From wires to folding screens: the history of smartphone design
Years of innovation and experimentation has led to wild and exciting smartphones you’ve never heard of.
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Is artificial intelligence becoming too smart?
With its accelerating improvements, AI is rapidly transforming and reshaping industries, including healthcare and the arts.
A new cold war has begun, and it’s fought within your pockets
Microsoft, Google and Apple have entered into an artificial intelligence assistant arms race, a war aimed at the everyday person.
Dear Android users
Apple versus Android is a debate fiercer than any political campaign. But, the obvious answer to the debate is simply to choose Apple.
Invaluable websites to “up your student game”!
Looking to maximize your productivity, find that perfect phrase or find out the latest “science-y” news? Look no further than these amazing websites! (Not sponsored: I promise.)
Suri Le inspires passion for STEM at FVHS
Meet Suri Le, a sophomore who is setting the world on fire with by sharing her love for science.
Phone pocket usage at Fountain Valley High School
While some teachers have seamlessly integrated phone pockets into their teaching routines, others remain hesitant or undecided about this new approach.
New EPA rule aims for electric and hybrid future by 2032
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the Biden administration issues new guidelines for electric vehicle use.
We need more women in STEM
Women are an underrepresented minority in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This needs to change.
FVHS implements new Chromebook loaner policy for students
Students may now only borrow Chromebooks from the library if they have a broken Chromebook; otherwise, students are expected to bring their charged Chromebook to school daily.