We read books both for information and knowledge. Although both are essential aspects of reading, we cannot tell the difference between them. When you annotate, your mind develops a contextual relationship with the book. You include facts, criticisms, and links to related documents or web links. This all gives you better navigational cues. We’ll show […]
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After you’ve configure a new Mac from scratch or reloaded macOS, installing a dozen or more apps is an overwhelming job. Visiting all the right websites and setting the apps up according to your needs is a hassle. You can solve this problem with a package manager. Homebrew is a package manager for macOS that […]
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Third-party iPhone keyboards have come a long way since their release in iOS 8. They’re more reliable and offer features far beyond the default iPhone keyboard. Using a third-party keyboard, you can access features like gesture typing, GIF search, emoji autocorrect, web search, and more. Plus, they include a huge array of theme, customization, and […]
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Chat apps are a dime a dozen, but some do things a little differently. You need to try these weird messaging apps with “features” like sending a single message at a time or talking only when you have 5% battery left. Why would you do this? Because it’s fun! You never know who you’re going […]
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You’re probably familiar with how to take regular screenshots on Android and iOS. But what options do you have when you need to take a longer screenshot? If you want to capture an entire web page or chat conversation, try using one of these seven apps to capture scrolling screenshots. 1. LongShot LongShot is a […]
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Want to recreate the Gmail experience on your Mac desktop? You can do it quickly by installing the right email app. By the right app, we don’t mean any old macOS email client. We’re referring to the apps that mimic the web version of Gmail, such as the four we explore below. 1. Go for […]
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