CCleaner is a legendary software. I was using it too on Windows XP and Windows 7, till I moved completely to macOS from Apple. This cleaning app includes many advanced features and in wrong or unexperienced hands it could cause serious damage to system. Also in the past, servers of CCleaner’s developers were hacked and it spread a… Read More »
Just few days after Christian Reber on Twitter said he want to buy Wunderlist back from Microsoft, Microsoft unveiled brand-new To-Do app update. It continues with adding features to get parity with Wunderlist, which Microsoft acquired in 2015. Microsoft said, that its To-Do app got a big major update with new design and deeper integration with other platforms… Read More »
Wunderlist is a to-do list application. When I was finding some app for managing my to-do list, Wunderlist was the first one I used for a longer time. I also tried Todoist, OmniFocus and even Apple’s Reminders app, until I definitely decided for Things 3 from Cultured Code. Consistency between platforms I use is very important for me… Read More »
I’m happy with Office 365. I use office apps on Mac, iPad Pro and iPhone, though Office’s 365 iPhone version I only use as a viewer – it’s hard to create documents on small iPhone’s 6s display. Office 365 apps support a lot of the latest iOS technologies, like drag-n-drop, Files app integration and full support for the… Read More »
Notepad, a simple plain text editor, is with us since earliest versions of Windows. I remember my first computer, a Pentium I-based PC with 32 MB RAM and 512 MB HDD. I was a little child and I was playing with Windows 95. I was amazed by screensaver called “The Warp Drive” and autocorrect feature on ancient Microsoft… Read More »
Future is in the cloud. You may say yes or no, but some services are already – obviously – cloud-based, like e-mail or social networks. Also, some kinds of Internet services are expected to work as cloud service – like GitHub, a code-hosting service used by many software developers. And fact, that GitHub is cloud-based service, means that… Read More »
I love my Office 365 subscription. It’s not only about Word, Excel and PowerPoint, but I also got 1 TB of space on OneDrive. If you compare solely cloud storage with competitors, like Dropbox, Microsoft’s solution is mostly the best. And as a bonus, you can have MS Office apps on all your devices, all up to date.… Read More »
With OS X Yosemite and iOS 8, Apple announced new package of features called Continuity. It serves as closer connection between Macs and iOS devices. You can call from your Mac using paired iPhone or to start working on one device and to continue on another device thanks to feature called Handoff. It’s much more, and Microsoft also… Read More »
I was resisting to smartphones for the long time, though I had iPad already, but finally I decided to get my first smartphone. It was Lumia 640 running Windows Mobile. It was low-end model, but system was very fast and without lags. I had also some Android smartphones before I finally got an iPhone, and I have to… Read More »
Adobe products are here for years and became the industry standard. Since Adobe changed its pricing policy and turned into subscription model, many users are finding alternatives. The best competitor is Serif. It released Affinity Photo as Adobe Photoshop killer and Affinity Designer to replace Adobe Illustrator. Serif released its product for Mac and Windows, and, of course,… Read More »
Apple’s apps for Windows PC, like iTunes, QuickTime or Safari, are trash. And the same applies to iCloud for Windows. Every big platform, like Apple, Microsoft and Google, requires its own bloated account. Do you want to use Word on your Android device? Then you need both bloated Google and bloated Microsoft account. And then to join Apple… Read More »
With upcoming macOS Catalina and iPadOS, a new feature was added – Sidecar. Essentially, you can connect an iPad to your Mac – by cable or wirelessly – and enjoy an additional space for your Mac. As I’m not developer and I don’t have a developer account, I can’t try it on myself yet, but reports say that… Read More »
