We aren’t living in “1984” – yet
Gabriella Pinos/ Staff Writer When George Orwell published 1984, a novel depicting a dystopian society under a tyrannical government, it was a warning sign. The…
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This week in tech: Should you pay for music?
To me art is something that is meant to be shared. Who would put a price on their own art? Their own talent? Well, that is how the entertainment industry has worked for so long. Even some popular artists like Taylor Swift are notorious for pulling their music from streaming services.
iPad prizes cause students to raid vendors
All winning chips accounted for as student Michael Cabral wins an iPad through FIU’s Snack Attack Challenge.
Get wired: FIU Panther Tech opens its doors
Students and staff looking to pinch a few pennies on the hunt for computers and software won’t have to travel far.
Apple accepting trade-ins for iPhone chargers
The start of the fall semester is a time for buying books and electronics, all of the things a college student needs for a successful semester. The holy grail of school supplies? Some students would say their iPhone.
Mac vs. Windows
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes thinks that students should be familiar with the operating systems of Macs and Microsoft Windows in order to have an advantage in the competitive job market.
No such thing as a free App
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes suggests that something should be done about the Apps that are falsely advertised as free.
“Think different:” does Apple need a new business plan?
Brian O. Anderson/Contributing Writer There are those few companies—titans of industry, which are proven leaders and innovators in their field: Microsoft, Sony and Google. Such…