It’s happened to all of us. It’s late, and you just finished working on the big project. You’re about to send it to your manager, but the email keeps timing out – or gets rejected altogether.

Chances are, that file is too big to send through email. Trouble, right? Not if you use Streamfile. Continue reading this article —>

Soon after the launch of the commercialized internet, typical USPS mail was nicknamed “Snail Mail” because it took exponentially longer to reach its destination than email. Snail mail has since been used much less, but every once in a while you’ll find a reason to go find your stamps. Now, Snailmailr will do all the dirty work for you. Continue reading this article —>

It’s no secret that people are looking for jobs these days. It’s also no secret that more and more websites are aiming to take advantage of this huge market. No more are Monster.com, Hot Jobs and CareerBuilder the only place to seek out jobs: now there’s Indeed, which will check all those (and many more) for you. Continue reading this article —>

Finding tickets to the event you’re interested in can be a frustrating experience. The tickets are more than likely sold out, so buying them from a private or professional reseller is the only option. The problem is that now there are so many different places online that people can list tickets, who knows if you’re getting the best deal? Continue reading this article —>

It happens when you least expect it. You turn on your computer, and there’s nothing but a black screen and a flashing cursor.

If your situation ends like mine did, you just lost a lot of data. My hard drive died, and I wish I had backed up my information somewhere—anywhere. My mind jumped to question what exactly was lost and what were the implications. Data loss can also come from other directions, such as having your computer stolen. Regardless of your profession or how you use your computer, more than likely you’ve got some important files stored. What we all need is a safe, secure option to painlessly back up files. Carbonite Online Backup provides you exactly with that option. Continue reading this article —>

If you’re a tea drinker, you’ll no doubt be excited to hear about the new tea-lover’s website, Steepster. Steepster functions as both a tea log and a sort of social networking site. If you’re obsessed with tea, then you’ve probably thought once or twice about keeping track of all the different kinds of tea you’ve tried and Steepster makes it easy to do this: you simply add the tea you drink into your log, while highlighting your favorites. Of course, there’s also the place where you can browse what others are drinking. While this isn’t necessarily the focus of Steepster, it’s what we like best about the site—tracking others, trying their recommendations, and making friends with others who love tea as much as we do. Continue reading this article —>