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How to Quickly Post Yammer Updates from LaunchBar
How to save 90% of your time posting Yammer updates from your Mac.
How to screen capture from Samsung galaxy S3 – Part 2
In February this year I made a simple blog entry about doing a screen capture at Samsung Galaxy S3. I did that because the mechanism is not very straight forward, so I thought it is worth sharing. Today Samsung has decided to change the mechanism.
Using Your Mac to Plan Your New Home
Planning a new home or re-decorating your current one? Here’s some tips how to effectively use your Mac and the software that you need to layout and shop for furniture for a cozy nest.
Introducing the iPhone to Dad
A few moments ago, my father-in-law got interested in using the iPhone. He has been using his Nokia for years now, and he also has a Blackberry from his office. We realise the hardest part for him to migrate, is to import his data from his old phones. After a few trial and errors, we […]
Using DevonThink as Your Intranet Wiki
When you’re running a small business, you’ll need a shared document storage to function as your company’s knowledge base. If you don’t have time to setup your own wiki or don’t like web-based solutions, here’s a pretty good setup for knowledge management infrastructure of a tiny company.
Don’t Use Time Machine for Wireless Backups
Considering to buy a Time Capsule or other NAS for keeping your Time Machine backups? If you’re on Wi-Fi probably you shouldn’t and just stick to an external USB drive instead.
How to screen capture from Samsung galaxy S3
Capturing screenshots from Samsung is easy, just follow these steps.
How To Open LinkedIn Contacts from Your Mac’s Address Book
Do you use LinkedIn’s iOS app to sync your contacts? You’ll get those strange linkedin://#profile/xxxx URLs in your contacts that doesn’t do anything on the Mac. If you have that problem, here is a solution to it.
Synchronizing MacBook Air with Samsung Galaxy S3
Apparently there are people who are still not aware that Samsung Galaxy 3 can be synchronised with MacBook Air. One of them is my brother, although he has been using Samsung for more than a year. That’s why I am writing this article.