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Windows 10 Settings Raise Privacy Concerns

After the disappointing launches of Windows 8 and 8.1, Microsoft’s latest software, Windows 10, is proving to be a big success, drumming up much press coverage and critical acclaim. 75 million machines are already running this free operating system. Although it offers upgraded multitasking features, a virtual assistant, and automatic updates, some of these additions

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A $9 Computer That Can Do It All

The announcement of a $9 computer is making waves in the tech world–not only for its price cut also for its capabilities. Recently unveiled by Next Thing Co, the “CHIP” is a tiny circuit board that can fit in the palm of your hand. It promises all of the functions of a normal computer along

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Google’s Project Fi Could Spell Trouble for Verizon and AT&T

Written by Tristan Rhee’17 Google made a big announcement last Wednesday, confirming its launch of a new wireless service Project Fi, which is unique because it will use available Wi-Fi hotspots and only switch to other carriers when Wi-Fi is not available.  While Google is certainly not the first company to introduce such “Wi-Fi First”

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Liquid Biopsy

Finding new, less obtrusive ways to fight cancer is a priority in the medical field. As it stands now, the most effective way of diagnosing cancer is through a procedure called a biopsy. This involves cutting the body open and slicing out a piece of the tumor to diagnose the its severity. Unfortunately, this procedure