Oakland University is electric. Students scuttling across campus in sandals and shorts, Frisbees flying across rolling green lawns, hammock-seated scholars swaying in the breeze, unicyclists speeding over the Beer Lake bridge.
Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder and former chief executive officer who became a renowned man in the technology world, has died. He was 56. Students on campus are responding through tweets, Facebook statuses and blog posts, many of which are being published through an Apple device.
With the world going wireless, companies are competing to stay on top of the game and offer the best to their customers. The International CTIA Wireless Show, held this year in Orlando rather than the usual Las Vegas, is the perfect place for companies to showcase their new and upcoming merchandise.
Tablet computers are dominating the tech scene, the newest installment being Apple’s iPad 2, which will release this Friday. Ultimately, the decision between each tablet rests on the individual. The iPad 2, the Motorola Xoom, the Galaxy Tab and the BlackBerry Playbook are discussed.
