The news first started on newspaper, and everyone would grab their daily newspaper and enjoy it while they have a nice breakfast. Since then, news outlets have evolved quite a bit. The news became one of the most popular and important functions of TV, as local, national, and international news programs swarmed the channel guide.
Most recently, the news has made it’s way over to our handheld smarphones.
On January 12, 2012, MIW‘s Director of Field Operations, Kyle Wilding, witnessed a laptop robbery where a man ripped an Apple MacBook out of the hands of a woman at a neighborhood Starbucks and ran to a waiting getaway vehicle.
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In lieu of recent government bills threatening the freedom of the internet, hacker group Anonymous has threatened to shut down Facebook, one of the world’s most popular social networks on January 28th, 2012.
Want to video chat with the President? If you have a Google+ account, you may have a chance this week.
On Monday, January 30th, President Obama plans to take his State of the Union speech to Google+ for 45 minutes of discussion and dialogue known as a “Hangout” on the social network.
In an attempt to takeover the textbook industry, similar to how they revolutionized music, phones, and tablet computers, Apple introduced iPad textbooks this week.
Steve Jobs had originally conceived the idea to change the way students learn using technology.
Since we have apps for just about everything these days, why not use them to monitor our health? Check out the following apps to monitor your health on-the-go.
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