Technology

Tricolour 3D prototypes showcase the potential for student creativity using the technology.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

The next dimension

We live during exciting times. The entire globe is connected via an invisible online network, the Curiosity rover roams the surface of Mars and we have the technology to print a house in 20 hours.Continue...

The technology developed by Vertegaal was alledgedly stolen by Samsung to develop the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone and Note 3.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Queen’s sues Samsung

Queen’s and non-for-profit patent organization PARTEQ Innovations have filed a lawsuit against Samsung for using technology developed by a Queen’s professor without permission.Continue...

  • 9 years 10 months ago

DC++ is done

The once-popular campus file-sharing service QueensDC pulled the plug Monday after nearly a decade of student-run operation.Continue...
  • 9 years 10 months ago

Wrongful stigma

Smartphone usage in today’s day and age is, just like rock and roll in the 1950s, wrongfully being hailed as the cause of many of our generation’s problems.Continue...

Though cryptography has existed for thousands of years, its modern applications involve safeguarding everything from credit card information to national secrets.
  • 10 years 1 month ago

Down to digits

For the past six years, Ben Goodman has been playing a numbers game.Continue...

Despite a price point that’s hundreds of dollars higher than comparable devices, Apple products remain widely popular, maintaining a high profile over other brands.
  • 10 years 2 months ago

It’s a matter of apples to Apple

In 2007, Greg Allan made a wise decision.
The fourth-year student bought his first Macbook and, close to that time, shares of Apple Inc.Continue...
  • 10 years 4 months ago

Technological divide in the classroom

Professors Jonathan Rose and Wayne Cox debate the role of technology in the classroom in this issue's Point/Counterpoint.Continue...

The new Human Media ‘boutique’ laboratory was designed by Karim Rashid for Roel Vertegaal and his research students.
  • 10 years 6 months ago

A futuristic playground

Queen’s is now home to the first-ever ‘boutique’ laboratory, featuring innovations such as a videoconferencing pod and paper-thin phones.Continue...

Price can affect students’ decision of which note-taking method to use in class.
  • 10 years 10 months ago

New methods for note-taking

Responses to technology in classroom varies among students and faculty.Continue...
  • 10 years 10 months ago

iEducation too expensive

On Thursday, Apple Inc. announced a plan to publish textbooks on iPads. With partners Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, McGraw-Hill Cos. and Pearson, the deal covers the production of about 90 per cent of U.S. textbooks.Continue...

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