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    The ultimate Windows app launcher – Computerworld

    To save a workspace of windows, click the “Create Workspace” button. Now, create the “workspace” you want to use by opening windows, closing windows, and positioning everything where you want on your screen. Click the “Create Workspace” button to get started. Chris Hoffman, IDG PowerToys will remember everything — which applications are open, which windows are positioned where, and even…

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    How to check if an app is 64-bit or 32-bit on Windows 11, 10

    On Windows 11 (and 10), you can run both 64-bit and 32-bit applications, and in this guide, I’ll outline the steps to check which type you are running. Although apps are visually identical between platforms, 64-bit apps offer a performance benefit. A 64-bit application can access more than 4GB of memory, making it more efficient and faster than the 32-bit version.…

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    How Evernote became a great productivity app again

    For so many years, the Evernote elephant was a truly iconic logo. Evernote was one of the first productivity apps to embrace smartphones, to enable cross-platform sync, and to make it really easy to store and create almost anything. And so Evernote was huge. But Peak Evernote was roughly a decade ago. Since then, the product has often felt stagnant…

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    Super Productivity Is My Favorite (Free) Task-Management App

    There is no end of productivity applications you can pay for, if that’s what you want to do. What’s rare is finding a totally free and high-quality application. Super Productivty might be an exception. This free and open source application, which is available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android devices, combines a to-do list, time tracking, and time blocking. With…

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    Apple gets ready for app sideloading on EU iPads – Computerworld

    Perhaps they fear losing election contributions if they do. Let the games begin Nevertheless, the Great European App Store experiment is under way, and while the number of third-party stores that have appeared so far is limited, this may change. As well as Apple’s App Store, European iPhone and iPad users can now pick between Setapp Mobile, AltStore PAL, Aptoid, Mobivention, and the Epic…

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    How to install Google Gemini as an app on Windows 11, 10

    You can install Google Gemini AI as an app on Windows 11 (and 10), and in this guide, I’ll teach you how to complete this task. Gemini is an artificial intelligence language model developed by Google. It’s designed to be more versatile and capable than previous models, able to handle a wider range of tasks and provide more informative and…

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    A new app for reading, watching, and listening to the internet

    Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 51, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, I hope you love spy shows as much as I do, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.)  This week, I’ve been reading about cobalt miners and religious AI and the…

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    Let’s Build a Simple Quiz App

    Python programming for beginners should be fun. As someone who likes random trivia and games, building a quiz app for a trivia night is a fun and exciting way to learn some cool concepts in Python. Let’s see what it takes to make this app. Getting Started With Python Programming for Beginners Python is among the most used languages in…

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    App Tamer Keeps Chrome (and Other Apps) From Slowing Down Your Mac

    Ever since the move to Apple Silicon, Macs are now more powerful than ever. But although the likelihood of your Mac slowing down is low, there’s always the chance that an app wants to consume too many resources. Sometimes, apps such as Messages or Chrome run into bugs that makes them request way too much power, and this can bring…

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    ImageOptim Is the Best Image Compression App for Mac

    Running low on hard drive or cloud storage space? Your images might be taking up space they don’t need. A free Mac app called ImageOptim, which I found on App Addict, can quickly reduce the file of any image file without any loss in quality. There’s also a web version for anyone without a Mac. Using ImageOptim couldn’t be easier:…

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