Blood Flow Measuring Patches Make Waves in Medical Field
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
Great advancements have been made in the medical world in recent years. Adding to the growing list of innovation is John Rodgers,...
Space Cameras Available for Hire
Peter Crump
Staff Writer
Two cameras mounted in the International Space Station (ISS) are available for hire.
In 2014, Vancouver-based company UrtheCast (pronounced “earthcast”) successfully launched the...
NASA Gets a Budget Boost to Revitalize the Moon Program
Alexandra Munos
On Feb. 12, President Trump’s administration released its 2019 federal budget, which includes a request for an additional $500 million towards the government’s...
Nokia’s Lumia 900 Hits North American Markets
AT&T users, rejoice! The hotly
New ‘Samsung Pay’ App Coins a Different Way to Pay
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
Illustration By Silvia Quach, Staff Illustrator
Samsung may be late to the mobile wallet party, but it sure made a head-turning entrance.
Samsung’s new...
iPhone 6s: Bigger, Better, Beautiful—But Worth It?
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
Apple has recently unveiled its newest addition to the iPhone family: the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. Since the release of the...
Car Companies Under Fire for Animal Testing
Ziqiang Zhao
Volkswagen, BMW, and Daimler received widespread condemnation for testing diesel fumes on monkeys and humans after a New York Times article published Jan....
Breaking Down Apple’s iPhone 7
Matthew Lee
Staff Writer
On Sep. 7, Apple unveiled the new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus to the world. The public had already stirred up numerous...
iPhone SE Sees Superior Specs in Smaller Size
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
Bigger doesn’t always mean better. This is the route Apple is taking with their new iPhone SE, which was introduced on Mar....
Researcher at King’s College London Develops Electrode Pants
Janani Ravikumar
Staff Writer
Roger Ribas Manero, a researcher in King’s College London is developing a pair of leggings that measures muscle fatigue during physical activity.
“Several...
