Social media posts, on average, have 39 errors per 100 words, whereas emails, on average, have 13.5 errors per 100 words. When writing for yourself or friends, for instance, you can approach editing and proofreading casually. You can skim the text quickly and mentally check for any glaring errors before posting or sharing. However, when…
Markup is one of the more under utilized features of OS X Yosemite. So much so, that many users don’t even know that it even exists. The Markup functionality exists within the OS X Mail app, allowing you to make simple edits and annotations to image files and PDF documents that are sent your way…
Paraphrasing and summarizing are extremely useful writing techniques. They allow an author to use the ideas of others and even their own and present them in a unique way. With paraphrasing, they can ensure that they are not plagiarizing anything when writing about public information. By summarizing they can ensure that anything they write is…
Slow internet can be very irritating especially when you are in a hurry. Now, imagine when the internet is slow on an expensive gadget like iPhone or iPad. Internet is necessary for smartphones and without the internet, you cannot operate various features on iPhone. There are various ways you can boost the internet on your…
Being ambidextrous (both a Windows and Mac user–okay, I just invented that), there are features and functionalities on either platform that I sometimes wish I could have across both. For instance, on my Windows laptop, I can control whether the machine sleeps when I close the lid. I usually choose to turn this off so…
Hair removal is a very personal choice, some people’s preference is to remove everything whereas others opt to remove nothing, and then there are plenty of people who fall somewhere in between. If you do choose to remove any hair, it can be overwhelming to know how to do so, with so many options out…
Chitika, a leading ad network, has released a study showing that the user adoption to Apple’s OS X Mountain Lion has been quite strong. OS X Mountain Lion, which was released last month, has been made available to a large number of users. According to Chitika 3.2 percent of the traffic going through its network…
Introduction It’s a major step to take the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test). It’s your medical school admissions ticket, and you should only use it once. An MCAT preparation course can help you obtain a good score on the MCAT on your first try by emphasizing the medical facts you need to get into med…
A company named Psystar is advertising a $399 computer they have named “OpenMac”. They claim the machine is built to be a Leopard compatible Mac, which has been constructed from PC parts. It features the following specs: – 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo – 2GB of DDR2 667 memory – Integrated Intel GMA 950 Graphics…
OS X Mountain Lion drops in July for just $19.99. That’s the word out of WWDC in San Francisco. We scoured Mountain Lion’s more than 200 new features to find the 15 best and most useful new features worth getting excited about.
Looking for a new protective hairstyle for your natural hair? Have you considered Pop Smoke Braids? They are one of the hottest new looks for braided hairstyles. In the following article, we shall discuss the benefits of pop smoke braids as well as a guided tutorial. Keep reading to see if this trendy style is…
MacSlash reports that corrupted .DMG files can be used to run arbitrary code on OS X. The Month of Kernel Bugs project has just proof of concept, where they tested this on an up-to-date installation of OS X on an Intel-powered production Mac. Corrupt .dmg files are not properly processed by the kernel driver responsible…
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