Topic: tech

Listening to a podcast can seem like it's tricky to fit into a busy lifestyle, but rest assured it can be done! After grappling with this problem myself, I came up with a list of when to listen to podcasts. All of these allow multi-tasking, so in addition to listening to the podcast you're also accomplishing something else you need to do anyway.

Vingle is a neat platform for short-form writing, long-form writing, answering questions, and sharing images. Perhaps you're seeking to branch out into some alternatives to Vingle. Here are a range of excellent options.

Unsolicited junk emails have traditionally been called "spam". The problem with that is that there is a brand called SPAM which makes a canned pork product. It seems unfair to the SPAM brand that due to the rise of email spam around the world, the word "spam" now has a negative reputation. Therefore, why not call the such email by an alternative name?

If you're an individual or a brand who handles their own tweets, you don't want to get sucked into a time sink with Twitter. Maybe you've already tried to save time on Twitter and have drifted back to old habits. This article is for you!

Here we'll cover "how to look super-professional and active on Twitter while spending barely any time doing so". In addition to the obvious common-sense stuff, we have some specific strategies - "recipes" so to speak - so read on for these nuggets!

Yes, there are free open source options for productivity software for Windows PC, Mac, and Linux. Here we're comparing the task management and notetaking programs Zim (also known as Zim Notes or Zim wiki), NobleNote, and Osmo. All of these are offline software that are perfect as OneNote alternatives.

Zim is a productivity and personal organization tool which supports tasks and due dates. It also offers labels, tags, full note-taking capabilities and an excellent search function, rivaling big-name software such as Microsoft's OneNote. However, it's not immediately obvious how to write tasks and due dates in Zim. This illustrated tutorial shows you how.