You never know where bad traffic will screw up your commute…unless you get an app that keeps you informed, of course. There are plenty of apps to guide you, but they range in cost — from $1 to $35 (hello there Tom Tom). You don’t need to pay all that, though, since some very smart, ...
The drink recipe is a simple idea. You take some spirits and sweet fluids and pour them into a decorative glass for consumption. If you Google search a recipe you will get a variety of recipes for the same drink depending where the recipe is from, who’s writing it up and a bunch of other ...
Ah, graduation. A time when you’re both ecstatic to know that you’ll never have to listen to that annoying guy that wears hemp jewelry in your PoliSci class, and terrified that you know have to go out and find a new job (theoretically). The graduation ceremony itself, however, is notably less thrilling. Sure, you get ...
Google’s I/O developer conference is an event mostly focused on the latest and greatest tech being worked on by the search giant. Over the past few years, however, the event has become an outlet for Google to announce new hardware and services that appeal to the masses and thus attracting a lot of media attention. ...
While the perfect workout routine may be different for everyone, scientists have developed a high-intensity routine balanced to work as a replacement for endurance-based workouts. According to the American College of Sports Medicine’s Health & Fitness Journal, a routine of 12 exercises, that can be done using only a chair and a wall, could be ...
If you’re having trouble getting things done despite having a schedule and using popular to-do apps, you may need to get back to the basics. Clear is an iPhone app that brings simplicity back to your to-do list, for an easy-to-use, no-frills experience. It’s also free today only, courtesy of Starbucks. So if you’d like ...
If you use an iPhone and love pizza, a new app wants to be your personal pizzeria navigator. Pizza Compass is a simple solution to those on-the-go hunger cravings, using data from Foursquare to find the most convenient places to grab a slice. The app’s creator, Daniel Blackman, got the idea while out with friends. ...
Open-Source Software (OSS) is computer software whose creator/owner leaves the development and distribution rights available to the public. Anyone that wants to and is able to can take a crack at making it better. And all of it is free. Because of this OSS can be some of the most useful and adaptive software out ...
Apple is on the cusp of a major milestone as the App Store nears its 50 Billionth app download; and it plans to give users the chance to benefit from the celebration. The company will be giving the person who downloads the 50 billionth app a $10,000 gift card to the App Store. Those lucky ...
Many college students are told that they’ll never have more opportunities to meet people than in college. This may be true, but what about beyond those ivy walls? Whether a college student wants an easier way to meet someone on their campus or wants to look beyond the world of academia, it’s never been easier. ...
To send emails in the future has been something everyone wanted, but it never came as a service in any of the dominant free email websites. Thank goodness for enterprising appreneurs and appeneers. Their ingenuity has brought forth several services that are (mostly) free and usually allied with your online email account. WATCH—Hack Tricks: Gmail ...
Google Now, the search giant’s mobile assistant, has officially made its way to the iPhone in the latest update to the Google Search app for iOS. Up until now, the feature was only available on Android devices running version 4.1 (Jelly Bean) or higher. The tool uses information gathered from your location and browsing history ...
Allison WatersAuthor
Span DanielAuthor
Robbie WillifordAuthor
Greg VoakesEditor in Chief
Caitlin SelfAuthor
Sean QuinnAuthor
Sarah FengEditor
Lev NovakAuthor
Mark FrostAuthor
Tyler MangrumNews EditorCheck out thousands of schools from all across the US.
