Articles by Aaron Mamiit
Apple's Move To iOS Discovered To Be A Copy Of An Existing App
Android news website Phandroid discovered that Apple's Move to iOS app is basically a rebranded copy of Media Mushroom's Copy My Data.
Gamestop To Swap Digital Codes For Physical Discs In Console Bundles: Who Wins?
GameStop will now be replacing digital copies of games in console bundles with physical discs, continuing what it started with the 'Madden NFL 16' bundles.
#IStandWithAhmed: Support Pours Out To Wrongly Arrested 14-Year-Old Inventor
Ahmed Mohamed was wrongly arrested as his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb. Support poured out for the 14-year-old inventor as the #IStandWithAhmed hashtag took Twitter by storm.
Samsung's Galaxy S3, Other Older Smartphones Banned From The Market For Copying Apple's iPhone
A United States federal appeals court has ruled to block Samsung from selling several older models of its smartphones in the country after overturning the ruling of only monetary damages for Samsung's infringement on Apple's patents.
Microsoft Working On Fix For Windows 10 Mobile Update That Breaks Phones
The latest Windows 10 Mobile build includes new features, improvements and bug fixes. However, some users found their smartphones broken after installing the operating system.
Excited For iOS 9? Some Users Have To Wait Due To Failed Download Attempts
Some users are experiencing problems in downloading the over-the-air iOS 9 update, forcing them to wait before they can get their hands on Apple's new mobile operating system.
Google Glass Revived As Project Aura Leading To Google's Hiring Spree
Google seems to have launched Project Aura, the company's new wearable technology initiative, back in June. One of the group's tasks is reviving Google Glass.
GM To Pay $900M Over Criminal Case Settlement On Deadly Ignition Switches
General Motors has agreed to pay $900 million to end a criminal investigation into how it handled defective ignition switches that have been linked to 124 deaths.
China Building U.S. Government Employee Database: What Is It For?
Chinese hackers are developing an exhaustive profile of United States government employees using data stolen from a variety of high-profile data breaches.
Ready For A Workout Boost? Spotify Running Now Out On Android
The Spotify Running feature, which was first launched in May, now comes to the Android version of the music streaming service. Spotify selects music through the runner's pace and listening preference.
Anybody Can Now Sell Things On Twitter Using 'Buy' Buttons
Startup Stripe has launched Relay, which will make it easier for users to sell things on third-party apps that support Stripe, including Twitter.
Sorry, No Drones Allowed For Pope's US Visit
Drones will not be allowed to fly in New York, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. from Sept. 22 to Sept. 27, as Pope Francis will make his first visit to the United States.
Apple Reveals 87 Percent Adoption Rate for iOS 8 As iOS 9 Release Looms: Is That A Good Number?
With iOS 9 set to be launched on Sept. 16, Apple revealed that the outgoing iOS 8 has an adoption rate of 87 percent among all compatible devices.
Lawsuit Accuses Twitter Of Eavesdropping On Direct Messages
The lawsuit claims that Twitter intercepts, reads and alters private messages, with no consent or knowledge of its users, with one example being the replacement of URLs contained in direct messages to custom hyperlinks created by the social media service.
Guilty: Google Found To Have Abused Market Position In Russia
The investigation into Google was launched after a complaint by Yandex, a rival company based in Russia.
Uber Opens Registration For Business Profiles To Lure Corporate Riders
Business Profiles, a part of the Uber for Business initiative, will allow riders to easily switch between accounts that are used for business trips and for personal usage.
Super Smash Bros. To Receive Super Mario Maker Stage [Video]
Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo 3DS will soon receive a stage inspired by Super Mario Maker. The stage will be built at the start of each match, and will be different each time.
Meet The F-Pace: Jaguar's First-Ever SUV
Jaguar's F-Pace will carry a price tag of about $48,000 and could possibly be the luxury car company's best-selling model. Jaguar is looking to appeal to a younger audience and families with the SUV.
Sphero's Star Wars BB-8 Droid Now Supports Voice Commands On Android
Android users can now use voice commands for the Sphero BB-8 Droid, which is a robotic ball made in the likeness of the Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens character.
Android Battery Drain Problems? Purdue's HUSH Will Help You Out
Researchers from Purdue University created HUSH, a free tool that can reduce the battery drain caused by apps in Android devices by as much as 16 percent.
iPhone 6s Preorders Are Up: Rose Gold and 6s Plus Prove Popular
Customers are now sending in their preorders for Apple's upcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, which will be released on Sept. 25. However, there are already some colors and capacities that have had their shipping dates pushed back.
Ready For The Protoss? Blizzard Unveils Opening Cinematic, Release Date For 'Starcraft 2: Legacy Of The Void'
Blizzard unveiled the opening cinematic of the Protoss-focused StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void which features amazing battle sequences, along with the game's release date.
Mission Impossible? Xerox PARC Develops Self-Destructing Chip For Protecting User Data
The self-destructing chip can be sent a command to break apart into thousands of small pieces, making reconstruction of the computer component impossible and protecting all the data it contained.
First Unboxing Of Fourth-Gen Apple TV With Siri Remote [Video]
Andru Edwards, the host and editor-in-chief of YouTube channel Gear Live, uploaded the first ever unboxing of the fourth-generation Apple TV with Siri Remote.
FCC Demands Lyft Stop Robocalls, Automated Texts
Lyft provides customers the option to stop receiving unwanted robocalls and automated text messages, but doing so would prevent them from using the ride-sharing service.
Sony Now Says Waterproof Xperia Smartphones Should NOT Be Used Underwater: Why?
Despite previous marketing campaigns showing waterproof Xperia smartphones being used underwater, Sony is now saying that users should not use the devices while submerged.
Another Lesson From Ashley Madison Hack: Don't Use Terrible Passwords
Cracked passwords from the hack on Ashley Madison reveal the disappointing trend that users continue to use weak passwords to protect their online accounts.
Sorry, No Dark System Theme For Android 6.0 Marshmallow
The experimental feature Dark Theme, which was added to the Android 6.0 Marshmallow Developer Preview, will not be included in the final build of Google's upcoming mobile operating system.
DJI Unveils Micro Four Thirds Aerial Cameras For Inspire 1 Drones
DJI's Zenmuse X5 and the Zenmuse X5R are the first aerial cameras with Micro Four Thirds sensors that are commercially available.
Elon Musk Wants To Nuke Mars: Why This Could Be A Good Idea
After suggesting that thermonuclear bombs be detonated on Mars, Stephen Colbert labeled SpaceX and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk a supervillain.
