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    Free Food Strategy

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    Innovation from Google’s Free Food Strategy Many people would describe google as “the internet search engine giant” (Strickland) In fact, the founders of Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin say “Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful”. It’s a website that “understands exactly what you mean, and gives you back exactly what you want” (Google Company). Google not only provides thousands of results that ones curiosity brings them to…

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    Calendar Observation

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    people- one in person, one via Skype, and one via Google Hangouts. I asked the three people to walk me through how they normally use calendar(s) on their phone around scheduling appointments and events (using the calendars they normally use). Jana Jana is a UX research who recently moved across the country. She attends a lot of UX related events for and needs to put them on her calendar. She has an iPhone, 4 different email accounts, and used both the Google Calendar App and iCalendar. She has…

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    myself getting through a days worth of work without technology, but it would just make my day that much longer and that much more inconvenient. If you look at it this way are we relying on technology more than we should be? In Nicholas Carr’s piece “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” he produces the question of wether technology could be aiding our progression as humans or taking away from the fundamentals of…

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    individuals’ distinct contributions to the nation. We can endlessly admire the genius of Irving Berlin, the composer of Belarussian ancestry, every time we are listening to the famous '' God Bless America,'' and can't even imagine our modern lives without Google, that seems to '' know everything '',…

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    Post Card Genre Analysis For me, when started the postcard, I looked at other samples though google because I needed to an idea of what my postcard should look like. From the samples that I viewed, I noticed that the typical postcard included a similar pattern of content which involved a title, picture, mailing address, and a message originated from the sender. The postcard I recreated was on Illinois State. I chose Illinois State becuase it's the school I go to and I think it's important for…

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    to learn about how a particular housewife lived and felt about how she lived her life. Within time, our organization began learning about how she changed the society, ¨The problem that has no name¨, and Betty Friedan’s background. With the help of google scholar, we were able to find credible websites that helped us find most of our research and information. The research then brought us to a choice for what category we wanted to choose. We chose to use the category of exhibit…

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    the knowledge gained from technology) it gives scientists purpose of aiding those in need across the world. This closely relates to Kat Potente’s ideas of what Google Forever should offer. Later, through the utilization of computers to go further (and discover more) than the human brain in relation to the use of multiple computers and Google servers to decode an unsolved mystery. Finally, addressing technology’s positive contribution to small businesses which correlates to Neel Shah’s start-up…

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    Steve Jobs: A Case Study

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    The technologies sector of the American economy provides a significant portion of the nation’s economic power. It accounted for over seven percent of the United States’(US) Global Domestic Product(GDP) and employed over six million in 2014 (Preston 2015). Although seven percent of GDP may seem insignificant, the US GDP in 2014 was nearly $17.5 trillion (World Bank), meaning that the tech industry contributed around $1.24 trillion to the American economy. In addition to its raw contributions to…

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    In today’s world of web, it is very important to have a presence online. It is no longer optional but mandatory for the survival of business. There are many training institutes which provide excellent coaching in various fields, but not every institute can attract students. For the institute to flourish it is very much vital to attract students and employers and also to have an identity. Edge consultancy solutions is one such organization which helps students to have practical exposure of all…

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    Machine in Your Pocket, Tristan Harris talks about how people become addicted to their phones just like slot machines and how people, on average, check their phones more than 100 times a day. In the article, "Is Google Making Us Stupid?", Nicholas Carr refers to many sources about what google and the internet have done to us. Technology has changed many things including the way we do things. Older generations have been forced to adapt while newer generations were born into it. Many believe that…

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