Articles by Amy Gordon
Hackers Threaten Apple: If No Ransom Paid, iPhones Will Be Remotely Wiped
Turkish Hackers have threatened that they will wipe out iPhones remotely unless Apple agrees to pay their ransom demand. The hackers have stated that they will wipe out 200 million iCloud accounts if their demands are not met.
Logitech Reveals New Education-Focused Accessories For 9.7-Inch iPad
Logitech launched its Rugged Combo keyboard case for the newly launched 9.7-inch iPad. This product has been designed especially for students and can be used inside classrooms.
April The Giraffe: All You Need To Know About The Animal
April the giraffe has been in the news because of the livestream that showed off her every move prior to the delivery of her fourth calf. Pregnancy and delivery are very different in the giraffe world than it is for humans.
Tesla Model X Avoids Big Crash: Instant Torque Saves The Day
Tesla Model X's instant torque prevented a major accident recently. This is not the first time when the instant acceleration successfully foiled a major road mishap.
Meet iPhone 7 Plus Retro: Vintage Design, Multicolor Apple Logo And More
The iPhone 7 Plus can be snagged in a vintage look courtesy of accessory maker Colorware. The iPhone 7 Plus Retro is available in limited quantities and will set consumers back by $1899.
Colon Cancer: Symptoms You Should Not Ignore
Researchers have found that most people ignore symptoms that could be an indicator of colon or other forms of cancer. These symptoms may be a warning sign for cancer and early detection may save more lives.
Exynos 8895 On Samsung Galaxy S8+ Beats Snapdragon 835 Variant On GeekBench
The Exynos 8895 has defeated the Snapdragon 835 in the GeekBench scores for the Samsung Galaxy S8+. However, the scores may alter after the release of Galaxy S8+ on March 29.
Intel Kicks Off Bounty Program: Reward Of Up To $30,000 For Spotting Hardware Vulnerabilities
Intel has launched its first bug bounty program to secure its hardware, software and firmware. Researchers are encouraged to discover faults in Intel's systems and can get a reward of up to $30,000 for finding vulnerabilities.
Colon Cancer Cases On The Rise In US: All You Need To Know
Colon cancer has become a threat for Americans as it is the second leading cause for cancer-related deaths in the United States. However, the good news is that there are plenty of ways to reduce and counter the risks posed by colon cancer.
Microsoft Surface Book 2 Rumors: New Clamshell Design, Launching In April
Microsoft may ditch the 2-in-1 design for its Surface Book 2 and opt for a clamshell look instead. The upcoming laptop could possibly be priced lower than its predecessor and launch in April.
Bosch Partners With Nvidia For Developing AI-Powered Self-Driving Car System
Nvidia has announced that the company would collaborate with automotive supplier Bosch to develop AI-powered autonomous cars. These cars would use the recently launched Xavier chips from Nvidia.
Apple To Launch 4 iPads: Are You Ready For 12.9-Inch iPad Pro 2, iPad Mini Pro, And More?
Apple will apparently launch the next-gen iPad Pro models in 12.9-inch and 9.7-inch variants. It will also launch the iPad Mini Pro and a 10.5-inch iPad Pro tablet in multiple colors and storage options.
Google May Release Android 7.1.2 Nougat To Nexus, Pixel Devices On April 3
Google may release Android 7.1.2 Nougat publicly in the beginning of April for its Nexus and Google Pixel devices. Unfortunately, the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 will not benefit from the update.
Stop Reusing Or Rotating Passwords, They Are Easy To Crack
Data scientists found that reusing passwords leaves the user vulnerable to hacking. They also revealed that even the most complex passwords of 10 characters can be compromised in a month using hacking programs.
Bogoslof Volcano In Alaska Erupts Spewing Ash Clouds
The Bogoslof Volcano in Alaska, which has exploded for more than 35 times, has erupted again and resulted in an ash cloud. The explosion lasted for 12 minutes but has not made the AVO issue aviation warning.
Two People Critically Ill After Consuming Toxic Tea In San Francisco
Two people in San Francisco have been poisoned by a herbal tea which contained traces of the toxic aconite. The health department is investigating the matter and has asked people not to consume the said tea.
Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ dbrand Skins Available For Preorder Under $10
Accessory maker dbrand has revealed two collections of phone skins for the impending Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphones. Those interested can preorder the skins for under $10 now.
California May Soon See Companies Testing Self-Driving Cars Without A Steering
According to a new proposal, California may soon allow testing of autonomous cars in its roads. This new policy would allow car companies to test these vehicles without a back up driver as well as steering wheels.
Google Confirms Hardware Problem With Pixel Smartphones, Owners Will Have To Return Devices To Get A Fix
Some Google Pixel users were experiencing hardware issues regarding their microphones. Google has confirmed that devices with these issues would be recalled and the problem would be fixed.
China Mulls Advanced Spacecraft Capable Of Moon Landing
China is gearing up to launch its first spacecraft that could be operated in low-Earth orbit and also capable of moon landing. This advanced spacecraft can carry three or four astronauts to the moon.
Airbus Shows Off Its Amazing Flying Car Concept At Geneva Motor Show
Airbus revealed its first futuristic concept of a flying car dubbed the Pop.Up System. The vehicle will feature a module along with a drone which will be able to lift the module off the ground and travel to different locations.
Scientists Create 'Time Crystals,' A New Form Of Matter
After months of research, scientists have finally come up with a new form of matter which they are calling 'Time Crystals'. These crystals are said to have thermal equilibrium and as a result of which, they remain in motion eternally.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Clones Surfacing In China Prior To Official Launch
The Samsung Galaxy S8 has been cloned in China even before its official release. A series of pictures posted on a popular Chinese social networking site shows off the knockoff of the Galaxy S8 smartphone.
Naples Tops The Chart As The Healthiest, Happiest City In US
Naples has become the happiest and healthiest city in the United States for the second time in a row. To have a better life, one can use the nine golden rules followed by Naples' residents.
OnePlus 3 Starts Receiving Google Assistant As OTA Update
OnePlus 3 users have received or will very soon start receiving Google Assistant on their phone. OnePlus will be pushing out Google’s AI in the form of an over-the-air (OTA) update.
NASA Planning To Land Craft On Metal Asteroid 16 Psyche
NASA intends to send a new mission to the giant metal asteroid dubbed 16 Psyche in 2023. The spacecraft will study the composition of 16 Psyche to offer deeper insight into its formation
Children Can Inherit Obesity From Their Parents, New Study Says
New findings by University of Sussex researchers have revealed that children inherit obesity from their parents. The BMI count of the parents directly affects that of the child, making them obese.
Microsoft Gearing Up To Launch HoloLens V3 Headset In 2019?
Microsoft is allegedly skipping its second iteration of the HoloLens headset in favor of a version three. New reports suggest that the HoloLens V3 headset will be launched in 2019 and may revolutionize mixed reality.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Leaked User Manual Hints At Magnetic Keyboard Dock, S Pen Support And More
The user manual of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 has leaked online. The screenshots of the manual offers an elaborate look into the design, features and specs of the upcoming tablet.
Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge Start Getting Android 7.0 Nougat On AT&T
After T-Mobile, AT&T has started pushing out the Android 7.0 Nougat update for the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. The OTA update for the two smartphones is being pushed out in phases.
