Google is pretty cool. When you think about it, they’re basically one of the big reasons why the Internet is everywhere, and why other search engines might as well not exist. Google has a lot of fun features, and a lot of them are going undiscovered. Here are seven Google features that you might not be using.
I use Google all the time to help me track the calories in my food, and I also use it to translate the occasional piece of foreign language when I come across it. However, I had no idea that Google Sky was a thing, and now that I know about it, I’m definitely going to use it to explore the solar system. It also provides a lot of different looks from a lot of different sources, which is very useful.
I also had no idea that Google would keep a timer for me, because had I known that, I wouldn’t be forgetting to take my lunch on time, or forgetting how long my tea has been steeping, or any number of things that I completely mess up on a regular basis. That’s definitely going to be something that’ll be useful going forward, no question about it.
Everything you do today affects you in the future. If you exercise and eat healthy now, in the future you will probably have less medical problems. If you save your money and don’t buy that impulse purchase today, you can use that money for a vacation later. In fact, it’s especially true in the world of finance. Smart saving and frugal spending now will pay off big later! However, mistakes you make now can still do damage to future-you. Check out this post by 
One of the most stressful parts of having a baby is when they cry…and you have no idea what to do. If they just ate, have a clean diaper, and they aren’t tired, but are still screaming, it can be super frustrating and makes you feel powerless. One way to calm them down is by sticking a pacifier in their mouths. However, if that doesn’t work, there is something else wrong. Check out
This is my first winter with a smartphone. On cold days, I might try to pull up my phone to stream some music or podcasts on the drive to work, or maybe just answer a phone call, and I discover, yet again, that my gloves won’t allow me to successfully use my phone. Fortunately, this doesn’t happen very often, because usually I just go without gloves. That’s no real way to make it through winter in comfort, though. 