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 37th anniversary of Atari’s Breakout may not be a big deal to you, Google celebrated the occasion by making the game playable in its image search engine. By typing “Atari Breakout” into Google Image Search, you can play the game right in your browser. But instead of bricks, you’ll be breaking the images ...
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 ...
Google has given the world a glimpse into the possible future of communication (and perhaps personal computing) with its “Glass” project. The wearable computer, being developed in the company’s futuristic tech lab, displays information in transparent widgets and takes voice commands much like a smartphone. The display uses a small projector to create a layer ...
There are times when we receive our phone bill and wonder if we’re really optimizing our usage to the best of our ability. Whether you use your phone for business or fun, here are some tips that will have you covered. 1. You can access the power of Google without having to open your browser. ...
The Chromebook has been marketed as the device for everyone, with a variety of affordable, lightweight, and fast laptops available, powered by Google’s barebone cloud-centric Chrome OS. Today, however, Google takes its first step into the premium laptop market with its newest Chromebook, the Pixel, featuring a Macbook Pro-esque design and a high-resolution retina-like touchscreen ...
Google Street View has given us plenty of things to laugh, sigh, and awe at as we vicariously explore the world from our computers. We’re happy to report that Google has now gathered images from their treks off-the-beaten-path. To name one, the Grand Canyon. Google Street View is offering up a great deal on discount ...
Google hopes to empower regular people with the ability to share their expertise with the world. After this week’s announcement of Class2Go, a fully online educational service offered by Stanford University, Google has unveiled their own educational platform: Google Course Builder. Unlike Class2Go or EdX, which is operated by Harvard, MIT, and the University of ...
Two new tablets, the Kindle Fire HD and the Nexus 7, offer college students new options for both work and relaxation for a low price. So which should you buy? With college textbooks only getting more expensive, renting eBook versions of course materials is becoming an increasingly popular way of saving a lot of money. ...
Bookmarking useful websites in college is on every student’s to do list. Unfortunately, shuffling through your pages and organizing your online tools can be a hassle for everyone. When organizing my own weekly bookmarks this morning, I lost track of time and ended up spending 2+ hours picking the right pages, organizing by categories and, ...
College students are busy people, constantly juggling a million different things at once. Keeping up with that busy schedule can be challenge and therefore, it is important to keep a detailed calendar. My personal calendar philosophy requires the calendar to be easy to update, aesthetically pleasing, and most importantly: mobile. I need it to be ...
The pressure to find a job or internship in this market is overwhelming students across the nation. How are some of your friends finding such useful websites? Where are they getting the right resume help, and how are they finding these random applications? Some of your friends probably had their jobs handed to them from ...
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.
