The latest technological expansion of Google Earth has a new layer of complexity added to its program that caters to the individual. This program has also pushed Google forward in an almost creepy way.

As part of a tech-savvy generation, students are excited for Apple’s long-awaited iPhone 5, which will be released Friday after months of speculation.

University of La Verne faculty have tried with some success to integrate technology to enrich the learning experience, but the problem lies in older generations not having an understanding of how technology fits in today’s culture, at least according to some students and faculty.

Last year’s release of the iPhone 4 and the iPad brought thousands lining up at Apple stores across the country.

The University of La Verne has chosen a diverse group of six people to test Apple iPads, including two students, two faculty and two administrators.

John Bartelt, professor of education and technology, revealed the missing link in education with his lecture, “In Search of the Missing Link Between Technology and Edu­cation, Five Key Learnings,” on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

You may have wanted it even before Apple Inc. finished engineering it. Is it because popular tech culture automatically seduces us into loving anything Apple produces? Or is Apple really that good at meeting the people’s needs and wants?