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• The Best Task Management Apps for 2024

  Organize your life and complete tasks more reliably by using the right to-do list software. These are the top task management apps we've tested.

  1 month, 1 week By Jill Duffy

  
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11.5 Premium

  Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11.5 is an extremely accurate dictation-transcription and voice command tool. With Dragon and your voice, you can control virtually any computer program, after getting over an acceptably small learning curve.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Dragon Dictate for Mac 3

  Dragon Dictate 3 for Mac is, as the name might suggest, a choice tool for dictation. While it does offer voice control too, that's not its primary selling point, and on the Mac the built-in tools work just fine.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Cloze Review

  Cloze, a website and service that collects tweets, emails, Facebook posts, and other bits of communication from your contacts and prioritizes them based on people who are most relevant to you, hits the nail on the head. It's a wonderful tool for getting relevant information about people in your network.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• SmarterMail Review

  SmarterMail is easy to master email server software that is powerful enough to handle a huge email workload.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Inky (for Mac) Review

  Inky mail is a free email client that pulls together all your inboxes and gives you unique views of your messages. The Mac version of Inky works well for personal accounts, but doesn't have many advanced features for email power users.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Easy Projects Review

  With a few special features that exist strictly for Enterprise customers, Easy Projects caters to large organizations that manage many projects at once.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Rev

  Rev's accurate and reasonably priced transcription service makes it easy to transform your recorded content into a usable text format. It's our top choice for transcription services.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Otter

  Otter offers a glimpse into the future of real-time transcriptions, but its underlying technology isn't quite there yet.

  6 years, 1 month By PCMag Australia

  
• Sonix

  Sonix's excellent web editor and innovative features (such as embeddable transcripts and multiple collaboration roles) don't justify its high prices and iffy performance.

  6 years, 2 months By PCMag Australia

  
• The Best Time-Tracking Apps for Freelancers

  Automatically tracking the time you spend on tasks leads to more accurate invoicing and fewer hours spent on paperwork. Here are the best apps for tracking your work.

  6 years, 3 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Build a DIY Alexa Device With Raspberry Pi

  All you need is a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and some programming skills.

  8 years, 3 months By Stephanie Mlot

  
• The Best Services and Software for Remote Employees

  You've broken free from the office, now liberate yourself from having to sort through all the software you need to get your job done.

  9 years, 7 months By Chandra Steele

  
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Home Review

  You can use Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Home to compose orally, navigate the Web with just your voice, and more. The Home version doesn't include all the features of the Premium version, though, so be sure you know the difference before you buy.

  9 years, 10 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Premium Review

  Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Premium is high-end, and expensive, dictation software. You can use it to compose orally, navigate the Web with just your voice, and more. It's not an impulse buy, but if you are committed to learning the art of dictation, it's fast, efficient, and thorough in what it can do.

  9 years, 11 months By Jill Duffy