Northwestern University partnered up with Shirley Ryan AbilityLab to develop Band-Aid like sensors meant to assess a person’s chest congestion; monitoring a person’s cough and…
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Kristen Sallaberry is a Staff Writer at Grit Daily. Based in New York, she covers the realm of consumer tech and how these ever-progressing gadgets affect our lives. A creative writer and music-head, she also writes for online music publication, Sound of Boston, where she reviews and premieres new music, and co-writes a hip-hop focused column.
After Years of Resisting, Snapchat Finally Released its Diversity Report and The Numbers are Telling
After Years of Resisting, Snapchat Finally Released its Diversity Report and The Numbers are Telling
Snap inc., the social media company behind Snapchat, has been facing pressures to release a diversity report and offer transparency of the company’s makeup for…
In their effort to create a “restaurant of the future” on July 16, KFC announced that they would be partnering up with a Russian startup,…
With the second wave of COVID-19 hitting the country, we’re entering another period of quarantine; which means you’re probably delaying the classes you’ve been waiting…
It’s difficult to feel good about your environmental footprint when you’ve got a plethora of cleaning supplies, all contained in various plastic bottles or aerosol…
During COVID-19 lock-down, there’s been a surge in pet adoptions; spending all of our time confined at home can be lonely, and now that we’re…
Just last month, Google fought to dispute Boise Schiller Flexner’s claim that accused the company of defying the privacy rights of Chrome’s Incognito mode and…
Back in 2016, many iPhone users began to notice that their older model iPhones were experiencing odd delays and rapid battery drains–a consequence of what…
Last year, 52 children died from being left in a hot vehicle– just one death short of the 2018’s record high number, 53. In total,…
The widely popular card game, Cards Against Humanity (CAH) labels itself “a party game for horrible people”–a slogan that’s aged quite poorly. If you visit…