If you use Outlook, you already know it’s a useful program for managing your email and includes a lot of great features. Today we’re going to cover some lesser known Outlook features that could help improve your workflow. 1. Change the Number of Lines in Message Previews In the list of email messages, Outlook displays a […]
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What do you use IMDb for? Checking ratings for movies and TV shows. Grabbing synopses and runtime details before deciding to watch something. Browsing cast lists because you recognize a face but don’t quite remember from where. But there’s so much more you can do with IMDb, like getting IMDb ratings right inside Netflix. You […]
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A few months back, VLC Media Player got Chromecast support and 360-degree video views. It’s just another tiny notch on the popularity of the open source player which can handle anything that you throw at it (as long as it’s a media file!). The Windows version of the player is closing in on 50 million downloads, […]
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Steam has always offered a chat function, but it was never as smooth, easy-to-use, and feature-rich as dedicated chat apps like Discord. The most recent update to Steam has changed all that. But while it may be new and improved, only one question truly matters: Is it worth using? In this article, we explore the […]
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If you’re still using WhatsApp or one of the many slick WhatsApp alternatives, you may be interested in checking out reasons to start using Telegram instead. But if you’re convinced that Telegram is the future and have already switched over, here’s a list of lesser-known Telegram features that you may have overlooked but should be […]
Continue ReadingCalibre might not be the most polished app in the world, but it’s definitely the best software for managing your ebook collection. It ticks all the right boxes: it’s free, there aren’t any ads, and it boasts a vast number of powerful features. Sadly, many of those features fly under the radar, which is a […]
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