It’s been 50 years since the first cell phone call
On April 3, 1973, the first successful cell phone call was made by a man named Martin Cooper in Manhattan.
Communication
People really get apes
They're practically our cousins. Our very strange, hairy cousins.
ARHT Media expands the possibilities of communication with holograms
Throughout the pandemic, we’ve seen many kinds of scenarios where we’ve adapted to the situation and its limitations through the use of technology. Whether we’re using video calling platforms to attend online classes or hold work meetings, or catching the latest film releases on streaming services like
Got an important message to send at work? It might be best to skip the emoji
Imagine this scenario – you just signed a big client at work, and though you can’t be in the same room to celebrate it, a text thread or a Slack channel gets filled with celebratory messages. So, of course, you send a fist bump emoji. But then, Bryan from HR
How to stay on top of responding to emails
Responding to emails is something most of us have to do. Even when we’re not at work, emails come in from friends, family members and acquaintances – and most are expecting a response from you. But, more often than not, responding to emails can feel like a chore.
When considering
Follow these tips for getting along with family over the holidays
Getting along with family over the holidays (and any other time) isn’t always as easy as it sounds – especially if you have different values and political perspectives. But, this holiday season is extra special for many of us since we’ve had to skip family and friend get-togethers throughout
The best ways to offer moral support
Giving moral support to a friend, family member or colleague can be tricky because everyone deals with their feelings differently. Therefore, what one person needs may not be what another person needs. Whether or not someone is going through a difficult situation, emotional support is a significant aspect of nourishing