Some Useful Websites and Tools

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Umano – In the technological world, some of the best news sources are in the form of online print publications, but unfortunately, we can’t read all the time. However, that problem can be solved with Umano – an app that lets you listen to print publications in audio form. Read more: Umano: Listen To The News As Read By Real People

		TuneBash – Are you looking for a slick iOS application that lets you stream some of your favorite music, follow the artists you enjoy, keep track of when the bands you like are coming to your town, and lots of other cool stuff involving music? Who wouldn’t love an app that lets them enjoy their music in so many ways? Well, you should have a look at a new app called TuneBash, which is absolutely packed with features, including the ability to stream music to your phone for free. Read more: TuneBash: Stream Music On The Go, Follow Favorite Bands & More [iOS]
		Tape for Chrome – Measuring the pixels on a webpage often requires taking screenshots, opening them in Photoshop or other equivalent high-end image editing software and using guidelines to work out measurements. If you’ve ever been tasked with the redesign of an existing page, or the refinement of a new project, Tape for Chrome might just be the answer. Read more: Tape for Chrome: Pixel-Perfect Guides & Rulers For Web Developers
		Pinna for Mac – The latest update to iTunes provides a big improvement over past versions, but iTunes is now more than a humble music player. As well as the music store, TV, movies and mobile app management, iTunes is also a base for iOS devices. But if you’re just after a simple music player then iTunes can seem a bit much at times. Step in Pinna. Read more: Pinna for Mac: A Simple & Lightweight Music Player [OS X]
		Image Privacy – If you want to remove the metadata from your images before sharing, now you can do it thanks to a new app for Android called Image Privacy. It allows you to strip out all the personal metadata from an image before sharing by adding itself in the “Share” menu of Android. Read more: Image Privacy: Remove Personal Metadata From Photos Before Sharing [Android]