• A False Sense of (Virtual) Intimacy [Sexy Time]

    A False Sense of (Virtual) Intimacy [Sexy Time]

    Two people meet online somehow. They exchange contact info, and they fall into a loop of talking to each other all day and night via texts, IMs, and/or phone calls. Maybe they end up meeting in real life, but the vast majority of their communication is virtual.

  • Adobe Introduces Photoshop CS6 Beta [Download It Here!]

    Adobe Introduces Photoshop CS6 Beta [Download It Here!]

    Yesterday, Adobe released an updated version of the favorite product of the internet age – Photoshop. They’ve unveiled the beta version of Photoshop CS6, which includes all the new features that will be available when Photoshop CS6 has its full release within the next few months. The best part of this news is that you can download the beta version of CS6 now!

  • Is The iPad 3 Almost Here?

    Is The iPad 3 Almost Here?

    Hold onto your glasses, geeks! The iPad 3 might get here sooner than we all thought. I have the iPad 2, and to be honest with you, I’m completely in love with it.

  • How To Communicate Without Your Phone

    How To Communicate Without Your Phone

    In light of the recent Blackberry outages, which just so happened to coincide with the day before the iPhone 4S was released (conspiracy alert!), it’s come to our attention that we are obsessed with our phones. We can’t go five minutes without checking our phones to see if we have texts, emails, tweets, or Facebook messages.

  • Is the iPhone 4s all it’s cracked up to be?

    Is the iPhone 4s all it’s cracked up to be?

    On October 4th, Apple made the huge announcement all technology geeks were waiting for — the iPhone 5…oh wait. Just as we were all anticipating the announcement of the iPhone 5, Apple laughed in our faces as they announced the iPhone 4s.

  • Candy Dish: Tech Candy

    Candy Dish: Tech Candy

    •Americans spend a ridiculous amount of minutes on Facebook every month
    •How digitally connected are the top colleges in the U.S.?
    •The negative short term effects of watching SpongeBob
    •Why you should ditch CampusFood for GrubHub
    •Did you know the Android is the most popular smartphone (for U.S. and Europe)?
    •Everyone loves a blogger!
    •I-Tomb and I-Memorial are like the Facebook for dead people

  • Sex in the News: Women Love the Uncertainty

    Sex in the News: Women Love the Uncertainty

    According to a new study titled, “He Loves me, He Loves Me Not… Uncertainty Can Increase Romantic Attraction,” women are more attracted to men when they can’t tell how much the men like them.

  • Are You A Social Media Oversharer?

    Are You A Social Media Oversharer?

    Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr have (sadly) become a drug to our generation (and to our parents, all of a sudden). While social media definitely has its perks, it also has many cons, and I’m not just talking about how easy it is for my entire family to become friends with me and comment on every one of my statuses.

  • Technically, 2010: A Look Back at All The New Toys This Year Brought Us

    Technically, 2010: A Look Back at All The New Toys This Year Brought Us

    Another year has almost come to an end…and what a year it’s been! But instead of recapping the last twelve months by clicking through tagged photos on Facebook or scrolling through oodles of Twitter updates, let us look back at the technology that make it all possible.

  • This Holiday Season, Say Sayonara To Technology

    This Holiday Season, Say Sayonara To Technology

    Receiving a text message gives me a blissful, momentary high. A day without access to the internet is a sad day. If a couple of days go by and I haven’t signed onto Facebook (like that ever happens), I get antsy and feel out of the loop. This loathsome habit isn’t exactly an insightful revelation that came from deep soul searching or a problem unique to myself.

  • How to Survive With a Lost Cell Phone

    How to Survive With a Lost Cell Phone

    So there was that one crazy night – you lost count of Jell-O shots, games of beer pong, and perhaps even where you were. You wake up in the morning, the grogginess sets in, and you feel your wallet, your keys, and — that’s it. Your phone is AWOL, and in the new era of technology you’re up a creek without a paddle as a college student.

  • A Few Tips for Dating a Nerd

    A Few Tips for Dating a Nerd

    If you haven’t dated a nerd yet in college, you should really give it a spin. We’re generally intelligent, motivated to treat you like a princess, and can fix your computer to boot. That said, we do have our fair share of surprising quirks that you should be prepared for.

  • Technology Takes Relationships to a Whole New Level

    Technology Takes Relationships to a Whole New Level

    It’s no surprise to say technology has completely changed the way we, as a society, come together. From Twitter to Foursquare, J-Date to Match.com, gone are the days of quainter communication. Forget about lying in bed twirling the phone cord around your finger as you trade campus gossip with your BFF….