Tip: I use Google Reader a lot, and I'm lazy to select, copy and then paste on Evernote. So I just click on Email link in GReader and send the entire article/item to my Evernote email, then the article is pasted on my Evernote. It add two extra blue boxes, but no big deal. You can edit it later.
This is almost how I use "like" on FF now, but I have it automated. Every day I have a feed that pulls my daily posts and comments/likes into Evernote. Then if I ever need to remember that thing I liked I can just look it up in Evernote search. Easier than trying to find it again on FF, especially with the 8-page limit.
- Lindsay
Leandro, I created a FeedBurner feed out of my post feed and another one out of my comments/likes feed. I set up the FeedBurner account to offer the email subscription option and then I subscribed to it with my personal email account (GMail). Then I set up filters in GMail to forward the emails to my Evernote email account. Wish I could skip that step but you have to confirm the FeedBurner email subscription. Works fine. I get two new notes every day with 24 hours worth of my activity.
- Lindsay
Lindsay, you can skip that step. If you subscribe with your Evernote email address, FeedBurner should send the confirmation email straight to Evernote. You can then follow the confirmation link in your new note. Thats how I've done it. Hope that helps :-)
- David Adam
Oh, awesome, David! I never thought of that!
- Lindsay
Cool, I just set it up your way, David. That actually opens up a lot of other interesting possibilities... I'm going to redirect some of the news letters and notifications I get to that address and also have my DailyLit.com subscriptions sent there. I'm excited!
- Lindsay
Despite being a newbie Evernote-ster (I spent time during a holiday adapting my info-collecting habits to it), I had started doing this. Works great.
- Rex Hammock
Many people, even Google Reader users, do not appreciate the full power of Google Reader. It is my central command post for managing a wide variety of information -- anything that can be channeled as feeds.
- Sean McBride
I've found that GR doesn't handle feeds for comments on individual blog entries too well -- it skips some and displays them out of order.
- Mitch Wagner
I've been doing this for a few weeks - it works fine! Great tip!
- Bill Sodeman
If ur a Mac user who experiences tiring eye strain after hours of usage, u gotta download Nocturne - it works wonders. http://docs.blacktree.com/nocturn...
The new screen environment takes a while to get used to, but go ahead and force yourself to do so - your eyes will thank you. It also makes outside laptopping a wonderful experience because you can actually see your screen without having to turn your comp's brightness all the way up.
- Brad Williamson
Wow - Huge news! I've been waiting for this forever! Hope they come out with a embedded audio player in the Facebook news feed soon!
- Mitchell McKenna
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@Alessandro - oh i get it now, sorry. i got the "session expired" message in the main twitter window that shows tweets, not in the gadget itslef.
- Ivan Zuzak
Works great for me no problems so far "knocks on wood"
- Annika
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I love it use it all the time it's great
- Annika
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It will be a blast if w can save the searches and set preferences for refresh rate. So far, working great. :)
- Jonathan Kong
Yeah, I can't quite get the secure one to work.
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I've been running Twitter Gadget for Gmail for two weeks. Suddenly, yesterday, I started getting "Your session is expired, please reload Gmail." The only thing that gets it back is to restart my computer.
- Marie Carnes
Mac users, you can stop holding your breath. Google announced Monday that Picasa for the Mac, a free desktop application for editing, organizing and sharing digital photos, is now available as a public beta through Google Labs.
- Matt Frog
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If somebody successfully downloads this, can you please try OurDoings and see if our Picasa button works? You can disable the button afterwards.
- Bruce Lewis
Eep. Is the gap of time between the Windows release of Picasa and the Mac release an indication as to how long we'll have to wait for Chrome?
- Victor Ganata
I've never used Picasa - until my needs grew to Aperture I loved iPhoto. What does it do better than iPhoto? Why would I want this? (honest questions, not snarky ones)
- Sparky, lurking
Ah, yeah, Nicholas I just installed the web uploader too - still no cigar :(
- Matt Frog
It seems that most iLife apps realize their potential when used in conjuction with their online services(.mac/ MobileMe). Picasa (and Google apps in general) accomplish most of the same things for free.
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
for me it's mainly for multi platforms (having mac,win & linux at home). As an app (and i'm not an expert, used it on Win.) it's very easy to use, with various tagging options and it works quite well on my home network storage so it is perfect for our "home photo processing work flow->(i.e. i move the pics to the drive, wife is organizing and tag them :))
- Naor Mark
After installing, I realized that Google is investing in video a lot with this, particularly with connecting YouTube directly to the interface. Given that most consumer cameras can shoot acceptable quality videos (which will increase significantly soon), Picasa is likely to become more relevant for videos at some point.
- Engin Erdogan
amazing how so many so called tech experts kept pushing the uploader as the real deal - it finally materialized but long after most had shot themselves
- Kevin Cearns
I'd like to echo Sparky's question: Can someone articulate advantages over iPhoto? Is it just sync to cloud integration?
- Micah
Personally speaking I find that iPhoto is a 'walled garden' or in OSx speak 'a package'. If you want to store your images in different folders, with different names, manipulate your images with another app, you have to set up aliases and all sorts of other nonsense. Picasa allows you to import your images wherever you want so they can be used by whatever app you want and that includes Picasa. It has basic image manipulation which I find very intuitive to use.
- Mel Buckpitt
It also allows you access to a Flickr like photo sharing account
- Mel Buckpitt
Its nice but it does not integrate with the other apple software (media browser) and it doesnt allow the db to be stored on a different drive :( Picasa web albums is very nice though
- Jonas Wouters
Will give this a try when I get home after work, but I don't know if I will migrate away from Flickr.
- Vinko
Vinko, try http://picasa2flickr.sourceforge.net/ Picasa supports buttons that upload to other photo-sharing sites. Now I just need to test it with my site. Is it really Intel only?
- Bruce Lewis
Installed Picasa eagerly. It's giving me some issues though. Doesn't show one of my watched drives and folders on it. Worked fine for an hour, dissappeared the second time I opened it.
- The Fat Oracle
Yeah, I don't understand why they can't just build a universal binary. Are developers really relying on Intel-only bits?
- Victor Ganata
Picasa for Mac is fantastic! Although I have and still use Nikon Capture NX for my Nikon RAW files (NEF), Picasa does a wonderful job of organizing my photos and making it so much easier to search through them! It does have some pretty nifty editing tools available, too, although it won't take the place of a more full-featured photo editing program. Picasa has organized my files in such...
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- John G
"F.lux fixes this: it makes the color of your computer's display adapt to the time of day, warm at night and like sunlight during the day. "
- Olivier
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Dream Recorder is a sleep monitoring system detecting body motions with a professional night vision processing for iSights. Motions and sleep phases are strongly correlated. Discover the most unconventional experience you’ll ever had with your Mac.
- Filip Visnjic
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Trying it now. Looks like the interface will be very useful once I get used to it.
- dthree
I love the look and feel, but misses some functionalities and somehow doesn't seem polished enough, just yet. for e.g. once you change the main fonts to another size, it still retains the 12pt font for other windows, even replies... That kinda messes me up!
- Guru Panguji
Loving it so far! I downloaded it immediately when it came available and have been trying to use it exclusively since. I haven't quite been able to, but pretty close. I like the interface, the conversation view, and the speed.
- Seth Greenblatt
The announcement comes with the inclusion of Pandora Radia, RadioTime (which gives you access to local radio stations that stream over the Internet), and the Boxee web browser (Firefox) which is how it solves the Hulu issues
- Joshua Schnell
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I love this new version of Boxee. Once they get iTunes integration, I'm 100% sold.
- Jason Thompson
So what does boxee do? I'm trying it out now. mmm doesn't work on my mac? Ahh I don't have the intel mac...
- orionstarr
Strands has a lot of great sites. Strands Music is awesome, but weird in that I used to listen to it daily. Went back about a month ago and it didn't even have my login information.
- Anika
Yet again another US-centric site :(
- Glenn Slaven
Didier, yes, it's very much like Mint
- Alan Cheslow
I been using it since from a month, to understand my spending pattern. It’s also possible to check current balances and receive text alerts after signing up here.
- Monica
If I'm already an active mint.com user, is Money Strands worth my time setting up?
- Alan Le
I'm with edythe & alan. Is this a companion to mint, or should I think about jumping ship?
- Don Faulkner
I'm a sucker for almost any new webapp - I'll try it. Mint is terrible (incorrectly categorizes everything and does not learn from my corrections) and Quicken is very buggy.
- Chris Rogers
Chris, MoneyStrands is definitely way better than Mint.
- Anika
"Today we're introducing a major revision to Gmail for mobile that takes advantage of the latest browser technology available on iPhone and Android devices. We've updated the user interface, made it faster to open messages, allowed for batch actions (like archiving multiple messages at once), and added some basic offline support"
- Keith Coleman
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Hmm, gmail.com won't load on my android at all for some reason. Other sites load fine, so it's not my network connection. Maybe it's not rolled out to my account yet?
- Evan Parker
Floaty bar: the best feature name since Maps added floaty balls.
- Jim Norris
It would be great if the Android Gmail app got a similar facelift, since I doubt I would use this site over the native app. Guess Google's left hand isn't talking to the right.
- Daniel Sims
Ah, gmail.com finally loaded. Slick, but mobile web apps, even with gears, can't come close to equaling native apps on android yet. Loading the new version of gmail in my android browser (by hitting refresh after already loading the page once), it took 15 seconds to display my inbox. Opening the andriod gmail app, it only takes ~4s from a cold start, and less than 1s from a warm start (re-opening the app after having used it a couple minutes earlier).
- Evan Parker
Works really well. Now if I can use that on the native gmail on iPhone...
- brainno722 (Peter)
@daniel, the Android Gmail app did get a face lift, its awesome, you can run the magic firmware on your G1, it has a sort of floaty bar in it and it way faster than the dream gmail app, if you want to learn how to get the latest build, head over to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthr...
- Kyle Weller
This is quite amazing. Been using it all day instead of mail. Sometimes I'll use mail to know new stuff has come in but the Gmail interface is so much more fluid and easy to use. Labels make it pretty nice too!
- Brandon Titus
Lovely! Please also show floaty bar after I send a message.
- Daniel Dulitz
"xPUD is an unique Linux consists mainly of a web browser and a media player, with a simple user interface on top of it. It can turn your computer into a kiosk-like station by leverage some web technologies, that makes surfing and watching movies easy as a pie."
- Vezquex
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It used to be that the previous versions sulks alot but the last 2 versions has been working well on my MacBook. I have stopped using TweetDeck bcos of Nambu. Be warm tho.. it saps alot of productivity from using it.
- Jonathan Kong
"Visor provides a systemwide terminal window accessible via a hotkey, much like the consoles found in games such as Quake."
- Leandro Ardissone ⍨
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