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Intro Randy covers 8 must-have applications that are, for the most part, free and simply amazing. Announcements Congrats to our Jabra Earbuds winner, Jocelyn! There is another giveaway coming soon, in the next couple of weeks. #1: Greenshot Best free screenshot tool out there. My career in I.T. is based on making tutorials for users and this tool is the most efficient one I keep going back to. #2: 7-Zip Completely free, open source. Provides a compression ratio 2-10% Better than WinZip. Can work with a ton of different file formats: AR, ARJ, CAB, CHM, CPIO, CramFS, DMG, EXT, FAT, GPT, HFS, IHEX, ISO, LZH, LZMA, MBR, MSI, NSIS, NTFS, QCOW2, RAR, RPM, SquashFS, UDF, UEFI, VDI, VHD, VMDK, WIM, XAR and Z #3: TeamViewer Team Viewer is free for “personal use”. It allows you to remote into computers to support them remotely. This is a fantastic tool to use to remotely support friends and families' computers. The commercial version of Team Viewer is pretty pricey, so if you're looking at corporate remote support software, I recommend GoToAssist. #4 VLC Media Player Free and Open Source baby! So what is it? It's arguably the best media player. Plays virtually any format. Get this one now. #5: Google Photos Saves users (particularly iPhone users) from paying for tyrannically-priced storage plans. I believe this app is absolutely essential on all smartphones. #6: Outlook Mail and Calendar Outlook Mail and Calendar has the calendar and contacts built into the actual mail app. It's updated very often, and maintains a very high rating in all app stores. #7: Google Voice (Hangouts) Think of it as an “Alias” for your actual phone numbers that you'd otherwise not feel comfortable giving out to someone. It's also great if you want to make phone calls over WiFi, if you're in an area with no cellular connection. #8: GIMP Image Editor I like to refer to it as a totally-free version of Adobe Photoshop. It's not exactly Photoshop, but it's free and worth your attention Bonus: Office 365 Suite

Vector is a news and analysis show focusing on the biggest stories, hottest trends, and most important issues in technology and popular culture. On this week's show, we talk about how we chose our new iPhones — except for Guy who just downloaded iOS 8 — and what we think of them, iPhone scalpers and questions of racism, U2's supposed plans to bring back albums and fight piracy, Apple's new security and privacy policies and possible government backlash, and which of us secretly wants a gold Retina MacBook Air... Brought to you by: Go to GoToAssist.com and use promo code GoToAssist3030 to save 30%. Go to drobostore.com and use promo code vector50 to save $50 off your next Drobo. Go to VARIDESK.com and tell them Vector sent you! Thing 1 iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus (and iOS 8) Scalping in New York Gruber on the scalping video The lost art of software testing Thing 2 Marco's thoughts on music Thing 3 Tim Cook's thought on privacy Thing 4 Gold Retina MacBook Air rumor Panel Georgia Dow of Isometric Guy English of Kickingbear Dave Wiskus of Better Elevation Rene Ritchie of Mobile Nations Feedback Question, comment, recommendation, or something you want us to follow up on for the next show? Email vo@mbieatinco or leave a comment below.

O tehnični pomoči, namigih in orodjih. - Teamviewer - Mikogo - Logmein - Jing - GoToAssist - Skitch - Waze - Paper - Dream of Pixels Special Guest: Alan Rener.

George Starcher joins me to share his real life experience with Google’s new security feature. Brought to you by GotoAssist. Try it free for 30 days. In the previous episode of the Gmail Podcast, I mentioned that Google has a two factor authentication available to keep your login information more secure than just using a […]

Sponsored by GotoAssist.com. Try it free for 30 days If you’re a regular Gmail Podcast listener, you’ll notice that I recently updated the Contacts and Groups podcast to be more accurate with the current user interface. That was done just in time for Google to update the interface one more time. While most of the […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist. Try it free for 30 days Welcome to part 3 of our 3 part series on texting from Gmail and Google applications. If you haven’t listened to parts 1 or 2, you can download them from iTunes or listen directly from the Gmail Podcast blog at chuckchat.com. That information […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist. Try it free for 30 days. If you belong to one or more mail lists that have lots of traffic, I recommend the labs feature “Mark Unread From Here”. This handy labs feature allows you to mark messages from a certain point in the conversation as unread. Here’s how […]

Sponsored by GotoAssist. Try it free for 30 days Beginning November 22, 2009, Gmail has added the ability to add attachments to email while in offline mode. This was not previously possible and frustrated many people who use offline Gmail. Now email attachments will behave just as you would expect whether you are online or […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist.com. Try it free for 30 days. A few days ago my mobile phone at work was replaced with a Blackberry Curve. I’ve used many smartphones in the past, but this was my first Blackberry. I am still learning my way around the interface, applications, and their options, and I […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist – try it free for 30 days. Have you ever wondered what to do with those messages that you get because you are on someone’s mail list? You don’t read them regularly (or at all), but you just don’t see a quick link, or you are not ambitious enough […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist.com. Try it free for 30 days. This past week I found myself trying to use a website that manages meeting invitations and keeps track of recipients. Unfortunately, I found out that the email sent from this site is blocked by many firewall and spam filters meaning my invitation did […]

This show is sponsored by GotoAssist.com – Try it FREE for 30 days! Let’s face it, sooner or later we all forget a password. There are just so many of them to keep track of. Gmail has made this a little easier by allowing you to recover your password via text message. Begin by going […]

This episode is sponsored by GotoAssist.com. Try it free for 30 days. As of July 7, 2009 Gmail is no longer a beta product. After five years, many jokes, and even questions regarding the nature of beta software, Google has dropped the beta tag not only from Gmail, but from the other Google Apps as […]

This show is sponsored by GotoAssist.com – try it FREE for 30 days! Gmail has made some significant changes to the way you label and store conversations. They have now made labels work more like folders in more conventional mail applications by adding drag-and-drop actions. Once again, Google has impressed me with their web programming […]