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When I upgraded from Firefox 3.5.7 to 3.6 the other day, I discovered that a few of the add-ons that weren’t yet compatible were important to me. In fact, they had become such an integral part of my daily workflow that I was significantly slowed down… Read More »

Google today announced that it’s to roll out the ability to store any type of file up to 250MB in size in your Google Docs account, providing a place to back up, store and share your files in the cloud. Users will have 1GB of free storage… Read More »

Many of the team here at WebWorkerDaily are big fans of Dropbox, a file-sharing and syncing app. You can use it for doing many more things than just simple sharing of files. For example, Scott uses it to sync passwords between machines. But did you know that… Read More »

Like some of you, I woke up on Christmas morning to find that Santa had left me a netbook under the tree.  A black ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005HA with a 10.1-inch screen, to be precise. So now I get to add outfitting my new netbook… Read More »

We all know that we should safeguard our critical data and documents in case of a disaster. Yet way too few of us follow the best practices of having these items backed up and kept in multiple locations. As a Florida resident conscious of the threat… Read More »

It’s WebWorkerDaily’s fault that I’ve bought an iPod touch (s aapl). (That’s my excuse, anyway.) As I looked at potential subjects to write about, I kept seeing cool apps, and I need to be able to test them, right? But why not buy an iPhone, or a… Read More »

File sync and backup service SugarSync (which we’ve blogged about before) just announced new small-business friendly features, including a central admin feature to manage from three to 100 users collaborating and sharing files using the app. The new package also includes flexible group pricing plans starting… Read More »

More Must Reads

What To Do Before Your Web App Shuts Down

I just received an email message about the demise of Projecho, little more than three months after first hearing about the easy conferencing application during its big PR push. What do you do when an application you’ve adopted and incorporated into your work process suddenly goes under?… Read More »

Is It Time to Update Your Operating System?

I spent the weekend updating my Mac to OS X 10.6.1 Snow Leopard. It went well, thanks to a little planning and a lot of patience. Windows users are facing the decision as to whether and when to upgrade to Windows 7. Here are some questions… Read More »

Dropbox App Available for Your iPhone

Dropbox, a cloud storage and syncing service that’s long been a favorite of many of the WWD team, now has a free iPhone app. As Chris reports over on TheAppleBlog, the app enables you to access your files while you’re on the go. Standard file types… Read More »

How I Use Dropbox For Maximum Productivity

The other day, some friends and I were discussing the various productivity tools and services that we rely on to manage our lives and our businesses. The usual question came up, “What application or service do you really rely on the most?” To answer this question, I… Read More »

Are the Free Lunch Days Over for Web Apps?

Editor’s note:  With this post we wecome Doriano Carta to the WWD team. Doriano, better known as “Paisano” on Twitter and everywhere else online, has written for several blogs including Mashable, SarahLacy.com, PistachioConsulting and Chris Brogan’s Dadomatic.com where he is also the Editor-in-Chief. How much are you… Read More »

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