Go one step further to keep data safe
Two-factor authentication is a more complex login process that can help keep your online accounts and the information you store in the cloud safe, writes U.S. News & World Report data reporter Lindsey Cook.
Category: Organizing
1-Minute Strategies: December ’14
Turn your next meeting into a walkabout … Spin your tips into a blog or podcast … Read another reason to love coffee.
15 tips to get better Google results
Google is a powerful tool for both your professional and personal life—and knowing how it works can help you get even better results. Lifehack’s Katherine Eion offers these tips.
1-Minute Strategies: November ’14
Get moving—even if it’s just for a few minutes … Learn the power of the doodle … Boost your chances of career success with three simple steps.
Stop email from slowing you down
Constantly checking email is a great way to stop productivity in its tracks. Productivity coach Susan Lasky recommends changing the way you manage your inbox.
Extend battery life 50% with new app
Heavy’s Karen Tumbokon urges Android users to download Battery Doctor, an app guaranteed to extend your Android device’s battery by 50%. Here’s how to use it.
SharePoint: Two mysteries solved
Microsoft Certified Trainer Melissa Esquibel answers two reader questons on SharePoint.
Digital notebooks: Evernote vs. OneNote
Microsoft recently made OneNote available to Mac users, and while it’s comparable to Evernote, there are key differences to consider, says TwinCities.com technology writer Julio Ojeda-Zapata.
Wearable devices could change work
Earlier this year, Google unveiled three new smartwatches, all using the company’s Android operating system. Technology writer James Kendrick sees them as having potential uses in the workplace.
Gmail makes it easy to ditch spam
Gmail’s newest feature gives you the opportunity to quickly unsubscribe to all those unwanted spam emails, giving you the opportunity to clean out your overloaded inbox.