TikTok could become a distraction in school
Apps such as Snapchat and Instagram pose as threats to students paying attention in class by adding extra disruptors. However, the 1-year-old app TikTok could also act as a classroom…
Exclusive content proves vital for Tidal music
The Tidal launch event was nothing short of strange, awkward at times, and seemingly the first ever broadcasted Illuminati meeting. Between Jay Z saying Tidal would “change the course of…
Review: “Adventures in Real Time” by Dylan Gardner
Inspired by the 60’s rock ballads of The Doors and the soulful melodies of Kimbra, Illinois 18-year-old Dylan Gardner kick starts his solo career with the album Adventures in Real…
Review: For You by Selena Gomez
After releasing four CDs, Selena Gomez decided to make her fifth CD, For You, composed of her greatest hits. The CD also contains two new singles: “The Heart Wants What…
Hanoi gets flappy
By CIARA MCCOY Nguyen Ha Dong’s Flappy Bird has swept the globe as the number one app on iTunes to date. In Flappy Bird, the player is a bird who…
iTunes takes it one step further
By CIARA MCCOY One of the changes iOS7 offers is iTunes Radio. iTunes Radio is a free ad-supported service that is available to anyone with an Apple device. It is…
Monster brings party
By TOMMY MCDONALD Steamclock Software’s latest release, Party Monster does not attempt to create a better music app for the iPhone, but rather an app focused on providing the perfect…
Artists embraces unique style
By BRIDGETTE NORRIS With the single “Die Young” ranked number two on billboard.com and “Thinking of You” in the top 100 on iTunes, Ke$ha’s album Warrior could be considered a…
“Come and Get It”
They began in Liverpool, traveled to America, and now they have made it to iTunes. For days leading up to The Beatles appearance, apple.com advertised a surprise with tight lips…