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Here are 9 reasons why I say this: 1. Get a head start When you wake up at 5am, you start your day earlier than 99.9% of the world — hence giving you a head start in your day. This creates a feel-good factor, which, while psychological, creates a host of positive effects (especially for reasons #2 and #3 in the list). After all, a good start is half the battle won. It will motivate you to stay ahead so you can maintain or even widen the lead. For example, my modus operandi when I wake up early is to work on the high-impact tasks right away, as opposed to the small, easy but unimportant tasks. I will also think and work effectively, and strive to end my day earlier so that I can have an early sleep, wake up early the next day, and continue my “head start.” On the whole, I’d say that I’m more forward thinking and proactive in managing my tasks — since I have a head start in my day, I naturally think about how I can be ahead in my work too. On the other hand, when I wake up ...
How to Turn Off the Annoying Chirping Sounds In the Facebook App Over the last couple days, an update for the Facebook app on iOS and Android has been rolling out. You may have noticed one very distinct change: weird chirping sounds. Here is how you can turn them off in iOS and Android. Facebook has a history of adding sounds nobody really wants, and this update is fits right in. With the new update, whenever try to refresh your feed, you get what appears to be the call of an exotic bird of paradise . If you hit a new tab, you get a light, popping noise, and a different popping noise for hitting back. If you find the new sounds annoying, or someone around you does (they do), it's pretty easy to turn it off. For iOS, go to More > Settings > Sounds, and toggle it to off. For Android, go to the three-lined icon at the top right > App Settings > Sounds, and toggle it off. Now you can browse your feed in peace.
Windows 10 Pops Up As A “Green Shoot” Among Microsoft’s Slipping Mobile Market Share For Microsoft’s mobile strategy, the only direction available is up. Today, IDC reported that Android and iOS controlled 96.3 percent of the mobile market in 2014. That means that Microsoft’s Windows 10 strategy, which will see a single operating system stretch from the smallest to the largest screens, is starting in many ways from scratch. Interestingly, Microsoft actually grew its device volume in 2014, but saw its market share as a percentage of the global market decline, as the market expanded at a faster pace. Microsoft dropped the public technical preview of Windows 10 for phones just under two weeks ago. The latest data from Ad Duplex , sourced from its network of 5,090 apps that use its advertising platform, indicate that Windows 10 for phones managed to accrete measurable, if ...
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