Windows’ built-in screenshot Snipping Tool gets the job done, but if you’re taking screenshots as often as I am, it starts to feel pretty limited. ShareX is a free, open-source tool that provides a more…
I don’t know about you, but there’ve been countless times that I go to bed exhausted only for my brain to suddenly decide it’s the perfect time to replay an awkward conversation from five years…
TL;DR: Recover deleted, formatted, corrupted, and otherwise inaccessible files with Magic Data Recovery for Windows. The lifetime Pro Edition license is currently $39.99 (MSRP $99.95), with unlimited recovery and support for more than 5,000 file types.…
I write for a living and honestly, the process of typing is my bottleneck. Whether it’s getting my braindumps down on paper, sending email replies, or just simply writing out an article, I can verbally…
Microsoft plans to end support for Office 2021 once and for all on October 13th, 2026. This means users of this version will no longer receive updates—both feature updates and security updates. Because of that,…
TL;DR: Turn complex data into clear diagrams with a lifetime license for Microsoft Visio, now just $13. Most diagramming software runs on a recurring subscription, so the cost of turning messy data into a clean flowchart…
TL;DR: Get a lifetime license to Microsoft Project Pro 2024 for Windows for $69.99 through today. Dedicated project management software usually requires a monthly subscription. Microsoft Project Pro is one of the most popular project management tools, but now, you…
Large image files can slow down websites, clog up your inbox, and eat away at your storage, but my favorite image compression tool, Squoosh, makes fixing that surprisingly simple. Not only does it reduce your…
Flock cameras are a hot topic right now. They’re automated license plate readers with concerning privacy implications, and you probably drive past more of them than you realize. If you’re curious about what your local…
With the latest Windows 11 preview update (KB5120998), Microsoft is finally bidding farewell to a tool that has been part of the operating system since Windows XP: the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC). It’s being…