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Tag: technology
E-commerce courtship — North America’s cities should attempt to become Amazon’s next headquarters
North America’s biggest and brightest cities are about to get their charm on. Online commerce giant Amazon is looking for a second home to back up its headquarters in Seattle. […]
Rotting Apples — Apple’s latest event further proves that the company is no longer invincible
There was a time when an Apple event signaled another technological paradigm shift, replete with fancy new gadgets on the bleeding edge of what was possible. That image is […]
Outrage overload — the public should act more and talk less when it comes to unethical tech companies
One would think that social media denizens would at least get tired of berating tech companies for their missteps online. Tech companies are commonly understood to be the business standard-bearers […]
IT divides and conquers — Customer feedback leads to changes in ITS support
During its busiest week of the year, the first week of the semester, Information Technology Services (ITS) is working to tailor its tech support to different University of Idaho customers, […]
Too enamored to notice — Plugging in, tuning out and living life at the end of a cord
Technology is in the palm of our hands, so how are we wrapped around its finger? Advancements in technology can be widely regarded as a positive thing. Every new achievement […]
Award-winning service — Staff Council recognizes Greg Clifford as Staff of the Month
Greg Clifford, the classroom technology services manager for the University of Idaho, was named February’s Staff of the Month by the Staff Council. Clifford said he attended UI from 1981-1986. […]
Getting this club off the ground — New club at UI will allow students to race, customize, program drones
Soon there might be more than just footballs flying through the air in the University of Idaho Kibbie Dome. Daniel Bechtel, a technology support specialist at UI, has been passionate […]
Talk of change — Information consumption is changing, and so are we
It is the 21st century. Horses no longer draw carriages, telegrams are no longer the biggest form of interpersonal communication and newspapers are no longer printed on a printing press. […]
Technology and war — Prichard exhibit explores link between technology, violence
The inspiration and development of the Prichard Art Gallery’s latest exhibit, “Real and Implied,” did not arrive instantly. “I had seen Suzanne’s photographs more than two years ago and was […]