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Use this 4-step method to block unwanted thoughts and improve focus
While we can’t control the feelings and thoughts that pop into our heads, we can control what we do with them. Research ...
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Designing for cognitive accessibility: Where to begin
Designing with accessibility in mind is not as difficult as you think. Here are some quick steps to guide you through the ...
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How to manage your inbox while working from home
Are you experiencing an uptick in inbound emails? Don't panic! Here's how to manage your inbox while working from home.
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[Best of 2019] Chinese vertical dramas made for phone viewing show the future of mobile video
Vertical dramas are what Chinese producers call their scripted content made especially for vertical mobile play. But they're ...
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[Best of 2019] Just putting it out there: I'm a sucker for influencer marketing
In this column, “Just putting this out there…,” we write about the odd ways we engage with tech and the unpopular opinions ...
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How to mute noisy conversations (and accounts) on Twitter, Gmail, Slack, and more!
Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, ...
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How Facebook and Google are using algorithms to predict your next thought
The big tech companies have not only gotten better at predicting your next move, but also in understanding you well enough ...
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Why we’re living in a dark age of technological distraction
Are you reading this during a work meeting? While you’re having dinner with a group of friends? Are you driving? Or is ...
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8 once-heavily buzzed pieces of tech professionals are still watching
Interest in new technologies can grow blazingly hot before people’s attention gets turned toward something new. It is a ...
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Face-to-face interactions shouldn't be replaced by digital communication
What with Facetime, Skype, Whatsapp and Snapchat, for many people, face-to-face conversation is used less and less often. These ...
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Apps are stealing your attention — here's how to break up with your phone
On average, people spend almost six hours on their phone everyday. But it's not all their fault, phones and apps are designed ...
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Here's how much 'Bitcoin Twitter' loves presidential candidate Andrew Yang
Cryptocurrency fans have a favorite presidential candidate. They believe his plan to gift $1,000 to US citizens every month ...
