Laptops are more likely to induce back pain than desktops because they can be used anywhere. Whether you are sitting on the ground or in a chair, your back and wrist should be kept as straight as ...

Have you ever felt a twinge in your fingers or a dull ache in your wrist after a long typing session? Whether you’re working on deadlines, sending endless emails, or just chatting away on WhatsApp Web ...

The number of fingers does not determine typing speed, new study shows. People using self-taught typing strategies were found to be as fast as trained typists. The number of fingers does not determine ...

There are two hand and finger stretches you can do anywhere to relieve pain of living your best life. Here's how to get instant relief. In the age of technology, you’re texting, scrolling, tapping at ...

Here's an embarrassing fact: I mainly use about six fingers to type, despite years of home key drilling and touch typing skill tests in my middle school Business Tech classes. I can get along at a ...

New research suggests that computer use may not cause carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), countering the long held belief that pounding away at the keyboard irritates the wrist. "Computer use does not pose ...