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Tag Archives: software
So Many Apps, So Little Time
As I’ve been working on getting the Pomodoro Technique down—The Pomodoro Technique: Well Darn It I Like It—I’ve also been attacking the every present problem of getting and staying organized. Maybe I’m just a glutton for punishment, since I’ve tried … Continue reading
Scrivener: Making Better Software By Being Clear On What It Isn’t
There is no hiding the fact that I love using Scrivener from Literature & Latte for writing. Sure, I know I’m probably only tapping into a 1/10th of its power (I don’t use labels or status and barely use the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Internet Life, Teach Yourself Foursquare, Technology
Tagged scrivener, software, Writing
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When was the last time you tried (or retried) a new app?
We all get set in our ways as far as the apps we use day-to-day goes. I know there are apps I wouldn’t turn away from for the world…or would I? Being the geeky sort I live and die by … Continue reading
Why Pick One RSS Reader When You Can Use Three–At The Same Time
I’ve been a hard-core RSS user since the beginning of my blogging days and I think I’ve tried almost every RSS reader out there. Mashable just put out the Top 10 RSS Readers (as chosen by readers) … good list … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Cool tools, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged Blogging, RSS, RSS readers, rss software, software, Web 2.0
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Twitter hits the mainstream and a crossroads: Time for an open server
So an actor named Ashton gets a million followers and a talk show host named Oprah joins Twitter and the world rejoices. Twitter has hit that magic point of becoming mainstream. Of course, there isn’t universal cheering, but that is … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged microblogging, microsharing, online services, Social Media, software, twitter, Twitter clients, Web 2.0, web services
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Finally, Carbonite for Mac is launched!
I’ve been a huge fan of Carbonite since they launched. That little, online, behind-the-scenes backup app has saved my tush on at least three occasions. (Disclosure: Because I was an early tester and reviewer I’ve been provided with subscriptions throughout … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life
Tagged back ups, Carbonite, l, online advertising, online backup, software
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MindView 3 for Mac better than MindManger 7 for Mac? Looks like it
You all know that I’m a huge proponent of mind mapping. Once I got the hang of it I couldn’t imagine trying to organize my thoughts any other way. Books, presentations, projects, websites pretty much anything where I need to … Continue reading
Posted in Mind Mapping, Random Bits
Tagged Mind Mapping, MindJet, mindmanger, MindView, software
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Tweetdeck getting funding isn’t crazy, it’s the next move forward: stuff that works
Yeah I love TweetDeck , it’s open all the time and one of the first things I installed on my netbook. TweetDeck is the only way I’ve found I can get much out of Twitter at all. Iain is a … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Life, RSS, Web 2.0
Tagged Adobe AIR, infostreaming, knowledgestreaming, Mind Mapping, RSS, software, tweetdeck, twitter, Twitter clients, Web 2.0, web services
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