The PDF format is generally reserved for the “final draft” of any given document. But what happens when you need to make a last-minute change? That’s when PDF Converter OCR 6 for Mac becomes really useful. This advanced app lets you edit any PDF just like a Word document, and search through the text. It […]
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Ever since Twitter launched way back in 2006, users have been asking for the ability to edit their tweets. And yet here we are, over a decade later, and nothing. We’re still stuck with the binary choice of leaving a tweet as it is, or deleting it in its entirety. If you’re starting to doubt […]
Continue ReadingSpotify is about much more than just music. There’s all that non-music stuff on Spotify, for starters. But there’s also tons of metadata about every artist, song, and album, and it’s this that fuels Spotify’s automagic playlists. Unfortunately, some of this information is missing or incorrect. And that harms Spotify’s ability to help users discover […]
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Apple’s Photos app has undergone a serious overhaul in the past few versions of macOS. The latest version has some solid editing capabilities — enough that it makes a great replacement for Picasa. If you haven’t looked at Photos in a while (and I certainly wouldn’t blame you), it’s time to get reacquainted. Adding Photos […]
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Adobe Acrobat is a pretty heavy-duty PDF viewer complete with robust editing features. But if you don’t have access to the paid version of the program, there’s an easy online workaround for editing PDFs. All you need to do is upload your PDF to Google Drive. To edit a PDF, do the following: Upload your […]
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Twitter is considering letting you edit your own tweets. This feature has been requested since Twitter was launched in 2006, and it remains top of most people’s wishlists. Now we know that although it’s unlikely to happen next week or next month, Twitter is at least considering the option. In the 10 years since Twitter […]
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