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About Saikat Basu

Saikat Basu is the Deputy Editor for Internet, Windows, Productivity, and Work & Career. After removing the grime of an MBA and a ten year long marketing career, he dabbled in web development, networking, and SAP. After joining MakeUseOf in 2008, he rose from the ranks and now manages four high-growth sections while stealing time to write. You will also find his contributions in web publications like GuidingTech, GoSkills, OnlineTechTips, and Lifewire. 

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How to Know When Someone Opens Your Sent Emails Using Gmail Read Receipts

It'd be nice to know when someone has opened and read your emails, wouldn't it? Fortunately, there is a solution.

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How to Turn an Old Phone Into a Chore Tracker

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How to Always Copy & Paste Text Without Formatting in Mac

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