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We all need to start using social media responsibly – or face the consequences

Jul24
by on July 24, 2018 at 1:37 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


Social media has the power to change lives—but for the most part, these changes aren’t positive. More than 2 billion people around the world use Facebook, the most popular social media platform, to get news, communicate with family, and stay in touch with old friends. It’s tempting to think that such a widely used platform (and such a popular industry) would naturally be safe to use, but the reality is, social media has significant destructive potential. And if we don’t all learn how to use it responsibly soon, it could have devastating consequences for our lives – including society as…

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We all need to start using social media responsibly – or face the consequences

Jul24
by on July 24, 2018 at 1:37 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


Social media has the power to change lives—but for the most part, these changes aren’t positive. More than 2 billion people around the world use Facebook, the most popular social media platform, to get news, communicate with family, and stay in touch with old friends. It’s tempting to think that such a widely used platform (and such a popular industry) would naturally be safe to use, but the reality is, social media has significant destructive potential. And if we don’t all learn how to use it responsibly soon, it could have devastating consequences for our lives – including society as…

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Review: Double Fine’s GNOG is a wonderfully puzzling VR experience

Jul23
by on July 23, 2018 at 11:04 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, gaming, Reviews, virtual reality


Step inside the world of GNOG, literally, and it’s not hard to see why Double Fine – whose pedigree includes Pyschonauts, ’nuff said – chose to publish the mesmerizing independently developed puzzle game. The game recently released on PC, you can play it with a mouse and keyboard now. And it was previously available on PlayStation 4 (including the limited PSVR) and iOS, which is great, but the exciting bit here is that the PC version has VR support for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. And it’s been worth the wait. First off, GNOG is absolutely gorgeous. VR hardware simply isn’t…

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Leaked Apple videos allegedly show internal iPhone repair process

Jul23
by on July 23, 2018 at 10:39 pm
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Several videos, apparently made by Apple, offer a peak into the iPhone repair process. They’ve surfaced on YouTube, meaning you can take a gander at what really happens to your iPhone when you send it back to be fixed. The details: Eleven videos, each with Apple branding, were originally uploaded to Twitter, according to Motherboard. In each of the videos, you see a different repair process, including how to open the iPhone X and how to replace a Macbook Pros’ Touch ID board. The repair staff in the video use Apple proprietary tools while working on the products. Arman Haji…

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