Wikipedia has always represented something unique – a living, collaborative encyclopedia built by ordinary people, freely available to anyone on the internet. But when we began looking closely at the Wikipedia Android app, we started asking a harder question: freely available to whom, exactly? Team: Ammara Fatima, Robert Rivera, Yash Wake, Yu Ting Chiang, Carlos […]
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cieTrade is a B2B enterprise software company serving the recycling and commodity trading industry. Their platform helps businesses manage inventory, track trades, handle logistics, and run accounting operations – all in one place. It’s a product built for a specific audience: traders, recycling plant operators, and small business owners who need everything in one place
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In a world that primarily uses sight as a tool to function, simple everyday tasks become a task for visually impaired users. This is where technology can be incorporated to reduce friction. Be My Eyes is one such mobile application that helps visually impaired users discern their surroundings better in everyday situations.
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Google Maps is one of the most widely used navigation apps in the market. With over an 80% share of the mobile mapping market, almost every smartphone user is familiar with it. While the app provides diverse features addressing varying user needs, this article focuses on an evaluation of the Street View feature in particular.
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