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With the new service from Luminotes, you have access to your own, personal wiki notebook where you can organize your own notes and ideas. You don’t have to know any special markup codes or install software - just start typing to use this online service. You can then make a wiki just as easily […]

A new startup called kwiry, wants to help you remember those pesky, forgettable mental notes you make throughout the day. Their motto,"text is before you forget it," pretty much describes their service - text messages are send from your phone to your online account. Later, when you’re back at your computer, you’ll have an […]

For a service that’s primarily used by Crackberry-addicted professionals, it sure did take LinkedIn a long time to launch a mobile version, but one has finally arrived. The multilanguage WAP version of LinkedIn can be found by going to m.linkedin.com on your phone’s mobile browser. This scaled down version offers search, the ability to […]

If you are constantly distracted by email, IM, and social networking urges when you’re trying to work, you may want to look into Dark Room. Dark Room is a full screen writing environment that blacks out the screen, making you just focus on the text you are writing. A clone of the original WriteRoom […]

Well, I don’t normally bother blogging about utilities and tools, but PDFCreator (which I saw on LifeHacker) caught my eye. Have you ever needed to squish a bunch of PDFs onto your thumb drive and didn’t have room? Or perhaps email them somewhere, but they were too large? According to this post on LifeHacker, […]

Lately, I’ve been reading about some new ways to work with your documents offline and then sync them back to an online service. While initially this seems to go against the idea of an online office suite, working offline in this way has some benefits. For one thing, the internet is not everywhere yet. […]