It is International Caps Lock Day, as Megan Garber has alerted us in her TheAtlantic.com post on the subject. This is a day to celebrate (if you must), but with some caveats. It's not like you can ...

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IT’S INTERNATIONAL CAPS LOCK DAY, SO PUT A BRICK ON YOUR CAPS LOCK KEY AND PARTY ON. CAPS LOCK IS PRETTY MUCH VERBOTEN WHEREVER YOU GO. IF YOU USE IT IN EMAILS, IT MAKES YOU LOOK CRAZY, LIKE A GRANDPA ...

One of the most frustrating things about technology is getting used to a new device's quirks, especially when it means having to relearn basic tasks. For those who are unfamiliar with the various ...

If you're anything like me, you make good use of the Backspace key. But look where it is—way up on the upper righthand corner, dragging your hand away from the action with every inevitable mistake.

International Caps Lock Day is celebrated twice a year first on June 28 and second on October 22. This day was started by Derek Arnold, Software developer in Iowa to poke fun at 'typographical ...

The caps lock key, as we know it today, debuted in 1984 with the release of IBM's Model M keyboard. Prior to that, there had been a lock key, and a shift lock key before that. According to Daily ...

Is it time to permanently retire the Caps Lock key? Pieter Hintjens thinks so. Hintjens, the CEO of iMatix, has launched the Capsoff organization in a campaign urging hardware manufacturers to ditch ...

I hate the Caps Lock key. An anachronism that has long outlived any marginal value it might have once offered, the key lies in wait to do one thing and one thing only: cAUSE typos whenever you are ...