Articles tagged "File management & storage"

How to upload Nintendo Switch screenshots to Google Drive, Dropbox, and thousands of other apps

Nintendo makes it easy to take screenshots and videos of your games, then share Switch screenshots and videos to Facebook and Twitter.

3 ways to keep your Dropbox organized—automatically

File management is a constant struggle. It's hard enough keeping them organized on our computer.

Use automation to stay organized and stress less at work

Let's face it: staying organized at work is hard. But it's one of the best ways to keep your stress levels down. After all, if you know where everything is, you're less likely to forget about tasks until the last minute or lose an important file.

Automatically post to Instagram for Business with these 3 workflows

With around one billion monthly active users, Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms.

How to Sync OneDrive

OneDrive allow you to back up and store all your important files and photos, without lifting a finger. Windows 10 comes equipped with OneDrive, so to sync OneDrive, all you need to do is create an account and tell it which folders to sync with.

Keep your files and folders organized with automation

You don't have to resign yourself to a life of digital chaos, but you also shouldn't spend all your energy on meticulous organization either.

Find things faster in Google Drive with these 4 features

Google Drive's search is powerful for obvious reasons. But just like with Google's web search, if there are enough relevant results, it can take some serious wading to find what you're looking for.

How to create a PDF

PDF files are the best way to ensure they look the same on your computer and any other device. They're digital paper. And today, it's as easy to make a PDF as it is to print your file on paper.

Dropbox can now back up your Desktop, Downloads, and Documents folders. Here's what you need to know.

Dropbox added the feature we've all been waiting for: the ability to sync other folders. Traditionally, on computers, Dropbox could only sync files inside your Dropbox folder.

Google Drive vs. Google Photos: What's the difference?

Google offers two different apps you can use to upload and share photos: Google Drive and Google Photos. That seems like one too many—at least, it did to me. But after looking into it, it turns out these services are pretty different.