Articles by Aaron Mamiit
Still Looking For The Google Pixel XL? You Can Buy One At Amazon, But For $1,500
A supply crunch has made it very difficult for customers to purchase Google's Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. Amazon is offering the 128 GB model of the Pixel XL, but at an exorbitant price of just over $1,500.
Apple Pencil 2 Rumored To Be Unveiled In March With New iPad Pro: Here Are Some Possible Features
There are rumors that the Apple Pencil 2 will be unveiled in March alongside new models for the iPad Pro. What new features could the updated accessory offer to users?
Faraday Future, Once Hyped As A Tesla Motors Killer, Is In Deep Trouble: Here's What's Happening
A lengthy report by Business Insider revealed that Faraday Future is 'in shambles,' according to eight unnamed sources. The electric car company, once hyped as a legitimate challenger to Tesla Motors, is possibly facing insurmountable challenges.
'Overwatch' To Celebrate Chinese New Year With 'Year Of The Rooster' Event: Skins For Mei, D.Va Revealed In Teasers
Blizzard will be celebrating the Chinese New Year in 'Overwatch' through the upcoming Year of the Rooster event. Teaser videos have revealed that Mei and D.Va will be getting legendary skins.
Nintendo To Finally Launch 'Super Mario Run' For Android In March: The Wait Is Almost Over
Through its Japanese Twitter account, Nintendo revealed that the Android version of 'Super Mario Run' will be released in March. For Android device owners who are looking forward to enjoying the game, the wait is almost over.
Apple Blamed For Allowing Texting While Driving: Will The Lawsuit Hold Up In Court?
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Apple for allowing texting while driving. The lawsuit claims that Apple has had the technology to prevent the dangerous practice but has so far refused to implement it.
ZTE Reveals Specs Of Crowdsourced Hawkeye: Don't Expect Much From The Eye-Tracking, Self-Adhesive Smartphone
ZTE has finally revealed the specifications of the Hawkeye, the self-adhesive smartphone with eye-tracking technology that won the company's Project CSX crowdsourcing initiative. The device currently has a special price of $199 through its Kickstarter page.
Questions For The Nintendo Switch: Here Are The Things We Still Don't Know About The Hybrid Console
Nintendo has revealed many important details regarding the Nintendo Switch, including its $299 price tag and global launch date of March 3. However, there are still some questions that remain unanswered for the console, and here are the biggest ones.
Google Will Launch Android One In the United States This Year: Here's The Reason Behind The Move
A report claims that Google will expand Android One into the United States this year, with the first smartphone under the program to be released before the middle of 2017. Here is why such a move makes sense for Google.
'Overwatch' Director Talks About The Game's PTR: Rewards For Participants Hinted, D.Va Nerf Backlash Addressed
'Overwatch' director Jeff Kaplan discussed the multiplayer shooter's PTR in the latest developer update video. Kaplan hinted that rewards could possibly come to participants, and addresses the backlash against the planned nerfs to D.Va.
Google To Launch LG Watch Sport, LG Watch Style On Feb. 9: First Smartwatches Powered By Android Wear 2.0
Google will be launching the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style on Feb. 9. These two smartwatches will be the first devices to be powered by Android Wear 2.0.
'Ark: Survival Evolved' Mod Replaces Dinosaurs With Pokémon: Try It Now Before It's Taken Down
A mod for 'Ark: Survival Evolved' named 'Pokémon Evolved' replaces the dinosaurs in the game with 30 different types of Pokémon. The mod is increasing in popularity, but it might be taken down soon.
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Launched For $30, But You Probably Won't Buy It
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched the Compute Module 3 for $30 and the Compute Module 3 Lite for $25. However, most users will probably not buy the modules, and here's why.
Researchers Develop Lithium-Ion Battery That Will Not Catch Fire: Too Late For The Samsung Galaxy Note 7
One of the biggest problems in modern consumer technology is exploding lithium-ion batteries. To address the issue, researchers have created a version of the battery that will not catch fire.
Google Assistant Could Soon Allow Users To Make Payments Through Voice Commands
A string of code found in the latest Google App beta hints that a payments feature is coming soon to the Google Assistant. The feature will allow users to make payments by issuing voice commands.
Apple Rumored To Release 15-Inch MacBook Pro With Up To 32 GB Of RAM In Q4
Famed KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Apple will release a 15-inch MacBook Pro in the fourth quarter that will have 32 GB of RAM as an option. The move will be made possible by Intel's Kaby Lake processors.
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controllers: Here's Everything We Know About The Cool New Accessories
The Joy-Con controllers play an important role in allowing the hybrid nature of the upcoming Nintendo Switch. Here is everything that we know regarding the cool new accessories for the hybrid console.
The LG G6 Will Be Safe From Overheating: It Will Not Explode Like The Samsung Galaxy Note 7
LG has promised that the LG G6 will be safe from overheating issues, unlike the literally explosive Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The company is pushing the safety credentials of the smartphone, as safety is now a major concern among consumers.
Samsung Has Identified Reason For Galaxy Note 7 Explosions, Source Says: Not Hardware Nor Software, Just The Battery
Samsung has identified the reason for the Galaxy Note 7 explosions, according to an anonymous source. The culprit is the smartphone's battery, which is not a new finding but eliminates possibilities that the hardware or software were also at fault.
Next 'Titanfall 2' Update Will Add Fast And Frantic Pilot-Only 'Live Fire' Mode, Three New Maps
The next update for 'Titanfall 2' will add a fast and frantic Pilot-only mode named Live Fire. Developer Respawn also said that it will soon reveal its roadmap for the next couple of months for upcoming new game content.
Nintendo Switch Sold Out At GameStop, Preorders Already Unavailable Everywhere Else: Shades Of NES Classic Edition Supply Shortage?
Preorders for the Nintendo Switch are no longer available on GameStop, and on any other retailer. Will the hybrid console suffer from the same supply shortage issues that plagued the NES Classic Edition?
'Titanfall: Frontline' Canceled After Closed Beta: Here's Why The Spin-Off Mobile Card Game Was Shut Down
Mobile digital card game 'Titanfall: Frontline' has been canceled after its closed beta version. Here is the reason why developer Respawn decided to shut down the 'Titanfall' spin-off project.
Lucasfilm Debunks Rumors Of Digital Princess Leia In Future 'Star Wars' Films
There were rumors that Carrie Fisher, who passed away late last year, will be digitally recreated in future Star Wars films as Princess Leia. Lucasfilm, however, has now responded to debunk the reports.
Blizzard Swinging The 'Overwatch' Banhammer Again, This Time Against New 'Nuking' Cheat: Play Fair, Guys!
Blizzard is swinging the banhammer against 'Overwatch' cheaters once again, as it cracks down on a new cheating tool known as nuking. The company continues to keep its promise of maintaining a fun and fair experience for the multiplayer shooter.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler Warns Against Net Neutrality Repeal Before Stepping Down: 'Where's The Fire?'
In his final public speech before stepping down as FCC chairman, Tom Wheeler defended net neutrality and the Open Internet Order. The policies are in danger of being repealed under the incoming Trump administration.
'Ultra Street Fighter II' Coming To Nintendo Switch, But Will You Be Able To Play It Properly?
'Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers' has been announced an upcoming fighting game for the Nintendo Switch. However, will gamers be able to play the title properly on the hybrid console's controllers?
Amazon To Add 100,000 Jobs In The United States Over Next 18 Months: Should Credit Go To Trump?
Amazon plans to add 100,000 full-time jobs in the United States over the next 18 months, and the team of President-elect Donald Trump was quick in taking credit. However, the jobs might not be what Trump wanted in his campaign.
Apple Looking To Expand Apple Music By Offering Original TV Shows And Movies: Should Netflix, Spotify, And Amazon Worry?
Apple is said to be thinking about producing original TV shows and movies, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The original content will be made available to Apple Music subscribers who pay the monthly fee of $10.
Still Waiting For 'Half-Life 3'? Don't Hold Your Breath Because 'There Is No Such Thing,' Says Valve Insider
A Valve insider revealed that 'Half-Life 3' and 'Half-Life 2: Episode Three' will likely never happen. If you have been waiting for Valve to release these games, it might be time to give up on that dream.
Blizzard Explains Why Overwatch Patch Lowers Armor And Damage Of D.Va: Is The Nerf Really Necessary?
The 1.7 update for 'Overwatch' lowered the armor and damage of gamer girl D.Va, decreasing her survivability and combat effectiveness. D.Va's famous voice line is "nerf this!", but is this really necessary?
