Basecamp Next Navigation Features For Power Users

by Michael Kwan - on Mar 1st 2012 - No Comments
Basecamp Next Navigation Features For Power Users

As we get that much closer to the launch of Basecamp Next, the developers at 37signals are starting to provide us with more and more information about what we can expect from the next-generation project management suite. We already know about the increased caching and the introduction of individual pages for each person, but what about...

What To Expect With Basecamp Next

by Michael Kwan - on Feb 29th 2012 - 2 Comments
What To Expect With Basecamp Next

The original Basecamp launched way back in 2004 and it has since grown to become one of the most popular online collaboration tools in the world. It’s consistently ranked as one of the best ways for teams to share documents and manage their projects. That said, it’s been nearly a decade, so surely the platform is due for...

Dropbox App For iPad And iPhone — Carry Gigabytes Of Data In Your Pocket

by Peter North - on Feb 28th 2012 - No Comments
Dropbox App For iPad And iPhone – Carry Gigabytes Of Data In Your Pocket

There are quite a few cloud-based file storage services on the web, but Dropbox is one of the very best. If you don’t believe me, believe the late Steve Jobs, who offered to buy Dropbox for more than $100 million. Still don’t believe Dropbox is the best of it’s kind? Get this: Dropbox rejected Steve Job’s nine...

Everything We Know About The Apple iPad 3

by Michael Kwan - on Feb 28th 2012 - No Comments
Everything We Know About The Apple iPad 3

Even though devices like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and Amazon Kindle Fire have been able to make a small dent in the growing tablet market, the Apple iPad continues to be the hottest seller. So, it’s not really that much of a surprise that we’re all anxious to see what Apple is going to bring to the table for the upcoming iPad...

Create Diagrams & Flowcharts Online With LucidChart

by Luke McKinney - on Feb 26th 2012 - No Comments
Create Diagrams & Flowcharts Online With LucidChart

Living a smart life means being intelligent, making yourself clear, and doing everything logically — which is why we didn’t believe in love at first sight. Until we saw LucidChart, and for the same reasons. There are thousands of chart-making applications on the Internet (see our list of Gantt and PERT), and if you’re wondering...

Get Distracted Later With Read It Later Pro (Android App)

by Michael Kwan - on Feb 26th 2012 - No Comments
Get Distracted Later With Read It Later Pro (Android App)

Have you ever had the experience of someone sending you a fascinating article to read on the Internet, but you just don’t have the time to read it right now? I don’t know about you, but what I usually ended up doing was sending the link to myself in the form of an email. The problem with that is that I just ended up creating...

FindTheBest: Unbiased, Data-Driven Comparisons

by Chris Cairns - on Feb 24th 2012 - No Comments
FindTheBest: Unbiased, Data-Driven Comparisons

The Internet is a massive place. I’ve been trying to browse to the end of it for years, but it just doesn’t seem to stop anywhere. It has gotten so large that finding the results you want has become nearly impossible. How can consumers sort through the junk on the web, and find accurate and reliable comparison data online?...

Monitor Your Android Data Usage With Onavo

by Michael Kwan - on Feb 22nd 2012 - No Comments
Monitor Your Android Data Usage With Onavo

Smartphones have really changed the way that we interact with the world, because we have the Internet at our fingertips everywhere that we go. The trouble is that, with the exception of using Wi-Fi hotspots, we’re relying on wireless data. And that costs money. And we want to save money. There are some carriers out there that offer...

Gantto: Using Gantt Charts To Avoid Crunch Times

by Luke McKinney - on Feb 21st 2012 - No Comments
Gantto: Using Gantt Charts To Avoid Crunch Times

Technology is all about amplifying human abilities. When it goes well, a single person can travel at hundreds of miles an hour, lift hundreds of tons, and talk to entire nations. When it goes wrong, the slightest oversight can snowball into an avalanche of stress. Anyone who’s ever completed a project knows that there’s no time like...

Eternity Time Log: iPad And iPhone Time Tracking App

by Peter North - on Feb 21st 2012 - No Comments
Eternity Time Log: iPad And iPhone Time Tracking App

“To do” list apps are the most popular app type on the market. There are free, simple list apps, expensive, robust list apps, and even lists apps that come pre-installed on your smartphone. “To do” lists vary in price and quality, but they are all based on the same philosophy — just program a task into the...

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