When Apple released an iOS update on October 20th, it introduced a bug that disabled cellular service for nearly 50,000 users. Not only that, but Apple’s phones are bendable, and iCloud has been criticized for its security. Don’t forget Apple Pay: More than 36 merchants have blocked users from paying with their iDevice.  

Are 64-bit CPUs Gimmicks? Short Answer: No, but technically yes, though not really.

When Apple announced a 40% increase in performance for the new iPad Air’s A8X chip over the previous generation (the A7 chip found in the iPhone 5s and iPads Air and Mini) during its 2014 October keynote, investors and journalists were skeptical of the accuracy of the claim. After all, the A8 CPUs found in…

In Franklin County,  the Columbus Public Health states that around 28 people have been hospitalized for the flu: 36% are adults. Questions have been arising lately due to the regular sicknesses during this time of the year but also because of the ebola scare lately.

On November 1st, nearly a million people from around the globe signed up for NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month. Each of these individuals pledged to write a 50,000-word rough draft of any form of literature during the 30 days of November. Writers can connect with the NaNoWriMo online community by earning badges based on progress,…

With the first case of Ebola diagnosed in New York City just over a week ago and a few cases in Dallas, the virus has garnered the attention of more than just late night television hosts. This disease that once seemed so distant in Liberia and Sierra Leone is now in the US, and people…

A Virgin Galactic spacecraft crashed while on a test flight, killing one of the pilots on board. Virgin Galactic is a commercial space airline set to launch next year with fares priced at $250,000 per ticket.

Service Board made history in this year’s annual Begging for Cans event. Academy students gathered at the Morford’s house on the same night as trick-or-treating and went door-to-door  for canned goods to be donated towards the food drive. 40 students  finished in a record 1.5 hours. Written by Nida Pervez’16  

Wes Moore grew up in a single parent home in a rough neighborhood and became a Rhodes Scholar, decorated veteran, a White House Fellow, and one of the top business leaders in New York. The other Wes Moore grew up in a similar household in a similar neighborhood and is now serving a life sentence…

At the Internet of Things World Forum, held in Chicago from October 14-16th, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that in three years taking a computer science course will be mandatory to graduate from high school in Chicago.