November 29, 2012
Dropbox, iCloud, Like Box and MobileAccess are all popular online storage forms that keep files safe and secure. To keep up with the times, Weber State University has developed its own form of cloud storage called Weber Box. Weber Box is currently in trial form in the university, and many different departments are using it. Jonathan [...]
Students thinking of leaving the wallet at home to utilize the newest technology known as the mobile wallet should think twice before making the switch. The convenience of using a smartphone as a transaction platform might not be worth the risks to one’s privacy. With apps like Google Wallet, Square Wallet and the newly released [...]
Continue reading …Machines are becoming the future for human living, with robotic limbs currently being used, along with other devices that benefit those who might have lost a part of their lives. Mechanical devices and machines have helped increase performance of people who might have lost limbs, or have heart problems or any other problems that might [...]
Continue reading …The presidential campaign trail is on the move, not from state to state, but through social media. Social media has evolved to the point where people can follow the presidential candidates via outlets such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram. The evolution of social media allows Americans to build relationships with the candidates, relationships that [...]
Continue reading …The Wildcat Tech Expo will return this year with more vendors in attendance and more tech classes, which means more prizes to be given away. Tyler Cahoon, manager of Wildcat Tech, said the expo is an opportunity to learn from both on-campus and off-campus professionals about modern technology and the social media world. “We invite [...]
Continue reading …From the Baby Boomers to Generations X and Y, job seekers are branching out in new ways to land their ideal job. A new study released in September by Millennial Branding and Beyond.com announced how different generations have searched for jobs. More than 5,000 job seekers were surveyed: 742 Generation Y (18-29 years old), 1,676 Generation X [...]
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