Browsing articles in "Productivity"
Jul
14
2010

Gruml – How to view your RSS Feeds Without a Browser

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Recently I’ve been on the lookout for a more streamlined method of viewing all of my RSS feeds.  After falling in love with Reeder for iPad I quickly realized that I need something just as sleek, snazzy and efficient for my desktop.  Typically, if I’m at work or on the run I hop onto Feedly as I like the clean and organized layout it provides. In fact I absolutely adore Feedly but lately I’ve felt myself in a browser [...]

Jul
5
2010

iPhone App of the Week – Dropbox

Selena Narayanasamy is extensively involved in all things technology, social media, blogging/writing, entrepreneurship and productivity related. When she’s not dabbling in any of the above mentioned things, you can find her drinking her life substance (coffee) and blogging on Search Engine Journal and her website, Esvienne. Follow her on Twitter- @esvienne and @selenavidya, and like her on Facebook. Picture this. You’re at the office, working along happily on some documents. You figure that even though [...]

Jul
2
2010

Piece of Fabulous Friday – Armrest Mousepad

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Well with Geekulous being officially transferred to WordPress I’m happy to say I can now start posting content again.  I was on vacation and in a hotel room when I was redesigning Geekulous and getting the theme template ready to go live.  Being on vacation I didn’t think to bring a mouse with me so all of my website editing was done using my trackpad.  Now I love my multi-touch trackpad but a trackpad is [...]

Jun
30
2010

3 Productivity Apps for your new iPad – Guest Post by Ric Dragon

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Ric Dragon is an artist/painter, jazz drummer, and CEO and chief strategist for DragonSearch, a provider of internet marketing services to Loehmanns, Steuben, and many other clients. You can read more at his company website, his personal website, on twitter @ricdragon, LinkedIn, or on Facebook. Just last week my business partner, Don, was telling me that I needed to acquire the iPad. “Remember how the iPhone changed your relationship to Twitter? Well, the iPad is going to do the same for [...]

Jun
5
2010

Top 6 Built In Mac Features to Increase Productivity

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In my years as a Mac user I have found some of the simplest built in features to be the most used on my machine.  The following are my top fave Mac features for increasing productivity. 1.  Expose: Expose is not a new feature but it is definitely a very useful feature.  How many times have you found yourself with a bunch of windows open on your desktop and looking for one specific window?  Well, [...]

Jul
21
2009

How to Use FriendFeed as Your One Stop Shop for Social Networking

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With social networking quickly becoming the most popularform of communication, people are finding themselves checking multiple websites to remain up to date on all of the goings on with their friends and family.  The reigning king of social networking is Facebook but most people have at least one other social network that they belong to (i.e., Twitter, MySpace, Flickr, etc.).  I am currently signed up with about 5 different social networking sites (partly because of friends who are using [...]

Jul
18
2009

How to Manage your Social Network Passwords with 1Password

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Starting a blog involves a lot more work than one would expect.  Sure you can write a blog but to bring readers in requires reaching out.  So, in an effort to promote this blog, I have recently registered for many social networking and blogging sites. Every time you sign up for a new account with a new service or website you are asked to create a password.  These days with Twitter, Facebook and MySpace accounts hacked on a daily basis [...]

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