
Keep Up on the Current Trends with These Marketing Extensions for Chrome
Information in the marketing industry is constantly changing. If you find it hard to keep up, here are some marketing extensions for Chrome worth trying out.
Information in the marketing industry is constantly changing. If you find it hard to keep up, here are some marketing extensions for Chrome worth trying out.
Do you suffer from information overload and/or FOMO (fear of missing out)? If so, these Web apps for collecting all your content are sure to come in handy.
With its attractive minimalist design, Smart Launcher aims to be a lightweight launcher for Android devices, yet doesn’t sacrifice features. Take a look.
Since Scribd is modifying its business model to become “Netflix for books,” it’s time to consider some Scribd alternatives. Here are 5 to get you started.
If you’ve always wanted to create your own WordPress theme but don’t have the coding skills or time to invest in learning, Layers is definitely for you.
Did you know that you can change the appearance of every single website you visit? Stylish is a powerful add-on for Firefox that lets you modify websites.
CherryTree, an Evernote client written in Python for Linux and Windows, lets you organize notes in a smart and logical way. Let’s check it out.
Are you a bookworm? Here are some tools for you to track your reading habits, get tailored recommendations and connect with other bibliophiles.
grep is a reliable tool for in-depth file searching. The following tools extend grep’s functionality and wrap it in a full-fledged graphical interface.
Many photo managers for Linux are only good for viewing. KPhotoAlbum is a powerful KDE application that allows you to organize many photos at once.
There are many apps that can help us plan activities, remind us of important events and improve our productivity. Here are 5 useful time management apps for Android.
KKEdit text editor was inspired by BBEdit and it brings the best of its features to Linux in a lightweight, fast, GTK2-styled package. Let’s check it out.
There are many productivity apps that can help us become more efficient. The following apps make use of Google services and are particularly handy as Chrome apps. Check them out.
Dooble is a small but fast browser that is mainly concerned with privacy and security, and its interesting approach makes it worth taking a look.
KDE is full of customization options and the default lock screen might be one of the things you’d like to change. Here’s how you can do it.
Sometimes it’s easier to take notes directly in the browser than on a separate application. Here are some of the best note taking apps for Firefox.
If you suffer from writer’s block, maybe it’s time to change your word processor to something different. Here are some useful writing tools for Linux.
Cantata is a new music player for Linux with plenty of options and services and has a few features that make it stand out from the rest. Let’s check it out.
There’s a new app called Gravit that aims to be an alternative to Adobe Freehand and Fireworks. It is open-source and cross-platform compatible. Let’s check it out.
Watching YouTube videos doesn’t have to be limited to the browser window. Here are two Youtube desktop players for Linux: Atraci and QMPlay2.
Do you often need to compare different versions of the same file to keep track of changes. Here are some of the file comparison (diff) tools for LInux.
If you are a Tumblr user, you have to check out this browser extension called XKit which can makes Tumblr blogging easier and more efficient.
Countless online publications and blogs still rely on RSS to reach their audience. Flym RSS Reader is a lightweight Android app with many useful features.
You should never let your resume sit stale. Both Creddle and Jobrary are simple to use, and give you a professional overview of your skills and experience.
If you’re a KDE user, you’ve probably heard of Konqueror, but did you know you can use Konqueror as a file manager, a web browser, PDF viewer and document editor?
mpv is a simple yet powerful command line media player. it is free, open source and cross-platform compatible. Let’s check it out.
Image viewers are useful when you just want to check out a few photos. Here are six great image viewers for Linux that you should check out.
There are many ways to access and manage your Twitter account. For Chrome users, you can easily manage Twitter in Chrome with SilverBird.
If you want to change the color of your folder icons without installing a new icon set, Dolphin Folder Color for KDE is a great solution.
If you care about file organization on your Linux machine, you can easily find and remove duplicate files via the command line or with dupeGuru.
MyNotex is a Linux app provides the same core functionality as Evernote without the unnecessary bloat and expenses. It is a great Evernote alternative.
ViewMarks puts a creative twist on your Firefox bookmarks using a file manager paradigm. It lets you manage your bookmarks like they’re files and folders.
If you are looking for a good RSS reader, and you’re a Firefox user, NewsFox is a capable RSS reader that you can use on Firefox.
A clock doesn’t have to rely on boring numbers. Check out these interesting KDE clock widgets and Plasmoids with a creative approach to telling the time.
A great way to boost your personal brand is to share your presentations on the Internet. If you want to expand your portfolio, these websites can help you.