No one thinks that the smartphone is going anywhere anytime soon, and Microsoft isn’t aiming to replace your pocket-able phones with bulkier tablets. Microsoft is introducing the Surface series as a way to both test the waters of what else consumers are looking for and to provide choices to their fan base. However, hybrids between tablets and laptops …
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They year may be winding to a close, but the tech world is just getting started. Over these last few months of 2015 and the first few of 2016, we can expect to see some big releases from tech giants like Apple and Microsoft. If you’re already stumped for holiday shopping, you may want to …
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By 2020, there will be 1.4 million computer science jobs available in the U.S. according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This calls for the need to leverage roles for women in IT and STEM fields. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 68 percent of women enroll in colleges, compared to 63 percent of …
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You know the signs: tension in the lower back, a crick in the neck, stiffness in the shoulders. Stress only increases the discomfort that comes with sitting at your desk five days a week. But did you know that stationary jobs are now attributed to health risks that range from carpal tunnel syndrome to varicose veins …
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