February 21, 2011
Google’s free suite of web apps has just been updated to allow for the uploading and viewing of Photoshop .PSD files. The move should simplify the process of exchanging commissioned work between designers and clients, which often requires converting the PSD’s to Adobe’s other standard, PDF. You dont even have to upload the file yourself. [...]
November 20, 2010
Hit space, see a quick preview of almost any file. Gloobus Preview bills itself as “the holy grail of preview” which may be an overstatement – but not by much. Being able to, in one keystroke, quickly open documents, movies, pictures and music makes it easy to figure out if you’ve found the file you’re [...]
June 24, 2010
Nautilus, the default file manager in Gnome-based Linux operating systems such as Ubuntu and Fedora, isn’t exactly pretty to look at. In fact at times it’s downright confusing. Windows recently overhauled its file browser to simplify things, and Mac’s Finder is constantly being refined, but Nautilus seems pretty much identical to how it was when [...]
June 22, 2010
After years of craving and saving, I’m finally able to afford an iPhone (yay!). And being the bookworm that I am, one of the first things that I am going to do is try to find a way to read my PDF collections on the iPhone’s rather small but gorgeous display and bring my ebooks [...]
September 1, 2009
Last week we gave you an article about several tools to view your PDF files online, but today we’re going to discuss tools to publish PDFs online. These tools usually include viewing functionality but are not to be confused. Contrary to regular PDF viewers, these tools are focused on spreading your PDFs over the internet. [...]
August 30, 2009
An NFO file is a ReadMe on crack – it includes all the basic information about the downloaded movie, game or application, often with a nice ASCII text art finish. Most people out there have already discovered that these files can be opened by Notepad or another text processing application. This ‘works’ in the most [...]
August 13, 2009
Apple introduced a nice feature called Quick Look in Leopard. With just a hit on the spacebar (or the combination of Command + Y), users could ‘peek’ into the selected file in the Finder (or some other application). Instead of opening each file with their own respective application, this feature is really a great time [...]
