It is a hard sell when I don’t like doing this myself, however, I have the option available as some people like to do this still. Pretty much every blogging guru talks about the importance of building an email subscribers list. As a blogger myself this is a tricky subject. For a long time I signed up for emails but the inbox gets so saturated. Once I have decided to follow a blog I subscribe to it with News Explorer (part of my SetApp subscription). Let’s face it so much knowledge management begins in a web browser. In early 2022 I switched to using Vivaldi as the main web browser on my Mac, it is built upon Chromium and has all the benefits of Chrome without the negatives of Google and data mining.
The end result of this is my Digital brain, I talk about this in the Personal Knowledge Management post. There are a few applications that allow me to gather and collate my thoughts and ideas. Of course, there are still those times when it is necessary to be spontaneous and use the native app on my phone. This was a fantastic lifetime licence purchase. To send out most of my blog related Social Media I use SocialBee since I wrote the post about it, the app has continued to grow from strength to strength and it is now an amazing tool and one I need to spend some time making the most of. I only use email on my phone or iPad if I am not well enough to get to my desk. On my IOS devices, I use the Spark app as sadly there isn’t a Postbox partner app. Although this is a paid-for application I can justify it to stay on top of all the emails I receive. Having tried several different applications available across Mac and IOS I am currently using Postbox on the Mac. But, as I went through a recent process of evaluating the tools I use I realised I needed to bring my email out of the browser into its own environment. Until 2020 I had always accessed my mail through the web browser when on my laptop, for many years using ActiveInbox which is sadly, no more. I was completely won over by the simple fact you can attach multiple tags rather than put your message in one folder, this fact alone puts it in the category of productivity tools. I have used Gmail ever since it was in the Beta form (the final testing stage before mass release for the less techy spoonies).
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However, next time I upgrade my Mac to a more powerful one I plan on playing WOW on that instead, so will no longer need to have a Window’s PC. One game in particular World of Warcraft (WOW).
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I still have a Windows 10 desktop computer but this is purely for gaming. I have had a Kindle for a few years now, not that I get out or go away often, but when I do it is great to know that I have not just my current book but a massive supply of them with me at all times.
Well, I fell in love and during 2018 I switched to an iPad iPhone and my digital life has become completely stress-free. Mac’s seem so popular with Bloggers and Vloggers as well as creative people.
Once my life changed due to Fibromyalgia and I was based at home, I took the plunge and got a MacBook Pro.
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Until December 2017 I used a Windows computer and an Android tablet and phone and liked it that way. 11 Any Productivity Tools Questions? Computers and Devices Apple DevicesĪpple has been a revelation for me.
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