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technology1 year ago

"Top 14 Must-Know Free Online Tools"

The article highlights 14 free online tools that can perform various tasks directly in a web browser, eliminating the need for paid desktop utilities. These tools include ILovePDF for PDF conversions, Giphy for creating GIFs, Image Compressor for reducing image sizes, Smallpdf for editing PDFs, ZIP Extractor for unzipping files, QRCodeMonkey for generating QR codes, UnitConverters for unit conversions, iLoveIMG for watermarking images, Canva for graphic design, Image to Text Converter for extracting text from images, Audio Cutter Online for trimming audio clips, RedKetchup Color Picker for identifying colors in images, Google Translate for translations, and Calculator.net for various calculations.

via Gizmodo|
#digital-tools#free-software#online-tools
technology1 year ago

"Free Microsoft Office Web: A How-To Guide"

Microsoft offers a free online version of Office, now known as Microsoft 365, accessible through a Microsoft account and web browser. While some features are limited compared to the desktop version, users can create and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, with automatic cloud syncing. The web apps provide a familiar interface and basic functionality, making them suitable for most users, though advanced features are restricted.

via Gizmodo|
#free-software#microsoft-365#microsoft-office
finance2 years ago

"Gen Z Outpaces Millennials and Boomers in Early Retirement and Stock Investments"

Gen Z is taking a more cautious approach to their financial futures, with more than half of them already investing and actively making trades in response to economic factors. They are also saving for retirement at a younger age compared to previous generations, with 66% of Gen Zers surveyed already saving for retirement and stashing away a median 20% of their annual pay. The rise of online tools and access to financial products has made investing more accessible for Gen Z, with investing apps and social media platforms serving as their top sources of information. However, there is a risk of falling for get-rich-quick schemes and blindly following the advice of influencers. Despite the potential pitfalls, Gen Z is shaping up to be the most financially savvy generation yet.

via Business Insider|
#finance#financial-literacy#gen-z
technology2 years ago

"Must-Try Gmail Add-Ons: The Top 5 Picks"

Managing your Gmail inbox can be a daunting task, but there are several Chrome extensions that can help improve your email experience. Grammarly offers grammar and spelling correction, WiseStamp allows for more creative email signatures, Checker Plus provides browser notifications for incoming emails, Trimbox helps identify and mass-delete spam emails, and Mailtrack offers real-time read receipts. However, it's important to be cautious when installing extensions and to check permissions required. These extensions can be used on various browsers, not just Chrome.

via BGR|
#chrome-extensions#email-management#gmail
health2 years ago

The Key Metric for Making Health Choices: It's Not Your Age

Medical associations and health advocacy groups are shifting their approaches to health decisions at older ages, basing recommendations on life expectancy rather than simply age. Factors such as overall health, lifestyle choices, and family history can affect life expectancy and determine the usefulness, pointlessness, or harm of future screenings and treatments. Online tools, such as the Know Your Chances calculator and ePrognosis, provide estimates of life expectancy and help inform health decisions. However, these tools should be used as a guide and discussions with medical providers are essential for making informed decisions.

via The New York Times|
#health#health-decisions#life-expectancy