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The future of headphones

by Daisy Scott

Daisy Scott, Online Deputy Editor, discusses the new headphones being released by Dyson and what this means for headphones of the future.

Online Valentine’s Day

by Josie Sharp

Josie Sharp explores innovative online tools to promote online love, post Valentine’s Day.

How to protect your privacy online

by Elizabeth Barber

Elizabeth Barber delves into online privacy- sharing some helpful tips to remain incognito on the internet.

Innovative app allows users to record heartbeat at home

by Orianna Xu

Orianna Xu discusses the recent development of an App which allows users to record their heart beat and that could help them to detect any cardiac problems at home

Dumbphones: the new digital detox?

by Daisy Scott

Daisy Scott, Science Editor, looks into the revival of dumbphones and what makes them an appealing alternative to smartphones.

Is artificial intelligence the solution to loneliness?

by Elizabeth Barber

As the UK faces rising rates of loneliness and concerns about its effects, could artificial intelligence offer a solution? Elizabeth Barber investigates.

The best student-friendly browser extensions

by Gracie Moore

Lifestyle Editor Gracie Moore recommends browser extensions that are suitable for university students.

Bossware: the ethics of monitoring remote workers

by Megan Ballantyne

Editor Megan Ballantyne explores the use of new workplace technologies such as Bossware to monitor employee productivity in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Is Hello Fresh worth it for students?

by Lucy Evans

Hassle-free meals are a staple of university life. Lucy Evans looks into Hello Fresh and whether it is as student-friendly as it seems.

Video games that can help diagnose, monitor and treat depression

by Katie Jones

Katie Jones discusses a new AI technology that could be used to help depression and the current waiting list crisis for mental health support

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