Time for an update to this December 2011 version, to what online services & Apps I use from within the cloud or from Internet. Due to my Digital Diet of March 2012, the list has decreased considerably … meaning lower overhead to manage, and having more time for travel and ‘fun stuff’. Let’s start with: Google Apps I’m […]
The past few years, I’ve had several moments where I literally felt suffocated under the enormous pressure of having all kinds of social media profiles, instant messengers, etc. I’m not saying none of it works; but I am saying it eats up too much of MY time. So I’m initiating a new digital diet, cause […]
There’s a ‘new’ instant multi messenger in town called imo. What makes this more interesting than Pidgin, Trillian is that it’s fully webbased (and thus it’s platform independable). And offers some distinct benefits over popular webbased messengers like ebuddy. The best feature is … Skype protocol support! That on itself is FANTASTIC. But there’s a lot more […]
None of the ‘techy’ information below is required to succeed in life. The reason it’s here anyway, is because that’s what I love blogging about too As a digital nomad / road warrior, you won’t have a fixed workplace. No cubicle. The world is (y)our office! We do generally rely on a variety of digital resources to do our work as they […]
I first heard about this a few weeks while listening to the Google’s Atmosphere 2011 Keynotes: 2-step verification. Tonight I accidentally ran into it, and decided to set it all up. As it’s absolute necessity! 2-step verification adds an extra layer of security to your Google Account by requiring you to have access to your […]
In case you haven’t noticed, Google is changing the way things look in Analytics, Docs, and now also Gmail: Checkout all the updates at http://mail.google.com/mail/help/intl/en/newlook.html First thing I notice by switching over to the new look, is all my Google Labs plugins have been disabled … not necessarily a bad thing, or is it? A few […]
The common mistake most computer users make, is … that it’s not the OS (neither the underlaying hardware) that defines your productivity. It’s the Apps & software tools that make the difference, and Windows — by default — doesn’t quite help you to do the job. So let’s see how we can improve on that. […]
