When you sit in front of a computer all day long is can be appealing to visit sites like The Chive regularly. If you find yourself doing this more then once or twice a day it may be damaging your productivity.

Most of us use computers everyday whether it’s a desktop, laptop, and/or tablet. And we can use all the help we can get. Here are a couple tricks that will make life easier, and hopefully relieve some stress

It seems like we hear about a new tablet or smartphone coming onto the market everyday.

It’s fall, the season of Halloween, and Slate recently ran a truly terrifying story . It centered on the rise of “ransomware,” a new form of malware that is truly creepy, and, unfortunately, very efficient. According to Slate, this is how this particular hack works: You either click on an infected web page or a link in an email message and your computer screen turns gray

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We all need to use a word processor from time to time.

Still using Windows 7? Don’t feel bad. This operating system is actually a pretty efficient one, much easier to use than earlier Microsoft Windows products.

Apple’s Safari, the default web browser on all iPads and iPhones, is a powerful piece of software. Users can count on Safari to quickly find and load their favorite web pages

When you are traveling for business, it can be difficult to be as productive as you are in the office. The Internet connection at the hotel can be unpredictable, and it can be challenging to stay on top of your email when you are in business meetings or traveling from one location to another

More and more companies these days are letting employees use their personal devices for work. This trend is termed bring-your-own-device or BYOD. This can benefit both the company and the employee.