Cal Poly graduate David Harms created an app that grows a garden in front of your eyes.
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Skip the coffee line with Expresso
Cal Poly students create an app that could let you escape the coffee line.
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Location-based poetry app wins at Hackathon
In the true spirit of interdisciplinary activities, this past weekend’s Hackathon birthed a hybrid between the arts and technology: {575} placed first in the Second Annual Design and Dev Hackathon.
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Students programmed into the app development craze
Cameron Oelsen was in high school when he started to build his own company.
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Where all the stories at? Location-based tales with Cal Poly app
Samantha Sullivan/Mustang News Poly XPress is a location-based, storytelling mobile application. “I don’t know if it’s the next Angry Birds,” computer science graduate student Taggart Ashby said, “but it could be something cool.” Samantha Sullivan You’re at a school. Broken crates and bloody clothes surround your feet. You whip out your phone. You open a […]
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BeatStream: A revolution in music sharing
David Jang/Mustang News The five team members behind “BeatStream” took home first place at Startup Weekend this past Sunday. Samantha Sullivan Something sounds like a winner. Startup Weekend ended on a high note this past Sunday, with a music-based social media website snagging the top spot. “We think it’s something that could actually really revolutionize […]
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Get ‘Punchd’ with two Cal Poly students’ senior project
Computer science seniors Reed Morse and Grantland Chew turned their senior project into a business with “Punchd,” a phone application for any smart phone that acts as a digital “loyalty punch card”— in other words, a buy 10-get-1-free card.
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Student creates application dedicated to everything Cal Poly
A new Cal Poly application for the iPhone and iPod Touch created by aerospace engineering freshman William Sidell hit the Apple App Store on Oct. 20.