Whether your team members are working in the office, remotely or doing a little bit of both, they likely spend many hours looking at blue light-emitting computers or smartphones. In fact, one report ...

Let’s be honest: most people only think about computer health when they’re facing a problem. Unfortunately, this approach can provide a false sense of security. When you understand the basics of ...

In today’s digital age, where computer use is almost unavoidable, maintaining proper ergonomic practices is more crucial than ever. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) has become a common affliction, ...

Computer users, particularly those relying on Microsoft Windows software, can take a number of steps to guard against online menaces such as hackers, viruses and spyware. * Install a firewall.

Most people trust that their computer is properly secured from any dangerous attack that may cause serious damage. That trust could probably be better defined as wishful thinking because the majority ...

The virtual baked beans were falling fast. The unopened can had to go somewhere, but where? Not the simulated freezer. “This food wouldn’t spoil in that location,” the computer-generated voice said.

Not long ago we wrote about a person who fashioned an ergonomically healthy computer setup with little more than an M1 Pro MacBook. At the time, their fancy new display was still to-be-delivered, so ...

If you want a healthy computer setup, don’t just check off the “ergonomics” box and leave it at that. In addition to good posture, straight wrists and so on, you’re going to need good lighting to ...