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Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly moving from the testbed to the mainstream of enterprise data architecture (EDA). But even as organizations increase their comfort level with what is expected to be a game-changer for the digital economy, it is important to remember that this transition is only in its infancy and the end result still holds many possibilities, both positive and negative, that can barely be imagined right now.

Our computers are treasure troves of personal information, including social security numbers, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, and website logins and passwords. When we erase this data or reformat the hard drive with a data-wiping program, it’s possible that this information can still remain on the hard drive.

Maybe you’re used to turning your computer on every day with the power button and off every evening with a few clicks—or perhaps you just leave it running around the clock. There is a third option though: make your computer turn on and off on a schedule.

Avoid scratching, shattering, or spilling drinks on your costly laptop whenever you step out of your house with these handy tips. Most people own a laptop primarily because of its portability. Simply pop your machine into your bag and take it with you to school, your workplace, or on a business trip.

Folders are a great way of organizing your emails in Gmail. They allow you to categorize your work according to different areas of your life, letting you create separate folders for specific clients, or make folders for work, internship, personal projects, family and friends, and so on. Here’s a quick and easy guide on how to create folders in Gmail, and how to move emails from your inbox to those same folders.

Released in 2016, the iPhone 7 still holds its own as a midrange smartphone. The camera is a great performer, there are dual speakers, and it was the first flagship Apple device to have an IP67 rating for water resistance. If you’ve managed to get your hands on one, then you’re likely still enjoying it, but sometimes a single issue can kill the fun.

Google Assistant has a built-in Workday routine that helps you stay on task and keep an eye on your body as well. The routine will tell you about your tasks, break times, when you start back working, and stand and drink water. Google knows that working at home can have its own set of challenges, and this routine tries to anticipate your personal needs.

WhatsApp has been on a feature addition spree for a while now. Among the recently introduced features on the popular instant messaging platform is the ability to move messages from iPhones to Pixels, the option to send disappearing messages, and supporting crypto-powered mobile payments -- and it seems it's not done yet.

As helpful as tech can be in our lives, it can also be a huge distraction.

Scrolling the feeds, endless notifications, text pings, and the rising count of unread emails all overwhelm and distract us from the more important things in life — like family, friends and fun. You do remember what fun is, don’t you? So how can you be more intentional about cutting down your tech distractions?

Using keyboard shortcuts can greatly increase your productivity, reduce repetitive strain, and help keep you focused. For example, to copy text, you can highlight text and press the Ctrl+C shortcut. The shortcut is faster than moving your hands from the keyboard, highlighting with the mouse, right-clicking, selecting copy, and returning to the keyboard.