Gemini Reviews & Insights

As Apple continues to put a premium on storage space on its MacBooks, individuals and companies alike are pressured to purchase smaller storage options than they otherwise would have. As a result, several great Mac utilities, such as Gemini and DaisyDisk have cropped up to help users manage the smaller storage on their machines. Gemini helps users solve this problem by identifying duplicate files for users so that they can better organize their file system, while simultaneously eliminating storage-wasting duplicates.

As I described in the initial use case, Mac storage is a premium, so having a tool that helps your storage stay clean is incredibly useful. Almost always, duplicates are wasted space, so Gemini is a single purpose tool that helps you identify duplicates easily for quick clean up of your Mac's hard drive. Point of fact, it'll help clean up your cloud storage space too, if you select your cloud sync folders on your machine as well!

We use it to manage our bids in Yahoo for our search terms, keywords, ads, ad groups, and campaigns. This helps us to manage the amount that we spend on our advertising through Yahoo. It is used by the marketing department, within which I work. It helps us manage our bids in a timely and orderly fashion.

I would tell them how easy it is to activate or pause a keyword, ad group or campaign. And how easy it is to update a bid for a keyword, ad group or campaign. I would also tell them how easy it is to navigate through Gemini when searching for a keyword in an ad group within a campaign.

Three years ago we implemented Gemini internally to help consolidate and centralize IT projects tracking and management. Also, Gemini helped implement web-based release process management and sign-off process, establish development defects tracking for internal and user-acceptance testing. This solution addressed lack of IT transparency and formal communication.

Gemini is well suited to help track issues and change requests, projects, bugs, time logs, etc. It is less appropriate for reporting needs or general office management needs.