Very soon, everyone will be able to use Android apps on a Chromebook. It’s a move that’s been long-awaited and will make Chromebooks even more desirable to Android users. This is also coming on the heels of the news that Chromebook sales have now overtaken Apple’s Mac OS X sales in the US for the […]
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Most of us glance at the Mac menu bar for the date and time, but with a few apps it can do much more — like handling email, keeping your Mac awake, and protecting your eyes for starters. Make the most of your desktop by prepping the menu bar with the right selection of apps. We’ve listed some of the […]
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People have been asking Adobe to make Creative Suite available on Linux for several years now, but Adobe has been adamant about its answer: no. Why not? Most likely because the market share is too small to be worth the effort. But the demographic is there. The overlap between “Linux users” and “creative users” is […]
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The tech world’s latest infatuation is virtual reality (VR), and this is given even greater importance with the arrival of Facebook’s Oculus Rift, and Microsoft’s upcoming HoloLens. If you are not content with the real world, then come this way ladies and gents, and step into a fantasy world instead. These headsets come with a warning of dizziness, […]
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You’re a writer, but your budget is tight. You’ve already switched to Linux, and all goes well, until you sit down at your desk to start work on your latest screenplay. All of a sudden, it hits you. Final Draft is not available; you don’t have a dedicated app for completing your script! What will […]
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Google makes a lot of apps. Some are lesser-known, but many come pre-installed on Android devices, like the Play apps that recently got a nice unified redesign. These include Music, Books, Movies & TV, Games, and Newsstand. But are these apps actually worth using, or should you delete them and never look back? Let’s take a look […]
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