PayPal is the top dog when it comes to online payment services. It’s generally easy to use and a secure way to send money while buying products and services online, but it does have its downsides. Fortunately, several other businesses have stepped up to provide their own payment services. They range from smaller startups to […]
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The Philips Hue LED Lighting System is a smart home product pioneer. When it launched in 2012, the color changing lightbulbs were called the Best Product of the Year by Forbes. Four years later, there’s no denying that Philips Hue continues to be one of the most popular smart home products available. They are also […]
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Notepad++ is one of the best text editors that no money can buy. It has many cool features out of the box, such as adding mark up for known file formats — like HTML and CSS. You can also add functionality to Notepad++ via its massive library of plugins. It’s one of the first applications I […]
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I love the Preview app that comes installed on all Mac systems. It’s pretty much the catch-all app for viewing and making basic edits to images or documents, and it comes with a bunch of nifty features that are useful. But even though Preview supports PDF documents, it could be better. This seems to be the case […]
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Slack has rapidly risen to the top of the online communication platform pile. The instant messaging-cum-team workspace has won many major customers since its 2013 arrival. Slack’s success is built upon a simple understanding — life is all about communication. And email is no longer appropriate for fast-paced working environments. That isn’t to say there is no place for […]
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One of the best ways to make macOS your own is to customize the command line, either through alternative apps or just tricking out the Terminal app. Working with the command line can be the doorway to becoming a power user on your Mac. You can begin with some improvements to the Dock. The Mac’s […]
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