The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The Sling Media Sling Box lets you watch your TV from any broadband-connected, Windows XP computer - your laptop in Lichtenstein or your desktop in Dallas. (Handout/MCT)

Tech Tuesday: Sling TV against other streaming devices

Wahid Lodin February 10, 2015
Roku? Sling TV? Netflix? Which is the preferred choice?
Photo Credit: (Microsoft/ MCT)

Tech Tuesday: How Microsoft’s Windows 10 Competes with Apple

Wahid Lodin January 27, 2015
How Microsoft compares to Apple's already popular program and devices

Experts discuss ways to create a more stable, clean environment

Allessandra Lopez October 30, 2014

When it comes to energy, most people don’t realize how costly it can be. From using water, electricity, air conditioning, refrigerators, and washer and dryers, it can be quite expensive. Legislators...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja / Contributor

iPad classes: A key to the future or a waste of time?

Leah Arzu October 1, 2014

    We live in a time where just about everything is done via one or more of our smart devices. We rely on them to tell us what we’re supposed to be doing, for research and for simple,...

Broken screens and malfunctioning phones make big business

Broken screens and malfunctioning phones make big business

Negin Daneshfar May 8, 2014

Pulling out a smartphone only to watch it free fall onto the concrete is not a pretty picture — in fact, it’s probably one of the worst things a college student can witness. Without a cover or case,...

NAB Show 2014, pictured above, is the world’s largest event covering filmed entertainment and content development, management and deliverytalked little about how technology improves story telling. | COURTESY OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS SHOW

Filmmakers need to focus more on story, less on technology

Sam Felman May 1, 2014

With the tech industry growing faster than the film business can keep up, speculation has grown over what entertainment will look like in the next year, much less by the end of the decade. The National...

Illustration courtesy of MCT

myCSUNtablet initiative? More like myCSUNiPad

Devan Patel March 4, 2014

Correction: The emails sent to students now say an iPad with iOS7 is required. Emails that mentioned iOS6 were being sent before iOS7 was available.  Regardless of how anyone feels about the use...

CSU board of trustees provide solutions to eliminate bottleneck courses

CSU board of trustees provide solutions to eliminate bottleneck courses

Champaign Williams September 25, 2013

Efforts to eliminate “bottleneck” courses through technology were proposed for the 2014-2015 school year at the CSU board of trustees (BOT) meeting Tuesday afternoon. Ephriam P. Smith, executive...

President Harrison addresses campus recognition, technology in her second convocation

President Harrison addresses campus recognition, technology in her second convocation

Jake Fredericks August 22, 2013

President Dianne Harrison hosted her second convocation at the Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) on Aug. 22. More than 800 people attended the celebration, filling the Great Hall to maximum capacity. "[Harrison's]...

CSUN increases use of technology in the classroom

CSUN increases use of technology in the classroom

Kevin Kiani May 8, 2013

Technology has become an increasingly used component at CSUN whether it be an online teaching tool or equipment inside the classroom to enhance learning. CSUN is gearing towards students being able...

STEM event pushes for more science and engineering class in K-12 schools

Jason Gallaher April 29, 2013

The college of engineering and computer sciences and the Michael D. Eisner college of education came together Monday night to host “Enhancing the T-E in STEM – Technology and Engineering.” The event,...

Bill could allow students to graduate from UC or CSUs in three years, spend less

Shaleeka Powell April 1, 2013

Two proposed assembly bills could allow students with interests in science, technology, math and engineering attend either a California State University or a University of California for a lower cost. Assemblyman...

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