I’m still lamenting the death of Sparrow, a fantastic mail app that was acquired by Google and thrown into the recycle bin. I’m not over it yet. Since Sparrow’s untimely demise, I’ve tried a number of alternatives to find the best way to use Gmail on a Mac. A few specific things are important in my search. […]
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Windows 10 is full of customization options. However, the range of customization is limited. Microsoft is set to introduce a range of themes to the Windows Store. These will completely alter the appearance of Windows 10. As well as this, you still have access to the standard range of customizable features, such as desktop wallpapers and […]
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Remote access is one of the most valuable tools in a computer user’s kit. With it, you can reach your own machines from anywhere, help a friend, or even remotely control USB devices. Though Windows has its own built-in Remote Assistance feature (that not many people know about), some users might need the more powerful […]
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Complex, ugly, boring — that was what I thought of my Mac’s Mail app every time I opened it. Enjoying the likes of Airmail and Kiwi and knowing the benefits of using a third-party mail app might have had something to do with it. Recently, I decided to switch to default Mac apps to cut down on app […]
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GIFs are the lifeblood of the internet. Rarely does an online feed not contain several (hundred) funny, informative, or adorable GIFs. Did you know that you could bring your love of GIFs to your desktop? Using the popular Windows program Rainmeter, you can place as many GIFs on your desktop as you desire. Here’s What You’ll […]
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It could be claimed that mobile operating systems are beginning to outgrow themselves. Apple’s iOS can be found on the pseudo-desktop iPad Pro, Android is finding its way onto desktops with Remix OS, and Windows Mobile 10 has Continuum, a system that turns the mobile device into a desktop computer. Not to be left out, […]
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