September 12, 2011
Twitter is already great for messaging people and broadcasting information to the world. Itt is also becoming a place to host photo galleries. However, with all of its sharing capabilities, one thing is missing – the ability to share various files. Enter Pigeon Carrier, a unique Chrome extension and Firefox add-on that combines the powers of Twitter and DropBox to create something truly amazing.
April 2, 2011
Awesome free email services like Gmail have made it possible to exchange multiple emails with attachments (almost) without the fear of exceeding the storage space. As a result, we have lots of important files and documents saved online in our inboxes.
January 22, 2011
There are plenty of reasons to love Gmail: completely free features, plenty of storage space, free POP3 access to your email as well as free offline access to your email messages via the IMAP route, and many other awesome great options. As the search geek, there’s one thing I really appreciate: the ability to use [...]
March 25, 2010
Have you ever tried to email an .exe file? Most mail servers provide anti-virus protection. This means they scan file attachments of emails you send and receive. Some providers even go as far as to block a number of file extensions per default. Gmail for example won’t let you send .exe files, even if they [...]
October 6, 2009
So you’re stuck with a DAT file (.dat file extension) that was supposed to be a WORD document and you don’t know what to do with it? Don’t worry, help is here! You probably wonder what a DAT file is in the first place. Simply put, DAT files contain data in text or binary format. [...]
August 20, 2009
We all use digital cameras now to upload our photos to Facebook, Myspace and other social networking sites, and to send the odd holiday photo via email when we are away. But with the image quality of photos increasing everyday with new digital cameras with higher resolutions, so does the image size. If you have [...]
June 15, 2009
If you have several different webmail accounts, you’ll know how painful it is to manage them in Windows. When clicking a “mailto” URL on a website, Windows will gladly launch your default desktop mail program. How about tweaking it to make Windows log in to your webmail? Affixa integrates your Google Mail and Yahoo! Mail [...]
March 1, 2009
Generally, Stacks has been ill-received by the Mac community due to its lack of functionality although it was pretty hyped up before Leopard was launched. In my opinion, Stacks isn’t as bad as most people make it seem. I’ve found several useful reasons to keep it around, one of which is detailed here: Use Stacks [...]
January 13, 2009
I’ll be honest: I probably have the world’s greatest music tastes. Seriously, I’m pretty awesome. Because of this, I like to periodically take the time to share my gift with the less fortunate. I have a habit (welcome or otherwise) of sending my family, friends, and strangers emails with subject lines to the effect of [...]
January 1, 2009
File-sharing is a complicated beast. Some files are too big to send in emails; some need to be seen by a lot of people; some need to be private; some should be public. There are a ton of different applications that want to be the host for all of your files, but drop.io stands ahead [...]
