If you don't want to install the app, you can also connect to the Satellite via Safari (the Internet browser that came with your iPad) or via other apps that support DLNA media servers. Please Follow these instructions to access your drive via Safari: Once your iOS device is wirelessly connected to your GoFlex Satellite, you may use the iOS (ie, Safari) browser to access and play your content. To use the browser to play your media: • Connect your iOS device to the Wireless Plus or GoFlex Satellite device. Loading your content is faster when done from a USB connection to your computer and we therefore recommend transferring data that way with a copy and paste or a drag and drop. • If you have not done so, load your music, videos, and other content onto your GoFlex Satellite.

Have you ever used MS Word to write your blog posts and wondered if there was something more blogger-friendly out there? As a blogger, you have unique needs. More than fancy features and formatting, you want: • A place to capture all of your ideas • A writing tool that cuts out distractions • A way to find and remove embarrassing grammatical errors. Fortunately, there are plenty of writing tools around to help you do all of the above. In this post, I’ll share some of the most powerful writing tools for bloggers. I’ll also cover Mac, Windows, mobile apps and web apps. Let’s dive in.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tools to capture and organize your ideas Have you ever sat down to write and come up with nothing? The dreaded is part and parcel of every blogger’s life. But things become much easier when you have a long list of existing ideas to work on. This is why every serious blogger I know maintains a central repository of ideas. These can be anything – blog post titles, new angles for older posts, marketing hooks, etc. The tools I’ve listed below will help you capture and organize all these ideas: Evernote usually sits at the top of the list for any serious note-taker, and for good reason.