by Andrew Hayward writing for stuff.tv Last year was another fantastic one for smartphones, but 2020 looks to be even better. There’s already a flood of rumours and leaks about this year’s set of incoming heavyweights, including the Apple iPhone 12 and Google Pixel 5, along with a handful of other intriguing-looking handsets. Here’s a look […]

By Sean Adams | sadams@pennlive.com There was a time when those of us who worked in offices thought that the coronavirus pandemic would finally mean an end to office meetings. Oh, what fools we were. What sweet summer children. Office meetings continue despite social distancing, thanks to video conference tools such as Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams […]

Why the need for internet security? Many older individuals are keen internet users and are quite well clued up when it comes to technology. Around 50% of adults who are aged 65 or over, are using smartphones, and spend a lot of their time at home online. There has been a rise in these numbers, […]

By David Anders for Allconnect.com Most internet service providers include parental controls with their plans to help keep kids safe online, but they don’t offer the same settings. Have conversations about internet safety with your kids, and make a list of the parental controls you need. This will give you an idea of what to look for […]

From VoucherAlarm.com You’re probably familiar with the feeling of worrying about not having much money to spend this month. How can you make sure that you don’t have to track every penny you spend? Here we’ll provide a 101 useful saving tips which will help you a lot and will be applicable in your daily […]

from replyco.com From patience to product knowledge, these are the 29 must-have customer service skills every eCommerce pro should develop and master. Nearly every advice article you read about eCommerce mentions customer service skills. That’s because without customers, the ability to sell products online wouldn’t exist. Even if you sell top-quality items and post flawlessly written product […]

BY JEN CARLSON writing for gothamist.com On Monday, June 8th, New York City will enter Phase 1 of a four-part reopening plan. The city has been under a stay-at-home order (or as Governor Andrew Cuomo branded it: PAUSE) since March 22nd, though many aspects of life in the city were already winding down in the weeks before […]

By: Sean Peek writing for U.S. Chamber.com As companies adapt to the new normal, they’re making changes to the workplace environment. These creative office furniture ideas will keep your workers safe. As the country begins to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and employees start heading back into an office setting, employers need to have plans […]

article by www.bankrate.com After several weeks hunkered down at home, a quick grocery store run is slightly exciting nowadays. As states phase in relaxed COVID-19 restrictions and the country slowly reopens, it’s hard to ignore the urge to get away – somewhere beyond the confines of your neighborhood. From national parks and theme parks to […]

BY MARTIN LERMA writing for The Rob Report In the wake of the intensifying Covid-19 pandemic, many of the world’s most venerable art institutions have been forced to temporarily shut their doors. Luckily, that doesn’t mean that we’ve lost access to the countless treasures housed by these great museums. Thanks to the extensive Google Arts & Culture project, more than […]