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I earlier wrote about the Top 5 To-Do List Managers for Mac Os X which can help you keep everything in order. For those of you who are looking for an online To-Do list manager that offers almost the same features as any desktop software would then you should give Checkvist a try. It’s an excellent online web service that allows you to simplify the task of making a to-do list by enabling keyboard shortcuts and supporting sub-lists. It works easily with multiple outlines or hierarchical to-do lists. If you already have your outline in any other application, Checkvist can […]
If you had been looking for a Mac OS X application that allows you to keep everything in order for you then you have come to the right place. I have gathered some of the best productivity tools that offers easy to use Fast and Easy-to-Use To-Do List features. EtreTask EtreTask is a small, fast, easy-to-use to-do list manager. It is designed not to get in your way. It will never have as many “features†as its competitors, but we feel that is a good thing. To get started all you have to do is Give each task a name […]
I dropped in at the White House today because a friend asked if the White House has a site. Ok, not the White House, but at WhiteHouse.gov and I must say it is one of the most pleasing looking professional sites I’ve ever come across. During his campaign Barack Obama harnessed the power of social networking like Twitter and the internet in general. We know how that turned out and everyone wondered if he would continue his tryst with technology. Well, he isn’t disappointing anyone there as the post on the new White House Blog says: Change has come to […]
Before any of you wonder what we’re talking about, GIMP is an image manipulation software. We aren’t reviewing any psychotic, masked slaves, the kind you’d find in Pulp Fiction or other such classics. (However if you do fancy those Gimps, just drop us a line and we’ll be more than happy to oblige you with a review.) Focus: GIMP! Right, to avoid confusion; “GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It works on many operating systems, in many languages. (more…)†– […]
Mashable came out with a list today of 20 Great Free WordPress 2.7 Themes. And, I’m glad that my theme Connections Reloaded has been featured in this list. Connections Reloaded is a two column, fixed width, widget ready theme based on Connections theme by Patricia Müller. Download Connections Reloaded or view the […]
You may have figured that we here at Techtites have a thing for WordPress. And who can blame us, right? As a blogger there are many times I’ve thought about putting up a gallery of videos. This is especially handy if you run a media blog or generally do a lot of video tutorials. There are quite a few media player plugins out there that will help you either embed videos on your blog or play videos for you, but very few that allow you to setup a gallery, and none that are easier to use than TubePress. From the […]
The voluminous storage that Gmail offers you ensures that you never need to delete any email. Instead you can archive it and save it for your records. The usual process would be to reply to your email and then hit the archive button. Now, you can skip the two steps and perform both steps at once. Simply navigate to the Labs tab under Settings and turn on the Send & Archive module. Your Gmail should refresh. Henceforth, whenever you choose to reply to an email you will notice a button similar to the screenshot below. Do you have this enabled? […]
And you don’t need to make the change. Christina explains the change: So why the change? Adding the try and catch to the snippet removes the possibility that your visitor sees a JavaScript message that doesn’t apply to her. It’s a fairly rare occurrence because messages like these (frequently in the form of an alert box) can only appear if JavaScript messaging has been enabled on the browser. Most browsers have JavaScript messaging turned off by default, but sometimes people unintentionally turn it on. For those visitors who have enabled messaging, the try and catch will have the effect of […]
So you’re a web developer. Your job requires you to constantly upload and download files to and from your server. You can easily use the file manager that comes inbuilt with your control panel, but over time you realize it is a painful experience. Uploading and downloading is a lot easy when you use an FTP client. There are quite a few paid ones available, but here are three really excellent FTP clients to choose from. FileZilla FileZilla is a small but powerful FTP client with many features. It includes a site manager to store all your connection details and […]
OnlineProfits.com launched this Monday with $50 off on their monthly price of $98. I decided to signup considering the big names and especially checking out the content they have on offer. Since the first three chapters have already been released. The chapters are rather easy to understand and are available in both audio and text format. The course is across six months and you pay monthly. You can choose to stop at any point of time in case it is not bringing any value to you. The course covers the following 21 modules with a total of 66 lessons. Module […]
