According to Pew Research Center, 87 percent of American teens from ages 13 to 17 have access to a desktop or laptop computer. Partially due to the easy access to computers, many students at East prefer do most of their studying with the assistance of...

On Wednesday, March 22, Apple announced its acquisition of the iOS application known as Workflow. Workflow is an app created by East’s own Conrad Kramer (’14), as well as fellow Workflow team members Ari Weinstein and Nick Drey. Workflow began...

At the Mobile World Congress show held late last February in Barcelona, an announcement was made that shocked consumers to the core: the beloved Nokia 3310 phone is back. Although no set release date has been made, it is expected to hit shelves in Summer...

Deep in the Nevada desert, in the city of Las Vegas, the future was on display. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a convention, run by the Consumer Technology Association, intended as a place where various tech companies and startups can display...

Over the past five years, tech startup Matrix Industries has been working on a revolutionary product called the MATRIX PowerWatch. The watch is the first of its kind to use thermoelectric technology, harnessing body heat as its sole source of power. Since...

For every single second, one blinks about five times. When looking at a screen one blinks about five times less than what is normal to keep one's eyes moist and healthy. As people get older, it is expected that their eyes will weaken. Some have been...

Three East robotics teams competed at the VEX Robotics World Championship in Anaheim, California from April 23 to April 26, representing Cherry Hill as well as New Jersey. All three teams stood up formidably against 430 other high school teams from 26...

Whether it’s surging through your headphones, blasting at football games, or classically playing in an elevator, music is everywhere. For generations, music has inspired millions. Just like fashion and technology, music is constantly innovating and...

Think of your favorite animals and imagine them going through harsh, vigorous tests. Regardless of whether it is your favorite animal or not, the problem here is that annually, more than 20 million animals are tested in laboratories in the United States...

A new television sci-fi crime series, Almost Human, builds on the relationship between a human police officer, John, and a sensing, feeling, and intuitive android named Dorian. What if the technology to sense artificially became a reality? What would...

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