Articles by Aaron Mamiit
PlayStation 4 update 2.01 coming soon, includes fix for Rest Mode issue: Sony
Version 2.01 for the PlayStation 4 software, which will be released soon, looks to fix the rest mode problem that users have started to encounter in Version 2.00.
Oculus Rift virtual reality headset for consumers just months away: Brendan Iribe
According to Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe, the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset is months away from being launched into the consumer market, not years.
NHTSA investigates Honda for possible reporting delay of Takata airbag issues
The NHTSA has the authority to impose a fine of up to $35 million on car companies that fail to file proper and timely reports on fatalities and injuries.
Google Nexus 9 review roundup: Is it an iPad killer?
The Nexus 9, successor to the Nexus 7, is looking to take a fair share of the tablet computer market especially as the holiday shopping season starts to loom around the corner.
Wristband drone grabs Intel Make It Wearable challenge $500,000 top prize
The Nixie quadcopter can be worn while wrapped around the user's wrist. The drone will then be able to launch into the air to capture images from hard-to-reach locations.
AppDynamics rolls out Application Analytics, updates collaboration tools
Application Analytics is a new feature in the AppDynamics platform made for the usage of business managers. The Fall update of the platform also includes a new feature named the Virtual War Room.
Lockheed F-35C completes first landing on aircraft carrier [Video]
The F-35C's successful landing is a significant milestone for the $399 billion program, which is the biggest weapons project ever undertaken by the Pentagon.
$37 million: Amount Dignity Health will settle for overbilling Medicare, military health program
Dignity Health will have to pay $37 million in settlement of charges against the hospital chain related to overcharging patients. The case was brought to light through a lawsuit filed by a former employee.
Single blood test to screen many cancer types may soon become reality
Researchers in the UK have identified over 800 blood markers found among cancer patients, which could lead to the development of a single blood screening test that will provide early detection for different cancer types.
Apple Watch coming in the Spring: Apple SVP of retail Angela Ahrendts
According to Angela Ahrendts, Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail and Online Stores, the Apple Watch will be launching in the Spring of 2015. The launch date was revealed in a video message sent to retail employees.
Ferguson no-fly zone during protests purportedly to keep media out?
According to recorded telephone conversations, police made the airspace around Ferguson a no-fly zone not for general safety, but to keep media helicopters from covering the violent demonstrations being staged in the city after the shooting of Michael Brown.
Deadline iOS app can predict when you will die
Deadline, which uses data obtained by Apple's HealthKit app, predicts how much time a user has left in life down to the very second.
Samsung drums up antitrust concerns against Microsoft in Android patent licensing lawsuit
Samsung is seeking the invalidation of an agreement with Microsoft for royalty payments on the sales of Android-based devices. The company claims Microsoft violated the collaboration agreement signed between the two parties in 2011.
Microsoft's $199 Band: Why the fitness tracker could rank among top holiday gifts of 2014
The $199 cross-platform Microsoft Band could become one of the top players in the upcoming holiday season.
Nexus 6 preorder hits Google Play Store and it's sold out already
Most users awaiting for the Nexus 6 to open for preorders might have seen the 'Coming Soon' tag on the Google Play Store instantly become 'Out of Stock.' The smartphone is already sold out.
FCC mulls 'hybrid' net neutrality plan: Here's why it's not popular
The FCC is proposing a 'hybrid' net neutrality plan that would regulate only a portion of the business of broadband Internet providers. The move does not impress advocates of equal access.
Police can demand suspects to unlock smartphone with fingerprint: Virginia Court
A Virginia Circuit Court rules that it is legal for authorities to order a suspect to unlock a smartphone using the suspect's fingerprint. The ruling also says the police no longer have to ask for the passcode.
Amazon workforce diversity report reveals gender gap: No surprises here
Amazon's global workforce is predominantly male and white, similar to the trend of most tech companies. However, its workforce shows more diversity compared to companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter.
NASA discovers spot where LADEE smacked the moon: Here's how it could confirm crash site
NASA has spotted where the LADEE spacecraft crashed into the surface of the moon. The location was discovered by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Century-old time capsule may never reveal its secrets: Mysterious copper box moved from Washington Monument to museum
A mysterious copper box was discovered in the Washington Monument in Baltimore during a restoration project. What could the time capsule be holding inside?
Leopard frog call leads to discovery of new species in NYC: Hello, Rana kauffeldi
A researcher from Rutgers University and his team have discovered a new frog species in New York and New Jersey after comparing its mating call and genetics to the other leopard frogs in the region.
MIT planetary scientist has bizarre plan of sending humans to Mars: Use asteroids as stepping stones
Richard Binzel from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology believes that asteroids could serve as stepping stones for astronauts to reach Mars. He suggested that NASA should first map all the asteroids between Earth and Mars.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope spots ghost light from stars of long-dead galaxies in Pandora's Cluster
The Hubble spotted ghostly light coming from stars that were ejected from within ancient galaxies in Pandora's Cluster. The observations will allow astronomers to understand the evolution of galaxy clusters.
Wonder why some people die from Ebola while others survive? Ask the mice
A study done on a special kind of mice could explain why some people die from Ebola and others survive. While almost 5,000 people have been killed by the virus, thousands have also recovered.
Forget humanoids. Future robots might look like ostriches, emus, or dinosaurs, experts say
Future designs of robots may look like running birds, as these animals are unmatched in terms of speed, conservation of energy and the ability to prevent themselves from falling over.
Scientists make strides in understanding space weather. Why is it important to us?
The sun releases millions of tons of plasma gas into space, which are called solar winds. The solar winds can then react to the Earth's magnetic field, creating intense geomagnetic storms.
Meet APT28, Russian-backed malware for gathering intelligence from governments, militaries: Report
A report by FireEye determined that the hacker group APT28 is working for the government of Russia, and has been breaking into computer networks for the past seven years.
Autism screening, treatment may get better as experts identify more than 100 genes linked to disorder
Progress has been made in the research for the identification of which genes cause autism. Better genetic screening leads to early intervention, which would produce more optimal outcomes.
Google rolls out Google Fit for Android. Hello, Apple HealthKit
Google has launched the Google Fit app, which is the company's response to Apple's HealthKit.
White House detects, addresses sustained cyberattack. Who is the culprit?
White House officials revealed that hackers have breached the unclassified portions of its computer networks. Cybersecurity experts attempt to repel the attack.
