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Reading Online has become a necessity. For competitive exams, it is of utmost importance that one must use the tech tools wisely. After Feedly ,  Notion , and a couple of books that can dramatically increase your productivity - it is time for something that can unclutter your mind and workspace. " Pocket " is one such app that can serve your purpose in multiple ways, especially when reading any article but got something midway and then you lost track of your progress as well as the work itself. About Pocket Pocket is a free service that makes it easy to discover great content that’s personalized to your interests and save this content so you can return to it later – on any device, at any time. It’s your one-stop destination for reading engaging content, catching up on your favourite blogs and news sources, and watching videos that you discovered but weren’t in the right place to watch. Now, there's no longer a reason to worry about finishing up an article before getting ...

What Is Notion? Notion is a popular productivity application that aims to unify your company’s work processes. It’s a common workspace for your team to collaborate, share notes and manage projects together. With a clean  Kanban board  interface, it simplifies the process of creating, storing and collaborating over detailed project documents. The Revolutionary all-in-one app As anybody who is into productivity, I have tried a plethora of different productivity apps to get my shit together and stay organized. It wasn’t until I’ve come across Notion and read  The Straight-A Student by Cal Newport  —  https://amzn.to/2YBKnDl  — that I’ve converged to a singular system for my notes and college life. I, personally, have used a lot of apps such as Google docs, evernote, one note, MS Word, Pages (Apple), Apple Notes, Quip, workflowly, Google Keep and what not. But the journey ends here. It's simply amazing. I've written thankful emails to the te...

   

It’s very annoying to visit a list of separate sites for your study. Even, email subscription sometimes irritates us. Doesn’t it? Well, like you I’m also a student and have always tried my level best to overcome such problems. Receiving emails regarding subscription is a must but not the smartest way around. So what can we do? Well, It’s simple. There’re few ‘feeders’ which can do our job better. Despite the popularity of RSS feeds I like FEEDLY very much. I like it’s interface and neat and clean and highly organisable and customisable. You can also do the same. Even you can mark my blog over there. It’s simple to use. Simply login via your Google account Then hit the + button (don’t go for the search button because that requires some subscription amount) and you can either put the whole website address in the bar to look for it or even search there only by the name of the website. Once the required and relevant sources appear and you make your mind to add it — Just add it to a select...

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