Seven helpful apps to kick-start the year strong
August 20, 2025
As classes resume, a rundown of apps help with focus and well-being
Tag: iPhone
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An Eyevestigation into the dark sorcery behind TMU’s professors
Computer tech hacks you never knew you needed
March 15, 2019
From Facebook to Google Chrome and back to your iPhone, our gadgets all have little secrets
Igabyte: Don’t charge on the cheap
February 6, 2017
You may be tempted to buy a cheap charger when yours breaks, but bad chargers can wreck your phone or laptop
The app store’s sexier side
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While Angry Birds and iMovie are some of the app store’s more popular programs, there are plenty of sexy apps that can spice up your love live life. Sports editor Sean Tepper reports
IT’S NO PICNIC BEING A REFUSENIK
November 4, 2009
“We will adapt the technology to our needs... We’re going to use it the way we need to use it.”- Hossein Rahnama, director of Ubiquitous Computing Lab
iPhone apps spark classroom iNgenuity
March 4, 2009
By Lauren Strapagiel A mole named Flip is updating the face of new media at Ryerson and will soon be available on an iPhone near you. Fourth year new media students John Coutts, Cole Docherty and Eyeopener fun editor Leif Parker are making an iPhone application for a class assignment. App development is something new […]
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