Authors: Katy Smith
Top Tech Gifts for Everyone on Your Holiday List
Still thinking about what to get your family for the holidays? If your gift recipients like the latest gadgets and tech “toys,” check them off your list because we’ve rounded up the top tech gifts for everyone on your holiday list.
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Which HP Printer Is Right for You?
Are you looking to buy a new inkjet or laser printer? Hewlett Packard (HP) offers a wide selection of printers that are some of the most popular on the market for your home or office.
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How to Solve Pesky Printer Problems
You need to print a report pronto, and your printer is showing error messages. What should you do? Before giving up or trashing your printer, try these simple solutions and troubleshooting tips.
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Top 5 Halloween Ideas for Your Office
You don’t have to relegate Halloween celebrations to your home. Bring the party to the office! Halloween decorations and festivities can liven up a dreary office environment and support team building.
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Support the Early Detection of Breast Cancer
Each October, the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.® (NBCF) uses Breast Cancer Awareness Month to increase awareness of the disease. This annual campaign encourages people to take the steps toward early detection of breast cancer.
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Best Printers for Your Business
Time for a new printer at work? There are so many printer options that choosing which one is right for your business can be daunting.
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DIY Paper Projects: 5 Fun Ideas for Paper Crafts
Did you know that something as simple as paper could be transformed into a sophisticated-looking lampshade? DIY paper projects range from seemingly simple origami to elaborate birdhouses.
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Back-to-School Gadgets for College Freshmen
Going to college is no doubt an exciting time for teenagers (and their parents). If you’re living on campus, there is the added stress of moving away from home.
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4 Essentials You Need for Photography
Camera Of course the first purchase you make should be a good quality camera. You can expect to pay $400 to $6,000 for a new camera, or shop around at camera resellers for a used camera.
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