Google Docs is an excellent product from Google company which helps to user to edit the document in online without any use of special software’s. The latest news from Google is they are going to update new commenting feature for Google docs, so it’s like a real time chat between the users which are editing the same document with comment feature.

 

Google Docs, With Real Time Chat

 

Whenever user comment on the document and that comment will appears on right side of  the document including with their profile pictures and timestamps. Even you can use “@” to interact and reply with particular user comment or discussion on that document.

Google Docs, Now with Email Integration

If user is offline the comments will appear on their e-mail account, so that you can reply for that comment via email without visiting the Google docs web page. Users can also read and view the full discussions simply by clicking the discussion button from the top menu of that document in Google docs.

 

This is soooo cool. If you are not yet using Google Docs, do so quickly. It has replaced document storage for all of my business needs now completely.

Leave a comment below and tell me how are you using Google Docs.

iTunes has never been great at automatically syncing new songs or folders of music, but with a little finesse and the latest version of iTunes, you can automatically sync any new music you download to iTunes, with relative ease.

Photo remixed from Shutr.

Love it or hate it, tons of people still use iTunes to manage their music library. Maybe it’s because of your love for the iPod, the iTunes Music Store, or whatever—we’re not here to judge, we’re just here to help you make iTunes work better.

When you’re done with this guide, you’re iTunes library will automatically sync up with any music you download, whether it’s via BitTorrent, the web, or even Dropbox. The guide will walk through how to set up automatic music-to-iTunes syncing on both Windows and Mac.

What You’ll Need

• iTunes
• Belvedere (Windows) or Hazel (Mac)

How It Works

The basic set up is actually pretty simple. Apple quietly added an Automatically Add to iTunes folder in a recent release of iTunes 9, which means that, while iTunes still doesn’t support watching and syncing custom folders, it does give us a pretty slick avenue for hacking together our own solution. Here’s how it works:

Thanks to lifehacker, yet again we learn a really slick simple way of handling a slightly frustrating glitch of technology.

Read the rest of this article to learn exactly how to resolve the issue of syncing your downloads to iTunes.

Handwritten Fonts…

 

Handwritten fonts are basically simulating a manuscript, or hand-drawn text. A manuscript is any document that is written by hand. The term may also be used for information that is hand-recorded in other ways than writing, for example inscriptions that are chiseled upon a hard material or scratched as with a knife point in plaster or with a stylus on a waxed tablet, or are in cuneiform writing, impressed with a pointed stylus in a flat tablet of unbaked clay.

But enough with the history. If you guys need a beautiful font for headers or short notes, go ahead and use one of the free handwritten fonts I put together for you below. These kind of fonts are not the best choice for long text, but they are brilliant if you need to spice up your designs. These shouldn’t be missing in your font collection.

Collection of Cool Handwritten Fonts

Jellyka – Estrya’s Handwriting

 

Handwriting1800

curlyJoe

Close to me

Katy Berry

Journal

Dirty and Classic

The Sixth Sense

Ziggy Zoe

AquilineTwo

Angelina

Ginga

Broken

If you are not yet using handwritten fonts in your marketing materials, you are leaving money on the table!

Handwritten fonts increase conversions, period!

Big thanks the WebDesignBooth.com for supplying these easy to use handwritten fonts;  now go and get em‘!

If your inbox looks like a bottomless pit of Twitter notices and mass forwards of cat pictures, then it might be time to do a little email spring cleaning and organizing. Bonus, inbox spring cleaning sprees don’t require rubber gloves or a jumbo bottle of Liquid Plumber.

Stepcase Lifehack breaks down the five types of emails you should automatically filter to keep your inbox tidy and unclogged. First, figure out how to filter emails through your webmail provider—both Outlook and Mac’s Mail have a fairly straight forward filtering system. So, now that you’ve figured out how to filter, what should you automatically sift? Here’s a few:

• Email Newsletters — Put these in a “To Read” folder for later viewing.
• Social Media Notifications — There’s nothing more distracting than Facebook and Twitter pings. One comment on your status update leads to 20 minutes of browsing.
• Store Promos and Deals — Do you really need to know that the leopard-print Snuggie is 20% off in the middle of your work day?

Full list and a how-to on filtering at Stepcase Lifehack.