By Kiki.D (Creative Manager). Many seniors are concerned about losing all of their files on their Google school accounts and would like to know how they can back up their information before they are permanently deleted.
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By Ariel Kaplan. We have fridges with doors that automatically open when you step near them, scanners that instantly analyze the nutritional information of different foods, and alarm clocks that release fragrances such as the ocean to try and wake you up, but no one predicted an era of cars capable to guide themselves without human conduction.
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By Yanay Rosen (Online Editor-in-Chief). For the fifth consecutive year, Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage to announce the latest iPhones Wednesday morning.
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By Noam Levy. About 74% of Americans use social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter in their daily lives.
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By Yanay Rosen (Online Editor-in-Chief). The College Board is losing the war against cheating. Since 2014, scores from the international variant of the SAT have been delayed six times and canceled twice.
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By Eli Hearne (Tech Editor). Apple’s thirteen-year run of quarterly revenue growth has halted.
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By Yanay Rosen (Online Editor-in-Chief). The European Union may not survive its latest challenge.
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By Eli Hearne (Tech Editor) and Sam Shikora (Political Editor). In a few months, the roads may be significantly more populated with electric vehicles.
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By Michael Zola. Microsoft has just recently announced the impossible; game developers are now given the opportunity to create cross-platform multiplayer modes that work with other consoles and operating systems.
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By Eli Hearne (Tech Editor). The ball leaves the bat of an MLB player, at about 120-miles/ hour. Pitchers, having just finished their delivery, are the most vulnerable players on the field to be hit by this high-speed ball. The result of being hit: sometimes-fatal injuries where permanent brain damage can be caused.
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By Mark Bloom (Business Editor). Twitter, the ever-popular social media power, has seemingly hit its ceiling.
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