by Sasha Mazikins The initial purpose of social networking was to quickly contact friends, family, and co-workers. But is that really what it is used for now? It is only human to judge one another, but I have witnessed a cruel kind of judgment happening within our school. Twitter is one of the […]
Read Moreby Jon Shorrow What do you use to watch TV on? The Internet? Cable? Or do you use Netflix? “You can watch new things on Netflix. It’s hours and hours of watching things,” Ryan Trout says. Netflix is an easy way to find all of your favorite TV shows along with movies and documentaries. You […]
Read Moreby Joanne Oh Known as “The Snappening,” approximately 90,000 photos and 9,000 videos have been stolen from Snapchat. The images were originally found on a sham website, quickly spreading through 4chan and Reddit before the site could be shut down. Third-party group SnapSaved.com is under suspicion of serving as a conduit for the stolen photos […]
Read MoreMicrosoft’s preview of Windows 10 last week gave a glimpse of things to come. They’ve prepared the new operating system to run on devices that have no screen, small screens, and even huge screens bigger than most folks’ televisions. One big change from Windows 8 will be the adaptability of the user interface (UI). Microsoft caught a lot of flack with Windows 8 appearing to be more touch friendly than keyboard and mouse friendly. Windows 10 will have a “tailored experience for each device,” whether you talk to it, wave…
Read Moreby Joanne Oh Whether it’s in the commons or on the buses, at least half of the students are probably on their smartphones. Technology is rapidly becoming more accessible, and there’s a world of information that can be found with a simple web search. Many organizations are taking advantage of this and are launching free […]
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