Thorin Klosowski
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The Power User’s Guide To Safari
Apple’s Safari web browser tends to get a bum rap because it’s a pretty boring and comes with every Mac, but over the years Apple has quietly made it pretty useful. Plus, Safari is much more popular than you’d think. If you’re reading this in Safari right now, here’s how to get the most out…
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Kindle For iPhone Adds A ‘Send To Kindle’ Button To Safari To Simplify Saving Articles To Read Later
iOS: Sending articles to your Kindle has always been a bit of a pain, but Amazon’s making it a little easier for iOS users today with the addition of a Send to Kindle button in Safari.
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Screen Commander For Mac Blanks Out Second Monitors With A Click
Mac: If you have a multiple monitor setup for your Mac, you know that the simple act of disabling the extra monitors when you need just one is a little cumbersome. Screen Commander makes it easy.
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Quickly Improve A Smartphone Portrait In Photoshop With A Simple Depth Of Field Effect
A portrait is often defined with a little depth of field of effect that makes the person in focus really pop. Most smartphones can’t produce this effect, but How-To Geek shows off a way to use a single Photoshop effect to create the same look.