Tags are a great way to organize data, so that you can sift through it fast when you need to zero in on a particular element. Color-coded tags are even better, and your Mac’s file manager Finder has them — those colorful little dots in the sidebar. Each default tag gets its label from its […]
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We all wish our phones were just a little faster, right? Whether you’re chugging along with a device from three years ago or rocking a brand new Pixel, it’s the same — more speed is better. Here’s what to try, and what to avoid. What Works: The Basics The default apps and settings on Android […]
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If you’re a programmer, you’re either more comfortable using a text editor or a full-blown IDE, and your choice will likely depend on the programming languages you use. But if you go the text editor route, Sublime Text is the king. Note that Sublime Text isn’t just for programmers, though programmers will get the most bang […]
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Ready, set, note! Note-taking is not just for school and college goers. The rest of us also need to take down notes quite often, but doing it the usual way i.e. mostly in longhand is tedious. You’re in luck though, because there are several shortcuts that you can take to capture everything from lectures to meeting minutes […]
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Sometimes, browsing the Web on a smartphone can be slower than a snail riding a particularly lazy turtle. Not long ago, on February 24th, Google took its first step towards speeding up the Web browsing experience on mobile devices, and this new initiative is called Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). But what does that mean? How […]
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