I am almost sure if you grew up in the 90s you know what that picture above is, or at least what it appears to be. Nowadays we have the Xbox One, Playstation 4, and the Wii U, but when I was younger my favorite system had to be the Super Nintendo.  Well you can play it on your PC!

Photo credit: Prynt Kickstarter site

We live in an age of digital sharing, but remember when we used to actually have to print pictures by getting them developed or instantly with a Polaroid camera?  I remember having a Polaroid camera ( jeez the film was expensive) and being able to touch that moment I captured.  While we can't go backwards we can move forward and on that note, I give you Prynt the instant camera case for iPhone and Android.

Photo credit @ReneRitchie twitter

Apple recently released the iOS 8.3 beta 2 to developers.  This gives the developers a chance to work with and prepare their apps for upcoming release, all though if you have a Apple developer account you can get access to the upcoming software.  Just keep in mind what beta means, it's not finished and of course there are bugs.  But anyway, for many of my readers the news you have been waiting for, there are going to be new and more diverse emojis in the 8.3 iOS update!  They are even updating flags in it as well. 

Also Apple has decided to start doing a public beta program for iOS the same way they did with OS X.  So in March you will be able to test and provide feedback and provide information to Apple engineers on the forthcoming iOS release.  The Apple Seed program is by invitation only but you can sign up for the OS X beta program without being invited. 

~ChicDivaGeek

On Saturday February 28th, 2015, The NOBEL Women (National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women) are holding a 1 day technology workshop for girls ages 8-18.  This workshop focuses on technology and the internet and engaging our young women early on so that they can be prepared to work in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields. 

This is so needed as young girls of color are a minority in this field and it's important that we invest in our youth.  Most girls aren't even aware of the vast opportunities in the STEM fields but hopefully with organizations like this and events such as these, we can show them and engage them.  Where were these events when I was younger? The event is free but you must register by February 23rd! 

                           

So unless you've been living under a rock, you know that winter is coming ( I couldn't resist).  Check out the trailer for season 5 of Game of Thrones.  The new season starts April 12 on HBO.

~ChicDivaGeek

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