If you’re an iPhone user, chances are you’ve utilized Notes, Apple’s built-in note-taking tool. It’s a great place to create sketches, jot down ideas, or create lists that you can share with other Apple users. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingReminders are a useful way for you to keep up with the seemingly endless list of tasks we all have to complete. Luckily, Apple has its own Reminders app to help keep you on top of this. But what if you have so many tasks to do that you need to organize them in order […]
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Building webpages begins with HTML. Beautifying them and making them interactive comes later. But to start creating functional static websites, you need an understanding of HTML. (Want a quick introduction to this markup language? Read our HTML FAQ.) As part of learning the language, there’s a long list of elements you need to add to your HTML vocabulary. […]
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You’ve been using Evernote for years, with your entire life stored on your account. Everything used to work so well. But that meticulous notebook structure is now nothing more than a blight on your existence. Trying to find a specific note? You may as well try to find a fart in a windstorm. But remember, the […]
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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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The ability to use tags to easily search your bookmarks in Firefox has been available for a couple of years, though many people still do not take advantage of the feature. Tagging your bookmarks not only makes searching faster, but there are additional benefits to using them. Here are a few of great reasons to try […]
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