当我们上一次对员工的每周升级进行总结时，我们的编辑正在改进我们的云存储，将更多的钱投入我们的退休基金，并重新发现Pok的乐趣é去吧。

本周，我们将利用反常的温暖天气，搬进新公寓，准备应急物资，并尝试新的费用分摊应用程序。

你这周做了什么升级？请在评论中告诉我们。

Take your workday outdoors

Everything is blooming and spring is beautiful and now it’s warm enough I can sit at the little table on my porch to work. My upgrade is sitting on my porch.

beth skwarecki, health editor

Get settled into new digs

I moved! And unpacked, decorated, updated my mailing address and voter registration, got internet installed, bought a bookshelf, shopped for cleaning supplies and Command hooks and did all of those other fun tasks you need to do when you move somewhere new. Now I’m ready for a nap.

alicia adamczyk, staff writer

Don’t rest until you find the perfect e-reader

I have been trying—so far, unsuccessfully—to find a great EPUB reader for my iPad. I tried Google Play Books, which was promising given how easy it was to upload the ebooks to the service, but the formatting of each ebook got completely messed up. I’m going to try the Kindle app next, but I hate that you have to basically email your files in...

david murphy, senior tech editor

Take the awkwardness out of splitting expenses

I went on a group trip and used the app Splitwise to keep track of all expenses. You can manage who paid for what (and who participated in each expense). At the end, it gives everyone one amount to pay that evens everything out, making those group expenses simple!

joel kahn, senior video producer

Spruce up your office storage setup

In our office we have little lockers that weirdly come without handles, so I bought a PopSocket—a stick-on handle for your phone—and stuck it to my locker. Instant doorknob. I felt like I’d created a door in the middle of the air, like in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

nick douglas, staff writer

Stay prepared for auto emergencies

I bought jumper cables. My car’s battery died recently because it’s been sitting in my driveway for weeks and I thought I had some cables in the back. I didn’t... Double check every once in a while to make sure you have the tools and emergency supplies you think you have.

patrick allan, staff writer