Reddit has launched two new tools to make it easier to follow what’s happening. The tools, called Events and Collections, are designed to make Reddit more user-friendly, and particularly for new users who aren’t familiar with how Reddit works. Reddit has established itself as one of the cornerstones of the web. It’s a vibrant place […]
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An infographic is a visual way of presenting information. Whether you’re explaining a complex concept or conveying data, using an Infographic is more engaging than using plain old text. The infographic formula has been perfected over the years. You do your research, collect your data or points, and lay it out in logical sections. You […]
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Learning to code helps. But you don’t have to learn coding to build tools on the web. With the right no-code development tools, you can quickly create automated docs that are just as powerful as apps. Think about it… you can take short cuts through everyday chores that would take complicated scripts or an expensive […]
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Photographic memory (not to be confused with eidetic memory) is a superpower. But not everyone is blessed with it. Right now, the only thing we can do is try every method that will help us improve our memory and recall. We might be blessed to be in the information age. But the firehose of bits […]
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The headstone for email has been kept ready for a long time. No one has come to claim it, yet. In the age of free video chats and instant group messaging, email still stands with its feet dug into the grounds. Gmail is not without its problems too. But pick a simple problem or something more […]
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YouTube has one-third of the internet in its claws. More than 1.9 billion people enjoy YouTube every month. You can bet that translates to a lot of watched videos. But how does the world share YouTube videos? Maybe you do it from your mobile or use Facebook. It does matter because there are several ways […]
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