We usually think of saving internet data usage as a problem for mobile phones, but some people might have this concern on Windows devices, too. Whether you have a data cap on your home internet usage or often travel using a limited connection, there are plenty of times you need to manage how much bandwidth Windows 10 uses. More of this latest article from MakeUseOf.com
Slack doesn’t have an in-built print option, but you can print documents directly from Slack. The HP Print Bot makes it possible with a single slash command. Check out more from this article in MakeUseOf.com
Patrick Scott bought some laptops for his kids, but they were so slow the kids stopped using them. This is a common issue with bloatware-laden consumer laptops, sadly. He performed a “factory reset,” with the hopes of reinstalling the OS without all the crap that was preinstalled. To his horror he discovered the factory reset reinstalled all the bloatware, leaving him back where he started. More of this article from PCWorld.com
So you’ve decided to switch to Android. We can’t say we blame you—as you’ll soon see, the grass over here is as green as our bots—but we know that starting from scratch can be a scary experience. There’s all sorts of information on your old iPhone that you’re going to want to transfer to your new one, and let’s face it, Apple isn’t exactly going out of its way to help. But we are! Check out this article from Greenbot.com
You probably use Trello for task management, Slack for communication, PowerPoint for presentations, and Google Drive for writing and collaboration. But you can actually do much of that successfully in one place using Evernote. Get to know more of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft Office has a lot of settings, but what it assigns by default might not be the best choice for you. We’ll show you key default Office settings that you should customize to save time and be more efficient. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
The holidays are over and the new year is upon us. It’s a great time to get your productivity needs in order for the next 12 months. The first thing you’ll need is the right software to get things done. Personally, I’d go with Office 365. Check out this article from PCWorld.com