Two useful tools

When working on Topic 3 I found these two tools. I think they are brilliant when you collaborate with others. Free and easy to use.

1. Frame.io - https://frame.io/
Collaborate with others by writing documents, upload pictures, videos and sound. Free account with 2GB space. A complete toolkit for collaboration.

2. Talk & Comment – http://talkandcomment.com/
Voice notes when ever you need and anywhere: Free app for Chrome and Android useful in e-mail, Evernote, Facebook, Slack or text (SMS)... Record your voice and just paste the link to your voice comment anywhere. 

Enjoy! 



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