Many people prefer to use adaptive (flash) cards to learn new information. These are cards with a question on one side and an answer on the other. Read, remember, check, repeat.
By default, the images, and especially photos takes a lot of space. And if you store them like this it's OK, but when you want to send them by post or through messengers they are better optimized.
At work, we use Jira to track tasks, but the available tools for tracking time did not suit me. So I started looking for possible options, and came to use Toggl.
I have two devices on Android and a computer on Windows, not counting a working PC. I always wanted to receive all push notifications on the device that I am currently working on.
Android 10 has significantly improved push alerts. You can hide them forever or make silent, or postpone them for later. But if you want to completely conquer push notification, then you need this application.
You've probably seen 3D photos on Facebook. When you swipe or tilt the phone, the image angle also changes. Such photos can be taken using Facebook itself.
Removing multiple Android applications is not as easy as it seems at first glance. After removing one program, you need to search for the second and delete it. Then the third, fourth and so on.
I canβt call myself a gamer, but still I follow the news and try not to forget to buy some kind of title when a pre-order appears. To make it more convenient to follow the releases, and at the same time understand what I already have, I installed Stash.
On the go, itβs easier to dictate the task with your voice than to manually enter text into the GTD application. Yes, any application or keyboard now has voice input. But this is still not very convenient as it requires a lot of action.