From PCWorld.com…
Apple’s iCloud is a nice tool for keeping contacts, calendar items, and other data in sync between my iPhone and iPad, but what about keeping everything synced up with my Windows PC? Apple has that covered as well with the iCloud Control Panel for Windows.
via Syncing iCloud with Windows and Outlook | PCWorld Business Center.
By Beau Colburn at MacWorld.com…
“High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography creates an image that is not possible with a single shot. The effect is achieved by merging different photos of an identical frame taken with different exposures–dark underexposures, bright overexposures, and medium exposures—and using only the properly exposed parts of each photo. With HDR, you can keep the details of clouds on a sunny day while saving a shaded part of the scene in the foreground that may normally be underexposed.”
The best apps to create High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos | Macworld.
The Best To-Do App for Mac OS X.
From Lifehacker.com…
Wunderlist runs on iphone, iPad, and Windows too. It’s free and I’m using it on my production laptop and iPhone. If I stick with it I’ll update this post later. Meanwhile I recommend it!
By Lincoln Spector at PCWorld…
You’re giving a speech in front of an audience, and suddenly you realize that you’re naked.
via Six PowerPoint Nightmares (and How to Fix Them) | PCWorld Business Center.
By Ryan Dube at MakeUseOf.com…
If there is one requirement that I have for most online productivity services that I choose to use, it is ease of use. I want to be able to instantly start using the service without any hassle (preferably without any signup), and there should be virtually no learning curve.
via 6 Instant Online Services That Boost Online Productivity.
From PCMag.com…
Microsoft Project Team Blog: “Yesterday in front of a very lively audience, Chris Capossela announced Project 2010 and gave everyone the first look at all the new features. As someone who has been working on 2010 for quite some time, it was great to hear applause break out at several points throughout the demos.”
From PCMag.com…
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac Now Available | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
While the reviews are good I just don’t think I’ll be able to adopt Outlook 2011 as my personal information manager (PIM). Outlook 2010 for Windows is superb!