The market is thick with collaboration tools that promise to help your teams tackle every problem. Should you believe the hype? Not entirely. Some of the newer, exciting tools are unproven. Some of the mature products are freighted with unnecessary features. The truth is that some products are better than others. The best collaboration tools… (more) The 5 Best Collaboration Tools for Every Team
Most of us quickly outgrow taking notes in our main word processing tool. Whether you use Word or Docs, Pages or something else, they’re seldom ideal for creating the interlinking bodies of smaller text pieces that we need for notes. And whether you’re working on your first degree or your first book, putting lectures together… (more) Is Notion Notes the Best Note-Taking App?
At only $8 a month per user, Office 365 E1 sets your company up with an enterprise-class productivity suite. Each user gets access to email, secure storage, collaborative platforms, and a host of tools designed specifically for large-scale businesses to thrive. It’s entirely cloud-based. Of course, there are some drawbacks along with the affordability. We’ll… (more) How to Tell If the Office 365 E1 Plan Is Right for You
Chrome is normally a very stable browser, reliable and easy to use. But sometimes you’ll get a run of crashes, which can be frustrating. First things first: how often is Chrome crashing? You can get a report on this by typing chrome://crashes into your omnibar. This will show you a list of all the times Chrome… (more) 9 Ways to Get Chrome to Stop Crashing
Chrome Headless is “Chrome without Chrome,” in the words of Chrome developer and engineer Eric Bidelman. It’s the functionality of Chrome, but operated from the computer’s command line. That’s what’s meant by a “headless browser,” which makes now a good time to answer: What is a headless browser? A headless browser is a browser without a… (more) The Beginner’s Guide to Chrome Headless
Microsoft Planner is an Add-in for Office 365 that helps you organize teams and stay on top of your projects. It’s incredibly easy to use, fully integrated with all of your Office apps, and free so long as Planner is included with your Office 365 subscription. Essentially, Office 365 Planner is Microsoft’s way of making… (more) The Beginner’s Guide to Office 365 Planner
Most folks looking for an Office 365 subscription for themselves or their family compare Office 365 Home vs Personal. These two plans have a lot in common, but there are key differences you’ll want to know before you decide. There are also other Microsoft products in the same price range that might better suit your… (more) How to Choose Between Office 365 Home and Personal
Most Ubuntu users rely on Firefox, which is an excellent browser with plenty of features. It handles browsing, streaming, security, and privacy just fine. But Chrome might still be your preference. It’s a good idea to have more than one web browser, in case of errors, crashes, or glitches. And only Chrome has built-in support… (more) The Best Way to Install Chrome on Ubuntu
Thinking about an Office 365 E3 subscription for your enterprise? Wondering if you can get by with something lighter, or worried that it might not be enough? Let’s break down Office 365 E3, and compare it to other Office plans, so you’re confident in picking the right one. Quick overview of the Office 365 E3… (more) A Complete Breakdown of Office 365 E3
With Microsoft Office 365, you get the gold standard of classic functionality mixed with modern collaboration features. This is Microsoft’s answer to how people work today—from anywhere, synchronously. If you’re a fan of Microsoft Word, you’re probably happy with your current desktop version. You know where everything is, and you can create and share documents… (more) Everything You Need to Know About Word and Office 365
