… life — there’s little that isn’t documented through the help of an iPhone camera, and with the rise of technology like Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri and Google Home, the idea of a smart house is no…
… technology. Ben programs the house to act as a surrogate mother, not realizing the detrimental effects this may have on his life. Expecting a computer to behave like a human is a dangerous idea with which…
… — specifically, rooted in fears of technological abuse and contaminated privacy. Apple has been facing criticism recently for a new policy aimed at protecting minors from child sexual abuse material…
…. This backlash is ridiculous. And I support Apple’s decision to introduce new regulations and technology that “empowers people and enriches their lives.” Last month, I moved back to my childhood…
… more energy to authenticate than a traditional online transaction. The immense energy cost of Bitcoin is built into the platform. Miners, or different computers all over the world who would like to…
…. This reasonable change is expected to bring in $28 billion in previously untaxed revenue. Bitcoin is more trouble than it’s worth Apple isn’t the problem, we are. The Michigan Daily — michigandaily…
… theater around in its traditional form for over a year hurt. So when I saw that “Come From Away” was finally available on Apple TV+, I clicked play immediately. “Come From Away” is the story of the…
… of writing sessions over Zoom, with some stuff that actually made the album. Dan took control of my computer, I tracked it on and we just saved it. When we were thinking about having to do it all…
… MichiganDaily.com This image is from the official website for “Come From Away,” distributed by Apple TV+. …
… kindergarten, and by the time first grade was over, I had thoroughly exhausted my teachers and peers with my fun fact about being from the Big Apple. How many five-year-olds can say they just came from the…
… limbs hurt in this crouched position, their only movement being between computer tabs. My need for vari- ety hurt as well. I did homework, interspersed class with three half-prepared meals, watched TV…
