Review: “High Flying Bird” shoots and scores

By Noa Covell • February 19, 2019

The new Netflix film “High Flying Bird,” which was shot completely on an iPhone, delves deep into the relationship between sports and the politics of the United States’ capitalist society. With...

Commentary: Don’t replace photogs with the iPhone

By Connor Lange, Photo Editor • December 4, 2017

Your picture might be a great Instagram post, but don’t ever think that means you can do what we do. Leave it all to the professionals.

Recent studies link cellphone use to sleep problems in students

By Annie Estes, Contributing Writer • March 30, 2016

Students at Ithaca College and nationwide say they face problems falling asleep and getting enough sleep. Coupled with recent studies on the issue, researchers are saying this could be due to the use of cellphones before bed, and companies like Apple are trying to find ways to change this.

Smartphone technology affects social and academic lives of students

By Kayla Dwyer and Shakirah Ray • October 29, 2014

With each wave of technological innovation is a risk of dependence, but smartphone technology presents new challenges for students.

Commentary: Apple’s iOS 8 has new features worth using

By Evan Sobkowicz • October 6, 2014

Apple’s new operating system for iPhones and iPads, iOS 8, is apparently the “biggest iOS release ever.”

Professor exposes global commodity chain

By Michael Tkaczevski, Staff Writer • April 9, 2014

Bhavani Arabandi, assistant professor in the Department of Sociology, gave a presentation that investigated the global industries of iPhones and surrogacy clinics April 7 in the Clark Lounge.

IC Charity Miles runs for good causes

By Sara Kim, Contributing Writer • February 19, 2014

Juniors Kelly Pettigrew and Rachel Gray spread the word about the Charity Miles app through their new club at Ithaca College.

Photo-sharing app with time limit feature entertains student body

By Allie Healy, Accent Editor • December 5, 2012

Ithaca College students use Snapchat to share photos with their friends.

The right place

By Shawn Steiner, Photo Editor • October 25, 2012

Cell phone photography is a developing part of the photojournalistic world.

Instagram and its issues for the photojournalist

By Shawn Steiner, Photo Editor • September 21, 2012

Instagram and cell phone photography present many ethical dilemmas for the contemporary photojournalist.

EAR-resistable

By Lara Bonner • September 25, 2011

I cannot, unfortunately, take credit for the oh-so-punny title of today's post. The word is used on the website for EARonic iPhone cases ($20) by CollabCubed. Basically, this product involves ears being photographed actual-size and put onto iPhone cases. Although I really don't think ears are the most attractive thing in the world, this idea…

Yes, I’ll take an Eco-App please

By Rebecca Webster • September 19, 2010

Um, yes please! I am always amazed at how many apps there are out there for the iPhones and Android phones. Thousands upon thousands of apps at your fingertips, ranging from news and blogs, to games and flashlights, the app world has it all. But what about the practical ones? Maybe you want to read…