Android: There's no shortage of file browsers available for Android, but Solid Explorer Beta has raised the bar with a gorgeous UI and pro level features.
Inside the app you'll find a convenient dual-panel view with drag and drop support, an FTP client for file sharing, and ZIP, TAR, and RAR support, as well as handy features like indexed Dropbox searching and root file access. The ability to search by file type and specify filters is also a huge time saver.
What really sets Solid Explorer apart though is its beautiful design. Lists scroll smoothly, thumbnails load quickly, and the menus are easy to navigate. Solid Explorer Beta is free and compatible with Android 2.2 and above.
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The heat is back. Summer is coming. The sun is out to get you—but don't lose hope. Here are our top 10 ways to beat the heat. 
When you're bringing cold drinks out to the beach, the pool, the yard, the edge of a hellscape, or any other sunny outdoor area, you want them to actually stay cold. Ice does the trick, but transporting tons of ice can be a pain. Instead of buying bags of the stuff, just save some old milk cartons, fill them up with water, and freeze them. Because they're blocky they fit nicely in the cooler. If you need smaller blocks, just peel off the carton and crush the ice a bit. It's an easier and cheaper solution.
The are a lot of hydration myths—like drinking soda doesn't help you at all or if you feel thirsty you're already dehydrated—and we've busted most of them. Water will often be your best bet when you need to stay hydrated, but it isn't your only option. If you only have soda or a sports drink, it can still help. You also don't need to drink eight glasses of whatever every single day. Just drink whenever you're thirsty and you should be in pretty good shape.
When the heat wave comes, bugs often come with it. If you want to avoid these insects, there are quite a few things you can do. First, you want to 
Every year I forget that leaving my car out in the sun makes the entire thing hot to the touch, which is especially unpleasant when you're not expecting it. While cooling off a hot car is always going to take a little time, there's a Japanese trick to get the stuffy air out fast. Basically, you open two parallel doors on your car, then open and close one of those doors repeatedly about five times. This pushes the warm air out and the cool air in. It's a really clever trick that only takes a minute. Just make sure you don't accidentally shut your hand in the door.
When you're asleep, you can't actively combat the heat. You also probably have a tough time getting to sleep when you're overheating as it is. There are plenty of ways to stay cool at night so you can sleep comfortably despite the heat. For example, you can 
An overheating computer is a fire hazard. It's very important to keep it cool, especially in hot weather. If you don't have the best cooling system on your machine—especially if your home isn't air conditioned—you're going to want to look at getting a better one. The upcoming heat is also a great excuse to go inside your desktop and start blowing out all the dust. A cleaner computer will run a bit cooler, and it'll help you avoid a fire starting inside your case. For more tips and details on everything you need to do, check out our 
When you know how heat works, you can use it to your advantage. To do that, all you really need is a basic understanding of thermodynamics. Then you'll know how to use heat to open jars more easily, how to dress to stay cooler, and how to keep your house from turning into an oven. It's science you can use!
Sunscreen doesn't actually work the way you think. First of all, 
We all know that cooling off involves coming into contact with something cooler than ourselves (like 
You've had a long week at work and three full days to relax your stress away. Here are some ways to get the most out of your relaxation this weekend. 
Whether you can't pull yourself away from work or you're just starting to feel phantom vibrations from your phone, it may be time to take a little break from technology. As much as it can make our lives easier, it can also cause a lot of stress, so if you really want to get the most of your relaxation this weekend, consider putting the phone away for awhile—or at least 
Napping is, of course, one of our favorite ways to relax. We've shown you 
Exercise is obviously a great way to relieve stress, but if you're looking to do something a bit more physical without an intense workout, we've got solutions for that too. Try relaxing with 
Of course, some of us just can't stand doing nothing—we want to do the stuff we love! We've got all the guides you could possibly need for 
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If you're working more than 50 hours a week, you may have a problem. Anyone in this situation is likely to feel this if they don't know it outright. If you're not doing it because you're passionate about your job, too many hours in the office is bad for you. So what do you do about it? Prioritize. If you're working too much, talk to your boss about how you can work less. This might involve taking a pay cut or losing vacation time, so figure out what you can sacrifice and bring it to the table. Don't present the issue like you're telling a loved one you have cancer—you want this to be a positive thing. You don't feel you're being as productive as you can be because too many hours are burning you out. Tell your boss you want to work out a plan for you to work less, feel better, and perform better. If you've got a boss you can trust and cares about your well-being, they'll at least be willing to entertain the idea. If not, you might want to consider looking for another job that understands more hours doesn't necessarily equal more productivity.
Sleeping is tough. Even if you fall asleep easily, stay asleep at night, and wake up when you want to in the morning, you still have to manage to go to bed on time. I had such a problem with this that I had to institute a "no work rule" an hour before I wanted to be in bed. Because I'm utilizing Seinfeld's productivity secret to get more done, I don't get to check a box off on my calendar if I don't go to bed on time and I end up breaking my chain of productivity. If there's a consequence for going to bed too late—aside from feeling unrested and awful in the morning—it'll help you actual bother to try and fall asleep when you're supposed to. I leave an hour open because I like to take that time to relax.
Stress sucks, and all of us suffer from it at one point or another. When you're overworked, it's hard to let go of that stress and it often tends to build up. First of all, it helps to 
The 
If the stress and sleeplessness isn't keeping you from exercising, chances are you're probably too busy. Whatever the cause, exercise is important and you want to find time for it—even if you only have 20 minutes. If you can't commit hours each week to get fit, try our 20 minute exercise plan. It generates a new routine every day so you don't get bored doing the same stuff and each routine can be accomplished in about 20 minutes. You'll form good habits by doing it every day and get fit a lot faster than you think. You'll still need to move around on a regular basis so you're not sitting down all day, as 20 minutes of exercise isn't going to fix a sedentary lifestyle, but just set a timer so you remember to get up now and again or just take a walk around the entire office every time you need to get up for any reason. Keep moving and you'll avoid the weight gain.
