There is a fun feature in Outlook that allows you to set up Electronic Business Cards for your contacts. This is useful because it enables
“I want it so bad I can taste it!” Have you ever felt that way or said that? Most likely, the answer is “yes.” Many
Most people think of the keyboard and mouse as the only means to enter information into a computer, but the list of input devices is
Technology leaps to life as virtual capabilities gear up for mass market production—breaking into touch, taste, and smell in addition to sight and sound. Virtual
“IT” Makes Sense
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Many people find it difficult to see small text on their computer screens. Some people fix this issue by making the text bigger or by
The very first computing machines from the late 1800s were created to do simple number tabulation. Today, handheld and portable computers, tablets and cellphones go
Nearly 80% of what we humans learn from the world around us is mediated through vision. A complex set of functions that derives meaning from
With the release of Microsoft Teams, the world of collaboration between coworkers has been greatly expanded. If you have ever used Microsoft Skype for Business,
Breakfast cereal TV commercials in the 60s and 70s ended with visuals of an appetizing meal with the voice-over saying “part of a complete breakfast”
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