Wow. I learned a few tricks in this article by Ryan Dube at MakeUseOf.com…
Hidden features you say? Absolutely. They include keyboard shortcuts, secret tricks and other interesting features that most long-term Windows 7 users never realized existed, and a few features that amazingly were added as late as the last year or two – evidence by the fact that they were just recently added to the Windows 7 New Features download provided by Microsoft.
Life tips! From TheMindUnleashed.org…
Marc and Angel are the authors of 1000 Little Things Happy Successful People Do Differently. Here’s their amazing list of 30 things to start doing for yourself. If you enjoy this, be sure to visit their website for more inspirational advice and tips for life.
via 30 Things To Start Doing For Yourself. #4 Is Absolutely Vital | The Mind Unleashed.
An impressive list of upcoming changes to Android, ChromeOS, Chromecast, Google Docs, and more. By JR Raphael at ComputerWorld.com…
The big G kicked off its annual Google I/O developers’ conference with a massive two-and-a-half-hour keynote this morning — and this one was positively jam-packed with huge consumer news. Last year’s I/O may have been relatively quiet, but El Goog more than made up for it with this year’s avalanche of announcements.
via Google I/O condensed: The 33 most important things to know | Computerworld Blogs.
Some useful productivity tips by Serenity Caldwell and Dan Moren at Macworld.com…
Whether it’s the first time you’ve picked up an iPad or the seventeenth time you’ve pulled out your iPhone today, there are probably still some iOS 7 features and functionality that you’re not familiar with. Don’t sweat it: We’re here to help. We’ve collected some of our favorite and most useful tips and compiled them here, just for you.
A useful overview of mind mapping and a couple of product recommendations. From Bakari Chavanu at MakeUseOf.com…
Mind mapping topics and ideas is a good way to jump start projects and tasks. Though good old pen and paper traditionally got the job done, digital applications like MindNode for Mac ($19.99) and iOS ($9.99) devices offer flexibility and features that save time and trees.
via Mind Map Ideas, Projects and Tasks With MindNode for Mac and iOS.
I found this interesting piece by Derek Huether at leadingagile.com…
I’m asked on a regular basis how Agile or Lean practices can be applied during the holidays. Let’s face it, we have a limited amount of time and todo lists as long as our arms. Truth be told, people have limited success using the ever-growing todo list. You either forget your list at home, you take on too much at one time, or you forget why some of the items on your list just aren’t getting done. Several years ago, I found the answer to my “get stuff done” problem and it is known as Personal Kanban.
via Limiting Holiday WIP with Personal Kanban | LeadingAgile.
A little afield of what I usually post but some good ideas here.
By Alan Henry at Lifehacker.com…
Whether the weather or warm or cold where you are, making sure your car is clean is an important preventive maintenance step to remember. This video from Drive may go over the top for those of you used to a hose and sponge, but it’s packed with tips to make sure your car is perfectly clean and well taken care of.
Ahhh, this is so inspiring and nostalgic. Good advice though. By Demian Farnworth from his blog at CopyBlogger.com…
10 Productivity Tips from a Blue-Collar Genius
via 10 Productivity Tips from a Blue-Collar Genius | Copyblogger.