Google Drive’s austere interface can trick you into thinking what you see is all you get. But it’s actually packed with powerful productivity features that aren’t immediately apparent. And we’ve gone back to uncover even more. Here are five you probably aren’t using, but should be. More of this article from PCWorld.com
Dropbox will shut down its Mailbox email app next year, two years after it arrived in the iOS App Store atop a mountain of hype. The company is also shutting down Carousel, an app for syncing and sharing photos. More of this article from PCWorld.com
In July this year Winston Crawford left Apple. For the previous four and a half years he’d been a leading executive in Apple’s iOS advertising platform, iAd. After stepping down to take a position as chief operating officer at advertising startup Drawbridge, Crawford gave an interesting interview with the Wall Street Journal. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft gives you superpowers to make anything on Windows disappear. Make use of them! Check out how on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Excel is a powerful tool for so many things, but having to resize the sheet to fit your screen every time you open a file can be a major pain. Here are three quick solutions that can make your spreadsheet much easier to view. Get the tip on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Over the years, we’ve taken a look at several creative and unique uses for the iPhone. With each new iteration of Apple’s best-selling product, there appears to be no limit to what we are able to do with a small touchscreen device that exists mostly in our pockets. Check out this information from this article on MakeUseOf.com
Google started working on a great new print option for Chrome early in November called “simplify page.” This feature will strip out all the superfluous items on a page that you really don’t need to print, like ads, logos, and menu options. The result is not only easier to read, but also saves on costly printer ink. Get some tips on this article from PCWorld.com