The fastest our internet connections are, the more we download files, sometimes twice the same files.
A lot of us also often change the way they organize their files, they move them from a folder to another, make copies, backups.
All these everyday tasks lead to a single thing: MESS and DUPLICATES.
Duplicate files: lost HDD space, mess, and sometimes problems.
I just discovered a great tool: Singlemizer for Mac, easy to use, simple interface, quick and fast, it just brings order out of chaos and frees up disk space!
Just look how logical and relevant this application is (after the jump). Read the rest of this entry »
You may all have requested Google Wave invitations, tried that product for a few days with a few friends, and of course most of us did abandon that product: certainly the reason why Google will discontinue that project.
Remember, Wave was the brainchild of Google Australia’s Lars Rasmussen and, when it launched last year, it generated a huge amount of buzz because of the innovative way it allowed people to communicate in groups.
Google won’t meet success every time they launch a product…
Here is a great picture showing up Google’s Biggest flops (Buzz is already listed you may notice):
Who is the cutest, you may often ask…
Another easter egg on our favorite search engine.
Type in the search box “who is the cutest?” and then click on I’m Feeling Lucky.
Developed by Cocoatech, Path Finder is now on version 5.6.6 (for Snow Leopard).
This application is an alternative to the default Finder by Apple: a files browser.
But, Path Finder has many features the Finder doesn’t have, I’d like to share with you this screencast from Cocoatech showing off some of the features of this grandiose application!
First off, the Finder is the file browser on your Mac and sits on top of the desktop. It’s that handy utility that lets you find what you need on your Mac.
Main features that Path Finder brings are: Tabs and Bookmarks, Dual-browser mode, Two side panels, and a bottom panel, Preview pane, Application Launcher, File List Sorting & Filtering, Bookmarks Bar, Drop Stack, Search, Integrated Stuffit Engine, Multiple Sidebars, Size Browser, Secure Delete, Command Line tools, Text Editor and more!
This was Africa’s first FIFA World Cup and it will live in the memory as much for the spirit and smiles of the host nation as for the success of a Spain team who achieved their own first when Andres Iniesta’s 116th-minute winner against the Netherlands put them into the record books as the eighth country to capture football’s most prized crown. Read the rest of this entry »
What a great tool, Papers “your personal library of research” is a delightful award wining (Apple Design Award 2007) application developed by Mekentosj.
Papers is the perfect companion for any person doing researches or just as a PDF manager.
As an accounting professional I’m using search as a research tool and as a PDF manager for my bunch of PwC, E&Y etc.. publications.
After the jump, I’ll walk you through some of its key features. Read the rest of this entry »
I wrote this post on how to clear the Google search box to bring “clean solutions” (without having to add any third party application to your system).
Because I’m against third party applications that modify the system, and because there are easy todo “hand made” solutions.
Indeed, two easy solutions coexist to this problem.
Reset Safari
This just doesn’t erase your google data, it erases your cookies, autofills, cache, history list, usernames, and passwords.
1. Goto the Safari menu
2. Click Safari
3. Select Reset Safari
Clearing Just Your Google History
1. Goto the Safari Menu
2. Select Preferences
3. Select Autofill tab
4. Select the Edit button from the Other Forms Line
5. From the AutoFill list of sites select Google.com
6. Select Remove
7. Select Done
