Whether you’re brand new to remote work or have been part of a remote team for awhile, conference calls, presentations and online demos are an essential part of small business day-to-day tasks, especially on the sales and marketing teams. Knowing you’re going to be sharing your computer screen in front of your team, superiors or […]
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Working from home. In self isolation. Mask on. Getty There is no such thing as a mobile device anymore. The brilliant and indispensable Apple iPhone, the primary device I use all day that’s always by my side (unless I’m using a Google Pixel 4), has lost all of its original meaning. I can carry it
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Even though it’s one of the options, DuckDuckGo is not happy with Google’s proposed search choice screen for Android users in the EU and has released a proposal of its own. It boils down to giving users more search engine choices and more details about the selection process. DuckDuckGo’s proposed search engine selection screen also
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During my HubSpot on-boarding, marketing new hires had to watch recorded product demonstrations to learn the platform. These videos typically included a screen recording, webcam footage, and narrated audio to go along with it. Those training videos were recorded using screen recording software, which can be used to record a portion or the entirety of
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Images and icons on a website can add to a visitor’s contextual experience. They serve one of three purposes: purely decorative, actionable (ex. magnifying glass on a search field), or to convey information (i.e., a chart demonstrating population growth). Using alt image tags may seem relatively simple at first glance. However, images can be highly
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A few weeks ago, Lucy Greco heard a story on NPR about more clothing retailers shuttering their stores and moving online. Oh, great, she thought, recalling some of her past experiences with online shopping: “You’re clicking on something that says, ‘graphic graphic graphic,’ or some numbered file name, or some gibberish like that.” The internet
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Sometimes you just need to get right to the point with blog post titles. This is one such title and blog post. After answering questions for readers recently I made a realization. Honestly, I’ve had this realization in mind for many years. I guess I never chose to write about it. But today I will
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Best iPhone 8 Plus Screen Protectors iMore 2019 The iPhone 8 Plus has a beautiful, big screen, and if you went through the trouble of buying it, chances are you want to keep that screen in pristine condition. One of the best ways to avoid scratches and scuffs on your display is to invest in
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If you ever wanted to make the images on your PC display look like they’re bleeding onto the wall (and yes, it’s a feature that’s becoming more and more popular), there’s a new way to do it. Mentioned in this article Nanoleaf, the company behind those eye-catching and touch-sensitive Canvas light squares, is rolling out
The OnePlus 7T has a 6.55-inch screen with a 90Hz refresh rate (Metro) Earlier this year, Chinese smartphone company OnePlus released the OnePlus 7 Pro which made gadget fans sit up and take notice. The reason was because the gigantic Android slab boasted a screen refresh rate of 90Hz. For comparison, most phones only manage
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