Technology
Without Steve Jobs, Uncertainty at Apple
With Steve Jobs announcing his departure as CEO of Apple last week, many question whether the company will continue to flourish.
Roving Reporter: @College and Gmail
Following the announcement that undergraduates with an @college email address will soon see their interface change to Gmail, we took a walk around campus to hear students' reactions.
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Gmail, whose interface can be seen above, will serve as the email provider for most College students' accounts starting in the middle of August.
Former Harvard Ethics Fellow Accused of Hacking Into MIT Network
Aaron Swartz faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to $1 million for allegedly stealing more than 4 million documents from JSTOR.
Harvard College To Switch Email Provider To Gmail
By the middle of August, Gmail will replace the webmail client currently designated for most undergraduate email accounts but used by a fraction of those students.
At TEDxBoston, Harvard Affiliates Showcase 'Culturomics,' 'Astronomical Medicine'
Three Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences affiliates explored digitized history and the intersection of astronomy and medicine at a Boston offshoot of the popular TED Talks on Tuesday.
Summers Joins Square's Board of Directors
Former University President Lawrence H. Summers has joined the board of directors of Square, a San Francisco-based company selling payment processors for mobile devices.
Out With the Old, In With the New
Though the personal computers available in 1986 were roughly 300 times slower than today’s laptops, they began what would become a technological revolution on Harvard’s campus.
Class of 1961 Uses ‘Harvard Reunions’ App
The Harvard Alumni Association, in conjunction with the Harvard Office of Public Affairs and Communications, has released iPad and iPhone applications to help College alumni navigate this week’s reunion events.
Pass On Passwords
There is no magic bullet that will secure the internet in one step, but the current password framework is broken
Brawl for Bragging Rights
It's not every day that a Harvard student gets into a brawl. However, the Harvard College Interactive Media Group wants to change that for a day. On April 24, they are holding a Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournament from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m. in the small dining room in Mather.
Nuclear Power's Dirty Legacy
Even if the government finds a big pit where we can chuck all of the nation's waste, the danger doesn't go away on any human timescale. While some radioactive substances, such as those used in medical imaging, break down in a matter of hours, the spent fuel rods from nuclear reactors will still be dangerous thousands upon thousands of years from now.
City Council Examines Website, IT
The Cambridge City Council held an informal roundtable last night to discuss improvements and modifications to the City’s website.
