Top 5 apps to boost productivity for college students
College students often have a lot of projects on the go at once—if you're in college, you should seriously consider using these tools to boost productivity.
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Top 5 Apps for Back-to-School 2021
In light of the pandemic’s impact on education last year, teachers are looking for hybrid back-to-school apps to help them teach their classes. That’s exactly . . .
Best Free Screenshot App Helps You Communicate for Back-to-School
A screen capturing app is a necessity for anyone working with a team, customers who need clear instructions, or for whoever wants to post a . . .
How to Edit and Add Notes on Screenshot Images
Upload and edit photos from your computer using Gmail Screenshot. You don’t need expensive photo editing software or image markup tools to upload, edit, resize, . . .
How to Pin Chrome Extensions in Your Chrome Toolbar for Fast, Easy Access
Learn how to pin Chrome extensions in the Chrome toolbar so they’re easy to access any time you need them. Once installed, most Chrome extensions . . .
Remote Learning Setup: Top 10 Distance Learning Tips
Use these tips as you transition to a remote learning setup We’re officially back to school! But as we all know, this year is looking . . .
Coronavirus: 9 Free Remote Work Tools to Help Cope With the COVID-19 Outbreak
COVID-19 forced a mass transition to remote work. cloudHQ is here to help. As the number of positively-confirmed cases of the Coronavirus worldwide tops 300,000 . . .
New! Now You Can Do More with Gmail Screenshots
CloudHQ’s popular Gmail Screenshot Capture extension for Chrome has a bunch of great new features, making screenshots easier to take than ever.
3 New (Free) Productivity Features for Gmail Screenshot
To make screenshot sharing even easier for you, we just made our free Gmail Screenshot Chrome extension even easier. As before, there’s no need . . .
NEW! Take a Screenshot. Mark It up. Send.
If you send screenshots in your work, you’re very familiar with the normal process: Print Screen on a PC (Or Command-Shift-3 on a Mac) . . .