When people are typing email texts or SNS messages, the screen displays a 'blinking cursor' that indicates where the next letter or symbol will be entered. Many people may be too familiar to think ...

In Microsoft Windows, the cursor blinks whenever you click editable text. It blinks to stay visible, helping you notice its position in long documents. In shorter stretches of text, such as your ...

Not a fan of your Mac's default text cursor blink rate? MacIssues points out that it's super easy to change with a couple of Terminal commands. If you're running OS X 10.8 or earlier, you need just ...

Take advantage of Windows Accessibility settings to refine everyday interactions, and make multitasking feel more natural and ...

The screen pointer that appears when text can be highlighted or edited. The text cursor is a vertical line (|). Also called a "caret," "i-cursor" or "I-beam," it may or may not blink. If the cursor is ...