Articles by Aaron Mamiit
Lenovo CTO: We Will Not Include Superfish Software In Any Devices In Future
Lenovo CTO Peter Hortensius apologized for the Superfish adware that came pre-installed in Lenovo computers. However, the damage has been done, and the company is now facing a lawsuit related to the adware.
Verizon LG G3 Android 5.0.1 Lollipop Update Starts Rolling Out: What To Know
A handful of Verizon subscribers have received the Android 5.0.1 Lollipop update on their LG G3 smartphones, which may mean that the widespread release is coming soon.
Honda Motor CEO To Step Down In June Following Air Bag And Quality Issues
The 61-year-old Takanobu Ito will be replaced by the 55-year-old Takahiro Hachigo, after Ito's cost-cutting moves was met with disdain by local suppliers.
Microsoft Leak Shows Location-Sharing Mobile App People Sense
People Sense is a new location-sharing app that Microsoft is reportedly developing that will allow users to find out exactly where their friends are.
UFC Fight Night 61: Frank Mir Knocks Out Antonio Silva In Less Than Two Minutes
In his comeback fight, Frank Mir knocks out Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva in less than two minutes. Mir took a year off from the UFC to give time for his body to heal from several injuries.
Best HTC One M9 Images Leak Online Prior To MWC 2015
With the official launch of HTC's new flagship smartphone just over a week away, full device renders of the One M9 have reportedly been discovered in a retail website.
What's The Best LG Smartphone To Buy? LG G3 Vs G2 Vs. G Pro 2 Vs. G Flex
LG Android-based smartphones have found their niche among specific users worldwide with models such as the company's most recent flagship, the G3.
Apple Pay Quick Guide: How It Works, How To Setup, How To Use, And Where You Can Use
More users are setting up their iPhones to be able to use the Apple Pay. The mobile payments system has found success since its launch in October 2014.
Google Faces Russian Antitrust Probe Following Yandex Complaint
Yandex claims that Google is forcing manufacturers of Android-based devices to pre-install Google apps. In addition, Google is allegedly blocking apps by rival companies from being pre-installed in Android devices.
Microsoft Acted When Lenovo Dithered: Updated Windows Defender Now Can Remove Superfish Adware
Microsoft has updated its Windows Defender antivirus solution to be able to detect and delete the Superfish adware from affected computers.
Galaxy S6 Specs, Design Rumors Roundup: 16MP Camera, Metal/Glass Body, Dual Curved Edge And More
Samsung has been sending out cryptic tweets recently. The messages seem to hint at the features of the upcoming Galaxy S6.
2016 Mercedes-Maybach Pullman Reeks Of Luxury But Not Many Can Afford It
The new Mercedes Benz Maybach Pullman, which will cost at least over half a million dollars, is an updated version of the original Pullman 600 that Mercedes Benz released in 1963.
Android Users, Beware Of PowerOffHijack: This Malware Spies On You After Faking Phone Shutdown
The malware applies and acquires for the root permission to be able to inject a code that hijacks the shutdown function of the device. The malware can then initiate outgoing calls, take photos and other tasks.
Hackers Still In U.S. State Department Email System Three Months After First Discovery
Hackers are still in the unclassified email systems of the State Department, as investigators are seeing signs of hacker tools being tweaked as soon as they are found and blocked.
SuperFish Is Not A Good Catch If You Own A Lenovo Laptop: Here's What It Can Do
The Superfish Visual Discovery software, which aims to provide Lenovo laptop users with advertisements, also provides hackers and spies with an open channel to breach the security systems of computers.
Android 5.1 Lollipop Reportedly Rolling Out In March: What We Know So Far
A maintenance release by Google scheduled in March could be the rollout of Android 5.1 Lollipop. Users are expecting the update to fix several issues found in Android 5.0 Lollipop.
University Of California's Proposed Tuition Fee Increase Postponed
The delay in tuition fee increase is the latest move in a budget standoff between UC President Janet Napolitano and state Democrats, including Governor Jerry Brown.
Certified Pre-Owned Car Sales Figures Reached New Heights In 2014
The average price of used cars hit a record high $16,800 in 2014, which is a 5.7 percent increase compared to the average price in the previous year.
Motorola CEO Disses Apple Products: Apple Is Not The Future As It Charges 'Outrageous Prices'
Motorola President Rick Osterloh responded to comments made by Apple lead designer Jony Ive that attacked the company's Moto Maker program.
Apple Watch May Succeed Where Android Wear Has Failed: The Numbers Say It All
Apple's production plan for its upcoming Apple Watch signal that the device could largely eclipse its competition of Android Wear smartwatches.
BlackBerry Butt Heads Again With Ryan Seacrest Startup Over Typo Keyboard
Despite a redesign, the Typo 2 case of Typo Products still infringed on patents held by BlackBerry, prompting the company to file a new complaint.
Apple's Planned Foray Into The Automotive Industry Risky Business Says GM CEO
Retired General Motors CEO Dan Akerson warned that Apple should not enter the automobile industry, amid reports that the iPhone maker is developing an electric vehicle.
Pivotal Goes Big Time For Big Data: Open Sources Greenplum Database, Gemfire, Pivotal HD, And Pivotal HAWQ
Pivotal has agreed to open source its analytics database Greenplum, its NoSQL database GemFire and Hadoop data set SQL analysis software Hawq.
Confirmed: Rolls-Royce To Produce High-Bodied Vehicle It Does Not Want To Call SUV
The currently unnamed vehicle will only be the fourth model that Rolls-Royce has ever released, and is in the early developmental stages. The car is capable of driving across 'any terrain.'
U.S. Sets Rules For Exports Of Military And Commercial Drones
The government of the United States has established an export policy for military and commercial drones. Countries that purchase armed drones are first required to agree to certain conditions.
Samsung Hints You Don't Need Cords: Galaxy S6 Might Come With Fast Wireless Charging Feature
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone may have a wireless charging feature, as the company has posted an article about the technology on its official blog.
Apple Dropped Apple Watch Plan As Ultimate Health-Monitoring Wearable: What Could Have Been?
A report by the Wall Street Journal revealed that the Apple Watch was initially meant to be primarily a state-of-the-art gadget to monitor the health of its wearer.
This Cute Dino Toy By Elemental Path Packs IBM Watson For Its Brain
CogniToys by Elemental Path are next-generation dinosaur toys using IBM Watson to learn and grow with children.
False Gunman Announcement Causes Panic At Los Angeles Airport
A false announcement by an unidentified individual of a gunman on the loose in the LAX caused panic among passengers, sending them running onto the tarmac.
Princeton Receives Rare Book, Manuscript Collection Worth $300 Million: What's Included Will Make Your Jaw Drop
Collectively known as the Scheide Library, the collection includes around 2,500 rare books and manuscripts such as the 1455 Gutenberg Bible. The Scheide family began the collection in 1865.
