Toshl: A Free and Fun Way to Track Expenses

There are so many expense tracking apps are out there in the App Store, but what really works for Toshl is that it is simple to use and organizes expenses in a streamlined manner. If you use multiple smartphones running on a variety of platforms, you will really love Toshl. In addition to having a familiar interface across all smartphones, you don’t have to pay to download the apps again. And it syncs back to the cloud, enabling you to keep track of expenses from anywhere....

3 min · 439 words · Leslie Burns

Totally reasonable guesses about Apple’s mystery B2002 product

Totally reasonable guesses about Apple’s mystery B2002 product 3 accurate predictions you can bet on Let’s round up what we do know. As you can see below, B2002 is categorized as a personal computer, with a description as “Controller Subsystem + Host + Profile.” On top of this, the model number is still TBD (or “to be decided” if you hate acronyms). If you’re sensible, there are a lot of things B2002 could be....

3 min · 609 words · Kenneth Harper

TouchPad tablet isn’t going after the iPad, HP exec says

HP’s TouchPad tablet isn’t going after the iPad’s market share, the company’s VP of Worldwide Developer Relations, Richard Kerris,has told The Loop. While most entrants have gone after the consumer market that Apple currently dominates with the iPad, assuming that businesses aren’t interested in tablets, Kerris says that the TouchPad is the tablet for the enterprise space. He adds that consumers who use PCs are another market for the TouchPad, though it’s well known that iPads play just as nicely with Windows computers as they do Macs....

2 min · 312 words · James Yu

ToutApp makes sending repetitive emails a lot less painful

Email is a pain – the more you rely on it, the harder it is to manage.ToutAppis a service that aims to make life a lot easier for anyone who deals with a busy inbox. With the mission to “Help people communicate better through email,” this startup with offices in New York and San Francisco has created a product that helps take the hassle out of those emails you find yourself having to write over and over....

3 min · 472 words · Larry Lozano MD

Toxic online disagreements are largely due to social media design

Good-faith disagreements are a normal part of society and building strong relationships. Yet it’s difficult to engage in good-faith disagreements on the internet, and people reachless common groundonline compared with face-to-face disagreements. There’s no shortage of research about the psychology of arguing online, fromtext versus voicetohow anyone can become a trolland advice abouthow to argue well. But there’s another factor that’s often overlooked: the design of social media itself. My colleagues and I investigatedhow the design of social media affects online disagreementsand how to design for constructive arguments....

6 min · 1086 words · Jeanette Reed
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