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Facebook displays photos for most of my contacts, while Outlook does not. Which is annoying, because my phone syncs with Outlook, not Facebook. Thankfully, I found a utility that solves this problem.
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If you have a large number of files in Google Docs, you might sometimes feel limited by your inability to easily download a large number of them to your PC or share them with others. No longer.
Any public speaker will tell you that the secret to a great presentation is interacting with your audience. Imagine a world in which you could tweet your PowerPoint notes in real time to your audience as you delivered a presentation.
Want to take brainstorming online, but traditional solutions like SharePoint aren't designed for collaboration? We need a smarter way to brainstorm online.
Looking for a nice, soothing background for your Windows or Apple desktop? There's something for everyone in this gorgeous, understated collection.
I've got a tool that helps you bridge the gap between your cell phone's ideal coverage map and what you can expect in real life.
If you've wished you could take notes on your iPhone by scribbling with a stylus, try the new Note Taker app. It uses your finger in place of a stylus, and quickly converts big letters into small notes.
We routinely preach the importance of making regular backups. Ah, easier said than done, right? If you haven't actually performed a full-system backup before, the process may seem daunting. In fact, you might not even know where to start. Here's a good place: Macrium Reflect is a Free and Easy To...
I've recently found a more efficient variation on this e-mail-yourself-a-note approach to personal reminders.
When I answered the phone -- which reported a blocked number -- the caller told me that she was contacting Windows users to help fix problems that caused the computer to run slowly. Why not, I thought? I'll bite.
Thin is in. Dell's latest portable PC is thinner than most netbooks, yet it sports a 13.3-inch screen, weighs just 3.5 pounds, and starts at $449. Me want. Me want very, very much.
Somewhere, Gene Roddenberry is smiling. This amazing new app does a scary-good job of recognizing what you're saying and turning into text you can e-mail, SMS, or copy to the clipboard.
Check out today's Business Hacks video on how to easily control the startup state of your programs -- it's just one minute long. Where else can you get that kind of value in just 60 seconds?
