You have created a survey using Google Forms but people have quickly figured out a way to game your poll and tilt the results in their favor. They are submitting multiple entries, and because Google Forms will not record the I.P. address or the email of the form submitter, it is nearly impossible for you to separate the duplicate submissions from the genuine entries.
Fing
If you would like to know if neighbours are using your Wi-Fi, Fing can help. The app quick shows a list of all mobile phones, tablet, computers and other devices connected to your current WiFi network.
How to Save Tweets for any Twitter Hashtag
Wouldn’t it be nice if Twitter had an Export button? You search for something, maybe a trending #hashtag or your brand name, and all the matching tweets would get saved in a spreadsheet. And the archive would update itself as new matching tweets are posted on Twitter in the future.
How to Collect Email Leads from Twitter in a Google Spreadsheet
One of the best features of Twitter that is relatively unknown to most users is their Lead Generation cards. Your tweet, see live example, will have a button and when another Twitter user clicks the button, their email address is sent to your application (which happens to be a Google spreadsheet in this case).
My Tracks
When you are walking or cycling or driving from location A to B, you can turn on the My Tracks app on your phone and it will record your path, speed, and distance as you move.
Get Quick Access to Most-Used Apps on your Android Phone
You probably have a few dozen Android apps installed on your phone but the number of apps that you may be using on a regular basis is likely to be small. A recent Nielsen report says that the average number of apps used by phone owners is just around 26 per month. Another Comscore report suggests that people tend to cling to a few apps they like and that nearly three of every four minutes spent using apps was in any of four preferred apps.
Write Emails in HTML and Send them through GMail
How to deal with Unwanted Friend Request on Facebook
You meet this person at the gym everyday and one fine morning, he sends you a friend request on Facebook. What do you do? You have exchanged a few conversations with him, he seems like a genuinely nice person but still you don’t know him enough to approve that friend request.
Save SlideShare Presentations as Animated GIFs
A new web called GIFDeck helps you convert any presentation hosted on SlideShare into an animated GIF file. All you have to do is specify the deck URL and the app will fetch the individual slides as images and stitches them all together in a single GIF that will auto-play and auto-loop.
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