Whether you’re working on a major project or tackling a few chores around the house, Flow makes creating, organizing, and collaborating on tasks easy. While Flow lets you run your personal life more efficiently, it also provides the platform to collaborate with others on shared tasks. Collaboration on projects is simple. You can invite friends/colleagues/classmates ...
Bookmarking useful websites in college is on every student’s to do list. Unfortunately, shuffling through your pages and organizing your online tools can be a hassle for everyone. When organizing my own weekly bookmarks this morning, I lost track of time and ended up spending 2+ hours picking the right pages, organizing by categories and, ...
Love shopping? Love free gift cards? Then this edition of App of the Week is just for you! Wrapp is a social gifting app that allows you to send small gift cards to friends for free – no strings attached. Wrapp lets you send gift cards for popular retailers like the Gap, H&M, Sephora, ...
In the past, I’ve written about BetterTouchTool and Swapp, both great window management utilities for your Mac. However, I’ve recently found an app that does everything window management wise both can do, and it’s free! Platform Availability: Mac OS X 10.6 and up Cost: It’s free! Download it here! What it is: A window management utility that ...
Hopefully you know all about Google Voice, the great (and free!) messaging/voicemail/call management system the minds in Mountain View have cooked up. I know I use it everyday to text from my computer without having to deal with slowly typing from a touchscreen. The one big annoyance with GV on a computer is that your ...
When I first got my iPhone, I was completely enamored with all the interesting apps I could download. It seemed like stepping into the world of smartphones opened up a floodgate of new possibilities. One of the more unique applications I stumbled upon was Grocery iQ, which is a free online grocery list you can ...
Last summer, I bought a cheapo Windows-style keyboard off Amazon, and it was getting uncomfortable to reach down for the Windows key (which acts as command in OS X) and instead hitting the Alt/Option key just because I was so used to them being switched on my Mac keyboard. Not wanting to deal with this ...
The market for VOIP apps is certainly crowded. While Skype and Google Voice have already established themselves as great apps, it’s always good to see what else is out there. That’s why on this edition of App of the Week, I’m covering the new Vonage Mobile app available for both iOS and Android. It takes ...
Sorry for being out of commission so long folks! But now I’m back and here to present to you another fantastic App of the Week! This week, I’m covering the Unarchiver, a free, fantastic archiving utility that tightly integrates with Finder and handles all of your uncompressing needs. Platform Availability: OS X 10.4 and up ...
Last week, I wrote about some tips for dealing with OS X lacking cut and paste functionality (prior to OS X 10.7 Lion), and one of the best ways to deal with having to move files around was to just ditch Finder altogether and go with a file management app that does allow you to ...
When I first got my laptop, I was amazed by just how spacious my new hard drive was. I thought to myself, “How could I ever fill up 500GB?” Two and a half years later, and my hard drive is about 80% full. Knowing that I would have to delete some stuff to reclaim free ...
Since I didn’t give you all an App of the Week last week (Sorry – finals took up all my time), I’m going to deliver a double dose of App of the Week as an early present for all you HackCollege readers out there. Beyond email, browsing the web, and writing research papers, I’m sure ...
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