Windows

Why backing up in the cloud?

Some people may have concerns, and even legitimate one as it goes about providing third-parties with personal information such as family pictures, resume,…etc but you have to admit that the cloud has open up some opportunities that our grand-parents wouldnt even have anticipated.

While paper would turn into dust as fire strikes, all your digital assets can be preserved almost forever (I know, bankruptcy may be even worth than fire in that case) when backed-up in the cloud.

My best applications in the cloud

Web/Cloud-based applications are currently a hot topic, but I have to recognize that though I see in it an enormous potential, my daily used is confined to a very narrow selection of them:

Evernote: My number one application where I throw ideas, notes, screenshots...etc
Doris: I have used Toodledo and Remember the milk, but both application miss the only one feature I really need and that Doris has got, it is the possibility to reorder the tasks by a drag and drop. Don't expect an advanced type of application, but what Doris does it does it good.

10 tricks to buy software for cheaper

There are quite a few ways to buy cheap software out there, while some seem quite obvious, some are a little bit tricky, just check by your-self:

1. Google for coupons and discount

You would be silly if you were buying software without having checked first if there is no coupon code or discount available on the web. Most of the time you will get at least a 10% discount. Don't even hesitate to use coupons codes on already discounted applications as some system are not smart enough to reject your attempt.

3 free tools to organize your pictures

Through my errance on the web I have found 3 applications to organize and browse your pictures, and I think they may diserve your attention. Give them a chance, you will not regret it.