Along the same vein, as the apps Seek and iNaturalist, that have been previously reviewed, is the app Merlin bird ID app by Cornell University.…
Bird Call Field Guide
Posted in Mobile Culture
Month: September 2021
Rise of the Remote Workforce
Posted in Mobile Culture
Mobile devices and technology have enabled many of us to work through a pandemic. During this time, many of us moved from our offices/classrooms to…
Ever since the emergence of mobile apps, there has been a huge debate over the implications of using persuasive technology in designing mobile software. Persuasive…
Anonymous user profiles on social media websites are so prevalent nowadays that we barely even notice them anymore. The question that is worth looking into…
#paid: How influencers monetize IG
Posted in KNOWLEDGE MILL, and Mobile Culture
If you are active on Instagram, odds are that you follow (or at least have come across) an account of an “Influencer”: a term Urban…
The 3rd week of October is International Infection Prevention and Control week and celebrated within healthcare facilities around the globe to bring attention to infection…
Mobile devices are rarely powered off. They wake us up in the morning and get plugged in at night before the looming 1% battery icon…
What is very popular among teens right now in the online video streaming world? Well, among many LVSP, one is revolutionizing the gaming landscape. However,…
PolterApps They’re heeere!
Posted in Mobile Culture
Interconnectivty is one of the cornerstones of the convenience and ease of use that characterize mobile apps and mobile devices. However, this characteristic also enables…
The connection between digital media and body image is undeniable. Throughout our development we have been reminded over and over about the negative implications of…