The concept of productivity isn’t what it used to be. It has evolved significantly over time. In fact, it wasn’t until the late 16th century, where...
Technology is Changing the Way We Look at Productivity
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Reciprocal Technologies Blog User Tips • Page 4
Tip of the Week: Reducing the Impact of Blue Light Exposure
With each day, it seems that we all have a new threat or risk to worry about. Lately, there’s been a lot said about the dangers of blue light...
Tip of the Week: Protecting Your Mobile Device Against Guests
Let’s face facts: there could easily be quite a bit on your mobile device that you don’t want someone to have access to. However, on the other side...
Tip of the Week: Activating Clicklock on a Laptop
Laptops are pretty great. They’re powerful, yet portable computers that can be brought effectively anywhere work needs to be done. That being said,...
Tip of the Week: How to Generate Strong Passwords That You Can Actually Remember
Passwords are effectively the cornerstone of your business’ data security—if they aren’t up to muster, your protections could crumble....
How To Keep Burnout From Impacting Your Productivity
We’ve all had those days when motivation eludes us, and they can be extremely frustrating. Fortunately, there are ways that you can rejuvenate your...
Tip of the Week: Setting Up Excel to Track Changes
Today’s software solutions are hugely benefited by the collaborative capabilities that are now included in them, but this is not to say that there...
Tip of the Week: Keeping a Smartphone Cool
Smartphone users know how hot their devices can get, seemingly without reason, and how unnerving that can be. No wonder—these heat levels can damage...
Tip of the Week: What You Can Do with PDFs
Most computer users have at least a passing familiarity with Portable Document Format files, better known as PDFs. As a tip, we’ll review how a PDF...
Tip of the Week: How to Customize the Dictionary in Google Docs
Say you are looking to learn something about a concept that you don’t know much about, what do you do? You “Google” it right? So when you are using...