There are many good online dictionaries. The problem with the big two (Dictionary.com and Merriam-Webster) is they’re so full of ads and clutter that words don’t seem to be the focus. But a dictionary should be all about words, right? Unlike other online dictionaries, Wordnik gives you definitions and in-context examples so you can see exactly what the… Read More »
Do you need a logo? You probably don’t, but maybe if you think about it, you could make a logo of your nickname, or your real name, or anything. How about a logo for your dog? Your cat? Your pet cactus plant, Brutus? You don’t need to have a company to have a logo – logos are nothing… Read More »
Whenever I put this newsletter together – which usually starts off on Tuesday and ends up with an all-nighter on Thursday, I get all sorts of good ideas and write them down only to get lost in the other stuff I write down. Or I give the file a stupid name and then can’t remember what I called… Read More »
I love this cloud-based service. I can send really searing notes to EB and then have amnesia. She will blast me for something I supposedly wrote and I can say, “but EB, I never wrote such things to you!” And she’ll say, “Yes. You did!”. Well then, EB show me where I said such a thing. And she’ll… Read More »
You all know about Google Docs by now. Google Docs is one of the best online office suites. But since most of you are familiar with it — if you’re not login to your Gmail account and click “Documents” at the top – we’re going to skip another review of Google Docs and tell you about another great… Read More »
An online desktop (or a cloud desktop) is like having a computer on the Web. With an interface similar to Windows, you can edit photos, create documents, share files, store files, send emails, display photos in a number of different ways – almost everything you can do with a computer, you can do with a cloud-based desktop. There’s… Read More »