Free Foto The Peer to Peer Search Engine File Indexer Evernote Brings Widget, Share Extension to iOS 8 I save everything into Evernote. While I’m almost religious about plain text and Markdown for my articles, anything else goes into Evernote: PDFs, screenshots, photos with GPS information, my shared shopping list, and any other note that has a visual component (such as formatting or hyperlinks). I started using Evernote in 2009, and it’s become an external brain where I archive everything that I need to remember but not store in my own brain. Evernote suffered in its transition to iOS devices as it couldn’t be as flexible as the Mac app: Evernote is only as good as the ways it gives you to create notes, and the iOS app couldn’t use the best one – the clipper. This is changing today with Evernote 7.5, which adds extensions for iOS 8 to let you save anything from anywhere with just two taps. For Evernote, quick note creation has always been an issue on the iOS platform. The widget is simple, but useful. The share extension is amazing. Evernote 7.5 is available on the App Store.
File Crop Quick Tip: Add alternate email addresses for calendar scheduling It's safe to say most of us have multiple email addresses, whether for business, work, shopping online or just "throwaway" accounts used for website registration to comment in forums. Having multiple calendars, however, can be a pain. I tend to keep my work events on my Outlook calendar at the office and my personal and consulting events on my Google calendar. I discovered recently that forwarding calendar events from a separate email address to my Google account wasn't as easy as I thought. Google Calendar invitations cannot be forwarded via email. Well, I didn't want to contact the organizer to ask him to update the event since I figured there had to be a technological solution. Sure enough, I found I could add my other account as an alternate email address so I could forward these invitations to Gmail and get them on my calendar. Two items worthy of mention: This process doesn't apply to Gmail addresses; they must be from non-Gmail accounts). Here are the steps involved. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Fazzle Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same Today, Google will begin rolling out Priority Inbox for Gmail, a new feature for managing massive amounts of e-mail. Your inbox will never be the same again. Priority Inbox is Google's attempt to solve the e-mail woes of Gmail power users. At its core, the feature is an algorithm; Priority Inbox uses information such as keywords, the people you e-mail the most and your e-mail habits to select the most pressing e-mails in your inbox. Those e-mails are brought to the top of your Gmail and marked as important so you deal with them first. Priority Inbox is also an adaptive algorithm. The new feature appears as a new menu item just above the "Inbox" link. The second layer of the new layout is your starred e-mails. During the many months of testing the feature internally, the search giant found that users spent 16% less time reading insignificant e-mail. We can see why. Priority Inbox, while not perfect, is a dramatic step toward solving that problem. What do you think of Priority Inbox?