Tag: Tools
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4 ways to add content to Feedly
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The death of Google Reader is a very sad news for anyone who is using RSS feeds, but on the other side it’s a chance to find new ways to curate the flood of news. For some analysts RSS became an out-dated tool. This is said to be one of Google’s major reasons to shut…
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10 libraries to visit with Google Street View
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10 examples of libraries on Google Street View Interior Tours – and why it’s such an amazing experience.
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Send ebooks from Project Gutenberg to Google Drive in just one click
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In the middle of December I reported that Project Gutenberg, my favorite site with free public domain ebooks, added a Dropbox integration. Now users can also send books directly to Google Drive – if this is their preferred cloud storage service. All you have to do is to click on a Google Drive button that you…
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Send to Kindle – single feature request
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Amazon is rushing into read-later / sharing buttons area, by offering ‘Send to Kindle’ button for websites and bloggers (which is not the best idea). In the meantime, one of the most obvious features is still missing in either a browser extension or a desktop application. Kindle is, first of all, for reading books, not…
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Why and how bookstores can benefit from Google Street View
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I’m sure you’ll agree, that no bookstore website looks as good as the bookstore itself. There is no magic in seeing flat book covers in a grid view. Trying to mimic the bookshelf feel the way book apps do is one way to go. The other emerging possibility is Google Maps. Since late 2011 Google…
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Use Evernote to create and manage book wishlists
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There are several online tools dedicated to collect wishlist items. You don’t have to use them – Evernote is great for that purpose. Evernote is a highly advanced tool to collect and manage information found on the web. It brilliantly serves a lot of daily online tasks, and is very helpful not only for power…