Fall 2018

Amazon's Futuristic Technologies

You have probably watched a movie, or a TV show, or read a book where the plot was related to technology taking over the world. You might have thought this was just a product of someone’s imagination, but it may be closer to reality than you think. Amazon, which originally seemed like a bookstore, is really a technology company and may be taking over Earth as we know it with their cutting-edge technology.

Artificial Intelligence

Future and Fears

We are all going to die. Knowing this, there are many theories as to what will bring up our inevitable demise. One of these theories is robots taking over the world. Artificial intelligence scares are not a new thing. However, as it continues to improve, these scares are not unjustified.

Everything you Need to Know about the University of Waterloo Campus Map

Did you know that the University of Waterloo's main campus is 1,000 acres of land? No wonder why it can be difficult to locate specific rooms and buildings on campus. With the University of Waterloo Campus Map navigation is be one less thing to worry about.

How to Free Yourself from Smartphone Slavery

In modern society, phones have become like a third arm. They can be very useful and entertaining, but for many people, phones are draining away precious time for necessary things. If you find that your phone is keeping from completing the tasks you need to accomplish, this is the article for you. Included are several tips to help you have a healthier relationship with your phone and potentially save you from endlessly scrolling through Instagram when you should be studying for finals.

Internet Anonymity

Understanding VPN and Tor

Amidst the recent scandal with Cambridge Analytica and the relentless barrage of privacy policy updates, we are reminded of just how vulnerable we are on the internet. It truly is frightening how exposed we are on the internet, but some level of anonymity is possible. As our lives are becoming dependent on the internet, it is important to take some precautions with our privacy.

Professor spotlight: Jessica Thompson

Have you ever heard of a bike that generates laughter as it is being pedaled? Or a suitcase that generates the sound of house sparrows when it is moved? Read about the the amazing art pieces professor Jessica Thompson has created.

Two-Factor Authentication

An extra layer of security for your university accounts

Have you ever wondered “If only there was a way to ensure no one had access to my accounts?” Two-factor authentication adds an an extra layer of security to your University accounts which allows you to verify your identity using a second cellular device which prevents others from accessing your accounts, even if they know your password. If you would like to make your University accounts more secure, Two-Factor Authentication is for you!