Koko, the Bridge Between Species

Caleb Levine, Staff Writer
May 9, 2013

A startling scientific research effort has lead to the first ever interspecies communication between man and “beast,” Koko the gorilla, a current resident of Woodside, California. Koko with Tiger, one of her many cats that she treats as her own child. The Gorilla Foundation, business offices located... Read more »

Instagram: The New Platform in Photography?

Luci Cerrillo, Staff Writer
November 25, 2012

The popular photo-sharing app Instagram has skyrocketed to fame among teens and adults alike. Since its launch in October 2010, Instagram has gained over 100 million users and over 150 million photos have been uploaded as of April 2012. The app has become so well known that even some celebrities have... Read more »

World Website Statistics

Mackenzie Bray, Webmaster
May 25, 2012

The Woodside World uses a program called Google Analytics to track data about our site, such as the number of pageviews per day, how long people linger on the site, and what they look at, among other things. Using that, here is a set of relevant numbers that are pretty interesting. We have had more than... Read more »

The Advancement In Smart Phones And The Internet

David Rode, Tech Editor
December 12, 2011

Smart phones and Apple products: these cell phones are technologically genius and are all great updates for the current day, but while their main purpose is to help us communicate, we overlook it and use them for everything else. New editions of the Droid, HTC, Blackberry, and the IPhone 4S have come... Read more »

iPad 2 Rumors

Eswin Guevara, Staff Writer
January 20, 2011

The new iPad is coming out! Arriving between February and April the iPad’s new features are rumored to include: an SD card slot, Mini displayport, “Retina” display, front and back camera, a light and smaller body design, and improved processing and graphic power. Check Gigaom’s... Read more »

Stuck to the Book: Is society becoming addicted to social networking?

Nicole Outman, Staff Writer
September 24, 2010

Almost the whole world has heard of the social phenomenon of Facebook, and although its 500 million users average 130 friends each, these online connections may be made at the expense of personal connections in the outside world. People around the world have become what some are calling “addicted”... Read more »