Lifehacker: The Guide to Working Smarter, Faster, and Better
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| Rating | : | 4.20 (795 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1118018370 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 504 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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This new edition of a perennial bestseller boasts new and exciting tips, tricks, and methods that strike a perfect balance between current technology and common sense solutions for getting things done. Exploring the many ways technology has changed since the previous edition, this new edition has been updated to reflect the latest and greatest in technological and personal productivity.The new "hacks" run the gamut of working with the latest Windows and Mac operating systems for both Windows and Apple, getting more done with smartphones and their operating systems, and dealing with the evolution of the web. Even the most tried-and-true hacks have been updated to reflect the contemporary tech world and the tools it provides us.Technology is supposed to make our lives easier by helping u
Named one of the Most Influential Women in Technology by Fast Company magazine, today she co-hosts popular web show This Week in Google.. Adam Pash is the Editor-in-Chief of Lifehacker and host of the popular Lifehacker web show. A self-taught software developer, he has created popular apps like Texter and MixTape. Gina Trapani is the founding editor of Lifehacker
Hacking Your Way To Productive I will admit to being a sucker for books like this. I love books that offer ways to improve your time management, limit interruptions, and streamline your life. Lifehacker helps you do all that and more. It is the most practical book I have read on this subject, and I promise that it will improve the way you work.There are a ton of "theory" books out there. Books that will tell you to spend your time more productively, not visit. Christine L Walker said Changed the way I work in one weekend!. I bought this book as a birthday present to myself. Lucky me!Adam Pash and Gina Trapani have distilled the very best tools from the Lifehacker blog to help you streamline your workflow, focus your attention and work on the stuff that matters. I read it straight through in a weekend and now I am going back through, and following their clear, detailed instructions to implement very meaningful changes to the way I work. They have i. Lost My Mind said Great collection of tips to make you a power user. I've read the occasional article from Lifehacker blog and often found them to be hit-or-miss. However, the Lifehacker guide is a great collection of the best-of-the-best tips and tricks for making you more effective and efficient. Most of the tips are completely free and many of them don't even require a third-party application (such as using your smart phone, Outlook, or Mail client more effectively).The authors also make an ef
From the Back CoverStart using technology to spend less time working and more time livingIsn't that what technology was supposed to give us—more time? If your tools and gizmos seem to be consuming your life instead of streamlining it, you need these 100+ shortcuts. There are tips for everyone—from Windows, Mac, and Linux power users to those less tech-savvy—all designed to put hours back into your life.A dozen ways to take back timeHack 7: Future-Proof Your E-mail AddressHack 12: Instantly Retrieve Files Stored on Your ComputerHack 24: Design Your Own PlannerHack 37: Set Up a Ubiquitous Note-Taking Inbox Across DevicesHack 43: Build a No-Fly ZoneHack 65: Make Google Search Results Automatically Come to YouHack 71: Run a Home Web ServerHack 80: Automate Android Functions with TaskerHack 84: Command Your Phone with Your VoiceHack 93: E