Ever found yourself lacking the perfect meme? Why not make your own? We've found four great options to design custom memes and start laughing sooner rather than later. We'll show you how to use them.

Let’s face it: Nothing is cooler than being able to type hands-free with your voice. Dictation comes standard with many smartphones, but not all computers have the capability right out of the box.

That’s why Dictation.io is here to bridge the gap. The online dictation service lets you create full-fledged documents in your web browser and uses your computer’s microphone to transcribe your words into digital text.

The documents you create in Dictation.io can be saved and exported into common file formats like plain text and PDFs. You can also tweet your documents or have them read back to you via text-to-speech. Best of all, the dictation software actually picks up your voice quite well.

Give it a try and see how you can turn your words into text you can share online.

I love a good shortcut — and it's not just your keyboard that can save you time. Here's a Google trick that helps you whip up new documents, spreadsheets and calendar invites in a snap. Try it out, and you can thank me later!

Your smartphone makes it easy to organize, browse and share photos. Wouldn't it be great if you could bring old physical photos into the mix without purchasing an expensive scanner? You're in luck. Some apps make it easy to scan old photos and film negatives into your phone. We picked three for you to check out.

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