker by Rosa Golijan When we highlighted our favorite alternate uses for binder clips, it not only brought out the office supply lovers in the crowd, but neat new ideas as well. Reader lina_zav wrote in to tell us … Continue reading →

from MakeUseOf.com by Wez Pyke 3 people liked this Over the years screencasting, also known as video tutorials have became very popular on the internet. The reason that they have became so popular is because it lets a user record … Continue reading →

from Dumb Little Man – Tips for Life by Glen Allsopp Fairly recently here at Dumb Little Man, I wrote a post which shared my tips on clearing a massively crowded inbox. At the time, I had 5 email accounts … Continue reading →

Failure is an option. It is the only way that we learn. Are you still trying to land that summer job using twitter? I love twitter. Is the quality of followers more important than quantity of followers, I mean, even … Continue reading →