Inoreader: The Fast & Functional RSS Reader We Should Be Talking About

Google Reader is ash. Feedly has gone to town as a worthy replacement. Feedreaders need to be nimble and simple. So, let’s see why the digital crowd is talking about Inoreader. “Reintroducing” Inoreader Inoreader says it is fast and simple. TheiOS apphas just been launched. If you love bookmarklets, there’s one which should make subscribing to feeds a lot easier. Inoreader comes in three flavors Basic,Plus, andProfessional. The top-tier Professional plan is very competitive with Feedly’s Pro subscription($5/month)....

July 8, 2014 · 3 min · 603 words · Robin Gregory

Supercharge Your Smartphone RSS Reader With Firefox and FeedMe

Reading RSS on a phone is slow. The only catch is you oughta spend a minute to set it up. Note to the reader: I originally wrote this piece on Javelin web app and FeedMe. I no longer recommend Javelin. My online window of choice is now the ultimately extensible Firefox online window. just forgive some of the images which still include images of Javelin. Multi-tabbed browsing doesn’t exist within RSS reader apps....

July 2, 2014 · 3 min · 447 words · Frederick Mccullough DDS

How to Trick Apps Into Thinking Android Is Not Rooted

Related Without a doubt, rooting an Android phone helps expand the customization scope. This, however, is only one side of the coin. In general, rooting has some cons toothe most significant of which is that SafetyNet gets triggered. So, how can you hide root access from apps on Android? Let’s take a look. What Is Magisk? If you’ve ever heard the term “rooting,” you might have heard about Magisk as well....

June 16, 2014 · 1 min · 207 words · Jeffrey Nolan

Save Your Web Favorites As Notes With OneNote Clipper For Chrome

Late to arrive or not, Microsoft has releasedOneNote Clipper for Chrome. OneNote Clipper easily allows you to save anything from the Web to OneNote with a click. All your captured notes are added to your OneNote Quick Notes. Those on other browsers can continue using the bookmarklet until an extension comes along. According to Microsoft, the reception to the original bookmarklet was positive. A dedicated Chrome extension is a more finished option....

June 9, 2014 · 1 min · 137 words · Anne Moses

Any.do Launches Web App To Ramp Up Your Productivity From Any Browser

Related Any.docovered some more ground with the launch of a Web platform. The popular to-do and tasks software started its run as a mobile app for Android and iOS. An Any.do Chrome extension came before this slick unveiling of a web program. If you have Any.do installed on your smartphones, then the web app should be a familiar experience. Any.do organizes all tasks in aTimeview and aFolderview. Add tasks (and sub-tasks) easily with a choose the + sign....

May 26, 2014 · 1 min · 198 words · Julian Mason MD

Want An All-You-Can-Read Buffet? 3 Places To Find Free Ebooks Online

We spend a major chunk of our day staring at glowing screens for work and leisure. The books are not limited to out-of-copyright works. NoiseTrade In past articles, we havementioned NoiseTradeas a source of free music albums. Did you know that the site also hosts free ebooks? It is a community-building effort to put authors/publishers and readers in touch with each other. Some of the ebooks are available for free in their entirety, while others appear as sample chapters....

May 23, 2014 · 1 min · 174 words · Kelsey Dalton

Reading A Book On Your Android Device? Google Play Books Makes It Easy

It’s a solid platform for buying and reading eBooks on Android and the Web. Let’s take a look at Google’s stab at the fast-growing eBook market. To find books on the Web, visitplay.google.com/booksand choose Shop on the left. The Kindle app is perfect, I thought; I don’t need Play Books. Using these apps together is a visual treat. The screen-turning animation in Play Books is delightful. It’s surprisingly smooth and not tacky, really helping to immerse you....

May 22, 2014 · 2 min · 287 words · Michael Wilson

5 Great iPad Apps for Highlighting PDFs, Ebooks, and More

There’s a distinction between reading to pick up information and reading to truly understand. As it turns out, your iPad is a perfect equipment for reading and annotating documents. GoodReader GoodReader is a comprehensive file manager that lets you access, manage, organize, and read documents. If you often deal with PDFs, this app is essential for your toolkit. It gives you many reading options, renders PDF beautifully, and has built-in editing and annotation tools....

May 19, 2014 · 3 min · 618 words · James Moreno

Your Home Under Water – Google Street View Mod Hits Us With Global Warming Message

Related June 5this World Environment Day. As always, the focus is on the impact of global warming and its fallout on our shorelines. World Under Water is a Google Street View powered simulation that hopes to bring the message closer to home. A location’s height from sea level isn’t taken into consideration. If you want to see accurate predictions of flood levels, check out theflood.firetree.nettool. But the message of World Under Water is honest....

May 10, 2014 · 1 min · 157 words · Andrea Marshall

Get More Out of Google Play Books By Adding Your Favorite eBooks

I know that might sound scary, but they have some surprisingly quality content for cheap. There’s a nice variety of genres available. For lovers of these genres, it’s a no-brainer. Definitely a niche site, but worth a look if that’s your calling. Also, the books are “weightless” because they don’t have DRM. Project Gutenberg Free eBooks! In the upper right there is a blue button called “Upload files.” A window should pop up in the middle with options to upload from your box or Google Drive....

May 7, 2014 · 2 min · 216 words · Christopher Smith

7 Ebook Readers For Your Mac Compared

Read books on your Mac. But sometimes you oughta open a book on your Mac. Whatever the reason, choosing which app to open your books for depends on a few factors. Whatever your situation, here are the best options for reading ebooks on your Mac. EPUB files you add on your Mac won’t sync wirelessly to your mobile devices. DownloadKindle For Mac,Kobo for MacorNook for Macto sync your existing collection right now....

April 30, 2014 · 1 min · 189 words · Richard Hanson

How to Configure Android USB Tethering on macOS

Here’s how to set up Android USB tethering on macOS. You might not need any extra tricks to get it working. Here’s what you oughta do. Unlock and connect your phone to your Mac via a USB cable. If you’re using macOS 13, you may need to click to allow your phone to connect. A notification will appear on your phone labeled something likeCharging this rig via USB. Under the USB Preferences screen that opens, setUse USB fortoUSB tethering....

April 16, 2014 · 1 min · 210 words · Justin Perkins

Project Gutenberg: More Than Just Free Books

5Project Gutenberg Self-Publishing 6Distributed Proofreaders 7Recommended Books To Get You Started On Gutenberg 1. Projects that would have seemed impossible 20 years ago are now being accomplished in the blink of an eye. But when it comes to books, one of the major players is Project Gutenberg. Whoever out there in the world who wants a copy of something will always be able to find it. 1.1 Johannes Gutenberg - Who Was He & Why Is He Important?...

April 15, 2014 · 8 min · 1678 words · William Hess