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T-Mobile, Google and HTC, in a joint collaboration, unveiled the world’s first Android-powered cell phone today in New York City, and OTR attended the media blowout event to get hands-on with the groundbreaking new device and bring all you tech-loving college students out there our impressions.
Originally codenamed the “Dream,” the G1 offers a...
Sadly, summer is over, and it’s time for students to return to their alma maters and prepare for another semester filled with late-night studying, grueling examinations and epic-length term papers.
Depressed yet? Don’t be, because going back-to-school does have one major benefit (besides binge drinking Thursday nights with friends): back-to-sc...
As if Apple wasn’t everywhere already, it may be invading your campus soon.
More and more colleges are choosing to hand out iPods and iPhones to incoming students. School officials claim it has to do with integrating technology with education and all that, but there may be an ulterior motive.
The New York Times explains:
While schools emph...
The unbelievable gadgets in science fiction movies used to be just that: unbelievable. But in today’s tech-obsessed society, nothing is out the realm of possibility.
With the latest unveiling of a new jetpack, Sci Fi geeks are poised to see their dreams come to life. Here’s a look at 5 recent innovations based in pop culture:
1. The Jetpack...
Experts are holding a four-day conference this week on global catastrophic risks. To clarify the purpose of the event, these "experts" are discussing preventative measures to enhance the quality of human life, while deterring the end of it. The conference covers everything from super intelligent machines, a la I, Robot, to enhanced weaponry. In ...
Nokia's newest concept phone is the Nokia 888. It is a flexible phone, which means it can be shaped like a clip, a bracelet or rolled up and shoved in your pocket. The idea is to use flexible battery and touch screen technology to create new ways of communicating called E-motions. These E-motions are movements that can be sent to other Nokia ...
What's with generation Y? I know they're only a few years younger than us, but today's high school and middle schoolers are bizzarely tech saavy--take this: LG's national texting competition.
The national texting competition offers a chance to showcase one's--what else?--texting skills. Last year, the winner was a 13 year old girl from Pennsyl...
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