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BYU alumni create app to foster understanding amid polarized political climate
Amid an increasingly polarized social and political climate in the United States, two BYU alumni created an app aimed at starting conversations and fostering understanding within families, college campuses and across the nation.
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BYU alumnus, former student athlete creates app to help connect students with tutors
CJ Lee, a BYU alumnus and former student golf athlete, is working to help students find new ways to connect with tutors through his app Stutor.
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BeReal tops 2022 Apple App Store charts, claims it's 'not another social network'
The social media app BeReal topped Apple App Store charts this summer and currently sits at No. 2 on the chart, drawing in crowds with its once-a-day posting format.
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'Prepare to Serve' and 'Lifey' websites merge
Two Provo-based website companies,Lifeyand Prepare to Serve, merged this year.
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Media changes classroom learning
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Never too early for students to start investing, experts say
Daniel Lemich is spending his summer in his hometown of Rawlins, Wyoming, selling cars. Lemich, 22, is a senior in construction management at BYU. Like many other students, he is working hard to save money for family and school expenses. But he's also squirreling away cash for investment opportunities.
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Students adjust to Instagram's new colors
Instagram dropped its classic logo for a much simpler and basic one last Wednesday. The change didn’t go unnoticed by avid Instagram users, including students at BYU.
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Students swipe left on procrastination with these helpful apps
BYU junior Zach Herlin uses Pocket Points while studying on campus. Students use similar apps to stop wasting time online. (Natalie Saunders)
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11 mobile apps for keeping on top of the news
Millennials are increasingly using mobile news apps to quickly access news information. (Universe Archive)
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BYU students use technology to make school easier
More college students are accessing the Internet, broadband and cellphones than young adults who are not attending college, according to the Pew Research Center.
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New 'Yelp for humans' app, Peeple, under fire
The Peeple website where people can sign up to test a beta version of the app. The app, advertised as 'Yelp for humans,' has received much criticism. (forthepeeple.com/Screenshot)
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Historic tour app gives locals a glimpse into Provo’s long-standing past
Provo City Council debuted a new app that transforms a Center Street walk into a historic journey through time, dating as far back as the late 19th Century.
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Photo editing apps spark debate on social media
Before (left) and after (right) selfie edited using the Facetune app. With new apps like Facetune individulas can easily edit their photos before posting them to social media. (Nicole Hale)
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Mobile medicine: When phones become physicians
Sixty-seven-year-old Richard Macdonald had a taxing sleeping pattern, waking up every one or two hours throughout the night. He’s no insomniac — his condition is much more common and affects approximately 200,000 Americans. He’s the parent of a diabetic child.
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15 of the most useless apps available
We remember a time before the phrase 'there's an app for that' was commonplace. It was a simpler time, but we're grateful for the technological advances that brought us mobile banking, Google maps and news apps that deliver alerts directly to our phones. However, along with all the apps that make our lives better come a whole lot of apps that do absolutely nothing. Here are just a few examples of the world's weirdest and most useless apps.
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New app aims to increase bike safety
Greg Shumway makes sure to lock his bike on BYU campus. (Elliott Miller)
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Apps of the Week goes healthy
According to the Food and Research Action Center, two-thirds of U.S. adults are either overweight or obese. More and more lifestyles involve sitting for long periods of time and, combined with unhealthy eating habits, can take a toll not only on weight, but on a person's overall health.
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Apps of the week: Magic for muggles
Harry Potter fans can now be sorted into houses, make potions and duel with other wizards on J.K. Rowling's new fan site, Pottermore. What's more, new Hogwarts 'students' can purchase the entire Harry Potter series on Kindle through Pottermore or Amazon.
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