When you’re setting up a new Mac, your first instinct is probably to replace as many default apps as possible with third-party alternatives. Before you do that, it’s a good idea to give native macOS apps a chance to impress you. We can’t guarantee that you’ll love them all, but you’re sure to find that […]
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We read books both for information and knowledge. Although both are essential aspects of reading, we cannot tell the difference between them. When you annotate, your mind develops a contextual relationship with the book. You include facts, criticisms, and links to related documents or web links. This all gives you better navigational cues. We’ll show […]
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After you’ve configure a new Mac from scratch or reloaded macOS, installing a dozen or more apps is an overwhelming job. Visiting all the right websites and setting the apps up according to your needs is a hassle. You can solve this problem with a package manager. Homebrew is a package manager for macOS that […]
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Third-party iPhone keyboards have come a long way since their release in iOS 8. They’re more reliable and offer features far beyond the default iPhone keyboard. Using a third-party keyboard, you can access features like gesture typing, GIF search, emoji autocorrect, web search, and more. Plus, they include a huge array of theme, customization, and […]
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Chat apps are a dime a dozen, but some do things a little differently. You need to try these weird messaging apps with “features” like sending a single message at a time or talking only when you have 5% battery left. Why would you do this? Because it’s fun! You never know who you’re going […]
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You’re probably familiar with how to take regular screenshots on Android and iOS. But what options do you have when you need to take a longer screenshot? If you want to capture an entire web page or chat conversation, try using one of these seven apps to capture scrolling screenshots. 1. LongShot LongShot is a […]
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