Apple Watch 2: All About The Device Apple Will Show Us At The Apple Event
The new Watch will probably look a lot like the old one—but it’ll likely be faster, easier to navigate, and location-aware.
The new Watch will probably look a lot like the old one—but it’ll likely be faster, easier to navigate, and location-aware.
After Apple engineers spent countless hours reworking both the hardware and software for the Apple Watch, we’re finally going to see the fruits of their labor. The company tomorrow will unveil the first look at the Apple Watch 2, running on the watchOS 3 operating system.
Here’s What’s In The iPhone 7 We’ll See At The Apple Event (And What Isn’t)
Current intelligence suggests that many big new features are being saved for a major refresh in the iPhone 8 next year.
Current intelligence suggests that many big new features are being saved for a major refresh in the iPhone 8 next year.
Apple is set to launch two new iPhones this week—likely called the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus—and, if the leaks we’ve seen are correct, they’ll set the stage for a more serious refresh in the iPhone 8 next year, the 10th anniversary of the iPhone.
Communicating In-Person At Work Isn’t Dead Yet, Says Gen Z
Generation Z and millennial employees love technology in the workplace, but the digital natives still crave human interaction at work.
Generation Z and millennial employees love technology in the workplace, but the digital natives still crave human interaction at work.
Though they were born and raised with cell phones, internet connectivity, and social media, both millennial and generation Z employees crave in-person communication in the workplace.
How To Be Less Creative At Work–And Why You Sometimes Should
Most of the time, the best solution to a problem isn’t the most original one.
Most of the time, the best solution to a problem isn’t the most original one.
Creativity is undoubtedly an asset in the workplace, not only just for individuals but also for organizations. It’s positively correlated with job performance, leadership potential, career satisfaction, and well-being. In fact, creative people, on average, have even been found to get a leg up in the dating pool.






