Gmail — Best email service on the web; even though they may scan your emails from time to time.
Google Drive/Dropbox — Free storage to store all your information online. Both Google Drive and Dropbox will let you upload all your photos and documents online so they can be accessed on any computer, phone or tablet at any time. Super handy. $$ if you want more storage.
Instant free credit check — Request a quick check through this site to make sure your credit is in order periodically.
Oz Bargain — Do you order things online without searching for a discount? Stop being a chump and get on Oz Bargains. Whether it be food, clothes or electronics, chances are Oz Bargain has a code that will at least save you a little bit of money.
Ted Talks — These speeches cover a wide range of topics and can be inspiring, informative or just entertaining and interesting. Many famous people have given talks including Stephen Hawking and Steve Jobs. Most only take around 15 minutes and we guarantee you’ll feel smarter at the end.
Wolfram Alpha — This is your answer to everything. Literally. Ask any question, whether it be your kid’s calculus homework, nutrition facts on any food or the exact chance you have when gambling. All will be revealed.
Open Yale Courses — This is a free selection of introductory courses taught by teachers and scholars from the renowned Yale university.
iTunes U — A set of free podcasts on various subjects from different universities and colleges.
Pandora — This is perfect for when you just want to have music on in the background. Just pick an artist, song or genre and Pandora will make a ‘radio station’ of songs based around the track you picked.
Duolingo — A great site that teaches you languages for free.
F.lux — Did you know that using your phone or computer before you go to sleep is bad for you? Well it is. F.lux wants to help you, it changes the colours of your screen to reduce eye strain. While you still probably should drop the phone, this is the next best thing.
Cards Against Humanity — Why buy the hilarious, politically incorrect card game when you can just print it off yourself?
Get tech help for free — Having computer problems? Are the younger people in your life sick of you bugging them? Ask your question here and the friendly folk on the internet will help you through it.
Extracted from news.com.au
Google Drive/Dropbox — Free storage to store all your information online. Both Google Drive and Dropbox will let you upload all your photos and documents online so they can be accessed on any computer, phone or tablet at any time. Super handy. $$ if you want more storage.
Instant free credit check — Request a quick check through this site to make sure your credit is in order periodically.
Oz Bargain — Do you order things online without searching for a discount? Stop being a chump and get on Oz Bargains. Whether it be food, clothes or electronics, chances are Oz Bargain has a code that will at least save you a little bit of money.
Ted Talks — These speeches cover a wide range of topics and can be inspiring, informative or just entertaining and interesting. Many famous people have given talks including Stephen Hawking and Steve Jobs. Most only take around 15 minutes and we guarantee you’ll feel smarter at the end.
Wolfram Alpha — This is your answer to everything. Literally. Ask any question, whether it be your kid’s calculus homework, nutrition facts on any food or the exact chance you have when gambling. All will be revealed.
Open Yale Courses — This is a free selection of introductory courses taught by teachers and scholars from the renowned Yale university.
iTunes U — A set of free podcasts on various subjects from different universities and colleges.
Pandora — This is perfect for when you just want to have music on in the background. Just pick an artist, song or genre and Pandora will make a ‘radio station’ of songs based around the track you picked.
Duolingo — A great site that teaches you languages for free.
F.lux — Did you know that using your phone or computer before you go to sleep is bad for you? Well it is. F.lux wants to help you, it changes the colours of your screen to reduce eye strain. While you still probably should drop the phone, this is the next best thing.
Cards Against Humanity — Why buy the hilarious, politically incorrect card game when you can just print it off yourself?
Get tech help for free — Having computer problems? Are the younger people in your life sick of you bugging them? Ask your question here and the friendly folk on the internet will help you through it.
Extracted from news.com.au
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