These applications can improve your productivity
As I mentioned in my post about Wunderlist, I have been using this application for quite some time and it has become a must-have tool for me for creating task lists. The only two problems I had with Wunderlist was the fact that it lacked the sub-task and recurring tasks features. I used to recommend using Google Calendar to those who absolutely required these two features.
Today I spent quite some time looking at my reflection in the mirror. I rarely do that although sometimes I am tempted to, especially when I hear ladies saying I look good. Mind you, it doesn't happen that often though.
As I wrote in my article about Evernote, I believe that capturing ideas as they appear is a fundamental requirement for anyone who wants to be a reputable writer regardless of profession. I have to admit I haven't written much myself, but I have learnt one or two important things over the past few months.
If you have a Gmail account and you are not using the attachments.me application then you are missing out on some cool things that you can do with your attachments to get more organised and improve productivity.
As I was on my way to a business meeting today, it just came to my mind how things have changed these days. When I was a student there were around 5 people who had computers in our 10-storey hostel. Now, in that same hostel you find a minimum of 2 computers per room.
Not many Inter
net users have heard about Google Alerts, but I believe that this is one of the greatest tools that I have come across ever since I started blogging. As I blog about productivity applications I need to know everything about all the new shiny tools that people are using. I don't know of any service that can give this kind of information as fast as Google Alerts does.
We all know and love cloud storage services like Dropbox or Google Drive. But, there is a new cloud storage kid on the block who has raised the stacks by offering 50GB free storage space. I am talking about the best Asian storage service that goes by the name of Kleii.
Have you ever wand
ered how much time you spend reading articles online? If you are like me, most probably you have been thinking of how you could use that time more productively. SoundGecko is a perfect solution to this problem. This is a service that magically converts text to sound.
Dropbox has been my tool of choice for a very long time. But ever since Google introduced the ability to edit documents in Google Drive, my preferences are beginning to lean a little more towards Google Drive.
Dropbox is an application that I use very often. It allows me to keep my files in the cloud for easy access from all devices that I use. As long as I have access to the Internet then I can just log in and download or upload files to my account.
