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There's some counter-intuitive news coming out of the labs at IBM (IBM). Historically, it's just plain common sense that getting organized enhances productivity. That's why most of us make an effort ...

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Nemo is a great free utility for Windows and Linux that can help you keep track of files (even Google Docs files) based on when you last used them, which can save time and frustration for anyone with ...

After more than a week of the 30 Days With…Google Docs project, I have my share of complaints about things I miss from Microsoft Office, but so far it seems like Google Docs is a relatively capable ...

A week ago, Dropbox got itself in a controversy about supporting M1 Macs natively. The company said it will eventually, but in the meantime, the app just announced today some new tools for searching ...

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