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IFTTT just raised their game

I’ve been using IFTTT for ages now to perform various acts of automation between my various social media accounts. It’s an incredibly useful service and the sheer diversity of ‘channels’ supported by it hint at all manner of future uses yet to be divined. Their new ‘Do’ button raises their game even further: allowing one click deployment of any recipe you’ve defined in IFTTT. Here are some of the examples they offer:

Capture Post-it notes to Dropbox
Track your work hours
Add a to-do to your checklist
Block off the next hour as “Do Not Disturb”
Create a digest of notes for tomorrow morning
Save your handwritten notes to OneNote

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April 1, 2015
automation, IFTTT, saving time, Social Media for Academics, Uncategorized
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