Pocket (Chrome and Firefox)

Meanwhile, are there any similarly beautiful calendar apps for Windows? (desktop please, not the modern crap) And i mean apps for offline work, not SSB (site specific browsers) for Sunrise or stuff like it.

I uninstalled this a long time ago because I caught it spying. Specifically, while doing some web development, I noticed that every page I loaded on my server was immediately followed by a request for the same URL from an outside source. One by one I uninstalled browser plug-ins until it stopped. This was the…

Ah.... sweet.... bliss..... a Firefox article.... am I seeing things?.... or is it just wishful thinking and monday morning meds?..... No matter.....

If you're honestly moving there (and not to retire), you need to normalize everything by the wage you'll be making locally.

Hi. A tech one: is there a way to sum all my multi-service fragmented cloud storage space in one Windows sync client?

Textra's dark themes look great, for example! BTW, I would also love to change the specific colors some apps use. Gmail, e.g., is red: why can't I make it blue? Or green? :-(

One crucial doubt: if I use these APKs, will the apps continue to be normally updated through Play Store afterwards? Or will it be "disconnected" and require manual update (or uninstalling and reinstalling through Play Store)?

They're not incompatible. I was wondering the same thing recently, actually. It's not just with material design, either. I've noticed that a lot of apps now are leaning toward a lighter design vs. dark. I think it's because light designs look a little cleaner.

Can someone please explain to me why all the new 'material design' is WHITE? I like all of the other things the design does, but I really prefer a dark design/theme on both my phone and tablet, and I can't stand all the light-colored pastels and white backgrounds. Why can't I have a dark material design? Are they…

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Nosey Windows user here.

Readability is best known as a bookmarking site, but you can also use it strip down obnoxious web sites so they're easier to read. This is great for mobile browsing because it cuts back on bandwidth by getting rid of pictures, videos, and ads. All you need to do is install the bookmarklet, then click it when you're on…

View any document on the Internet using Google Docs just by giving it the URL, you don't even need to put it in your Drive first. https://docs.google.com/viewer

The mobile Docs app is somewhat limited compared to their desktop counterparts, but there's still at least one feature worth mentioning: OCR scanning. Technically, this is in the Google Drive app (a distinction that's only recently become necessary), but using your Android phone, you can take a picture of documents…

I my opinion, the best Camera app for Android is ProCapture. I came to this conclusion after trying dozens of apps. Firstly, it snaps much better quality of pics than Camera Zoom fx.
Secondly, the layout and the settings are much simpler.
Thirdly, it has all the features Camera Zoom fx has plus many other features like…

I always feel like, at least with a keyboard, it takes more time to learn how to use the text expansion apps than it's worth. I type pretty quickly, so I don't think it would really save me that much time.

Would have been very nice of you to have indicated somewhere in the title that this was Mac related. Not everyone owns or is interested in Apple products, unless of course it is about them being sued or something.

Why are Windows Phone users totally ignored here? WP7 like me need to record calls also, and I guess WP8 ones too.