Elizabeth Barber delves into online privacy- sharing some helpful tips to remain incognito on the internet.
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Innovative app allows users to record heartbeat at home
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
Tik Tok on the Clock
Isabella Nova discusses the video-sharing and social-networking app Tik Tok and its impact on music
Students launch app to help users find the best Freshers’ events
A group of Exeter students and graduates have created an app to help students discover events in the city. Officially launching this Freshers’ Week, Motive is the brainchild of developer Mitch Robinson, 2019 Computer Science graduate, and designer Louis Evans, second-year Computer Science undergraduate. Responding to feedback that Facebook has become too saturated with events, […]
Living the Dream
Exploring the concept of lucid dreaming, and why research into sleep science has culminated in the launch of an app that you could only dream of! Dreams are odd. They can be things of complete and utter joy or frightening nightmares where you just want to wake up. Would our dreams be different if we […]
Exeter graduate to give TEDx talk in London
Exeter graduate and Kompas App co-founder Tom Charman has been invited to give a TEDx talk this month – asking audiences: “Are We Ready for the Future of Technology?” Charman announced the event on Facebook on 2 October, telling followers he was “happy to be able to offi0cially confirm” his first ever TEDx talk, held […]
Lecturer’s climate change game hits the App Store
A game has been developed in collaboration with scientists at the University of Exeter to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change on the Antarctic ice sheet. “Ice Flows” was developed by Anne Le Brocq, a senior lecturer at the University, with the support of Exeter company Inhouse Visuals. The British Antarctic Survey is the […]
Forest App review: procrastination plantation
I don’t often pay for apps. In fact, swiping through my phone, I can’t find a single one which I actually purchased. Maybe it’s because I’m northern. Maybe that’s a bit politically incorrect. So when I impulsively forked out 79p for Forest about a week ago, I almost surprised myself. I wanted to see if this […]