We live in a busy world. Whether you’re looking around online or off, there’s “stuff” going on all around us. Some of us are trying to keep up and some of us aren’t. Either way, both parties are inevitably going to miss out on some of this “stuff” I’m alluding to. And that’s because we all need to look at not only why we’re missing out, but how we can avoid missing out on as much as we do....

We all spend so much time during our working day on social networks and we often find features that most people don’t know about. As such, we wanted to create a list here of a few hidden gems that will make your day a little easier. We’ve focused on the big 4:Linkedin,Twitter,FacebookandYoutube. Youtube Lyrics Plugin This only works forGoogle Chromeusers but is anincredibly useful toolfor anybody who wants to watch the lyrics to their favorite songs as they watch a video on Youtube....

10 ultimate gift ideas for your favorite developer A mechanical keyboard A developer with the perfect keyboard is a happy developer. And you can’t do better than with a mechanical keyboard, especially if the person you are gifting the keyboard is also a gamer. There are mechanical keyboards of all sorts of prices. I use aKeychron K6keyboard. It’s wireless, and the battery lasts up to 72 hours. It’s my daily drive and the one I’m using to write this article....

In case you might not have noticed, I’m a geek. Fortunately, my wife is also a geek. Up until this past Saturday, I called her my fiance but she was a geek then too. Being the geeky couple that we are, we’ve been completely open to the idea of planning our wedding and making things easier by integrating tech at every turn. With that said, here are 10 things that we did which made life a lot more simple, saved us a load of cash and helped to make our special day decidedly “us”....

With an amazingly active community on Google+, there’s still a significant number of ghost-town profiles, where countless people have received the coveted invite, taken one confused look, and promptly turned around never to be seen again. So how do you sift through all the empty profiles, to find the really interesting people worth following? There’s actually quite a few ways you can find interesting people to circle on Google+, based on location, type of posts, occupation and more....