Notre Dame history professor at SMU: Permanent damage by humans has already affected the Earth
New technology and innovations have transformed the planet like never before and that is what has led to the Anthropocene.
Tag: technology
The must-have tech gifts for your stocking this season
The Christmas holiday is in full swing, and technology gifts are all the rage this year. If you are looking to get something special and smart, check out these five items that will blow you away with their abilities.
Cutting-Edge Comfort
My parents are reasonably tech-savvy people, so I’d like to get them something kind of tech-related for Christmas this year. They have a nice house, but it’s getting a little older, so I thought perhaps some smart home technology might be a good choice. But now I have to research that stuff, because I really don’t know a thing about it. I can’t exactly tear open my parents’ walls to install the stuff, but I know there are some types of smart home products that don’t require any remodeling or professional installation. But I also don’t want to give my parents one brand of device and find out later that they wanted to use another, making my gift useless because it doesn’t work with the app they use, or something like that. I’m just not sure where to start – any advice, experts?
Joke’s on us: What to expect on the day of the unexpected
Today is take-two for Halloween; but it’s a little more trick and a lot less treat: it’s April Fools Day.
SMU OIT issues phishing alert
SMU emails face phishing attacks in recent weeks, potentially compromising students’ digital security.
OIT takes strides in technological efficiency in 2016
The SMU Office of Information Technology released its annual progress report delivering the happenings of the department over the past year and stated goals for 2016.
Graduate student analyzes role of technology in Paris attacks
Whenever a society experiences a tragedy such as what occurred recently in Paris, it begins to search for answers. How could this happen, and why did it happen?
Hoverboards on campus: Has technology gone too far?
The first time I saw a hoverboard (one of those little plank-like contraptions with two wheels that people stand on to get to class these days), I, like everyone else on the SMU campus, stared.
When worlds collide: Creative computing majors merge arts and technology fields
Dr. Ira Greenberg hopes creative computing will carve a pathway for students interested in both science and arts.
The effects of technology on toddlers
Two-year-old twins, Taylor and Sloane, like coloring, swimming, and talking to Siri. Yes Siri, the personal assistant with the robotic voice that lives inside your iPhone.