Exactly! That’s the first thing I thought when I read the title of this post. I use Canned Replies all the time.

I normally use Contact Groups, however I find there’s a big limitations: the recipients will see all group members names in alphabetic order, there’s no way to customize their order of appearance. This is not good if you have to send emails where normally you pur the CEO as first address in the distribution list and…

Your nickname says it all: you are a savvy person ;-) I wish the article author was the same. When I read the title I thought you could actually a PDF on Android without a subscription plan. I perfectly know the Adobe DC subscription model and the difference between having a subscription plan or not. This should have…

This is the best This Is How I Work article/interview ever! And the most interesting / inspiring one. I hope to see such variety and deviation from ‘normal’ jobs to uncommon ones, like in this interview.

I think there may be some issues. I chose NOT to consider the PC I’m testing the new app on as trusted, but next time I login it does NOT require me to use the new app to login, just email/password.

I totally agree! I’be been using this extension for a very long time in Chrome and I couldn't live without it.

This is nonsense! How about hygiene?! You don’t put clean clothes inside your shoes, and especially you don’t put shoes you used on dirty pavements in your luggage without a protection (such as a plastic bag).

Totally agree, not to mention that it gets even harder to understand by people not speaking English as their mother tongue.

Definitely authors and creative people. I think it’s very interesting to see how non-tech people use technology to achieve their goals.

“I didn’t get a chance to test it” => Of course not Vanessa, you don’t have a prostate...

This Is How I Work is one of my preferred series on Lifehacker, but I sorry to say that Mr. Brown is the most unpleasant person ever interviewed...

Totally agree! Unless you want everybody to think you’re a jerk, in fact.

Why do you call CES Consumer Entertainment Expo instead of Consumer Electronics Show?