Google Calendar is arguably the best tool to share calendars online. The web interface is great, but if you want to be efficient, you’ll unite your Google Calendar with a tool you’re using anyway. Meanwhile, Thunderbird comes pre-installed with the Lightning Calendar. While you can add network-based calendars to Lightning, this calendar doesn’t natively support […]
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While change is typically a good thing, changes to an operating system (OS) can be difficult to handle. Operating systems like Windows tend to change radically from version to version, leaving a few customers wandering through their new OS for programs and folders. Since these shifts are largely based on the user interface (UI), anything […]
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Between the three course bundles and web development tool we have today, you’ll be a pro in no time! ReactJS Programming Bootcamp This bundle comes with eight classes, each of which will arm you with important skills in ReactJS, a popular JavaScript library that you’ll use to create stunning user interfaces. Modern React with Redux […]
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GIFs are one of the universal languages of the internet. They’re useful for reacting to something and saying what words can’t. Sites like Giphy provide millions of GIFs for your enjoyment, but sometimes you still need to create your own. And since YouTube is full of videos ripe for the GIF-ing, it’s a natural fit […]
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Google’s startup incubator, Area 120, has released a new app called Supersonic. This follows hot on the heels of Uptime, an app designed to let you watch YouTube videos with friends. Supersonic is yet another messaging app, but one that does something interesting with emojis. Emojis are everywhere these days, and with good reason. One […]
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Google is splitting Hangouts into two separate apps, Hangouts Chat and Hangouts Meet. Hangouts Chat is a channel-based messaging app in the same vein as Slack, while Hangouts Meet is a video conferencing app for up to 30 people at a time. Which all sounds great, if not a little confusing. Google has quite a […]
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