Articles by April Fowell
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Google’s Duo and Meet Will Be Combined Into a Single Platform
Google is combining two of its video-calling apps: the Meet and Duo, into a single platform. Google is combining two of its video-calling apps: the Meet and Duo into a single platform.
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Twitter Retains WFH Setup, Could It End Once Elon Musk’s Purchase is Finalized?
Twitter is one of the big social media companies that are not getting rid of its Work-From-Home (WFH) setup for its employees, but it may change soon.
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#TechTimesLifeHack: 3 Best Meal Planning Apps in 2022
With so many meal-planning apps on the market, it can be hard to decide which one is right for you and your busy life. But today, we're going to help you with the decision by listing the best meal-planning apps in 2022.
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Sierra Space Announces Strategic Partnership With Spirit Aerosystems For Its Dream Chaser
Sierra Space recently announced its strategic partnership with Spirit Aerosystems to produce cargo modules for its Dream Chaser Vehicles.
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‘Cooking Mama’ is Coming to Apple Arcade, Along With Other Japanese-Developed Games
Three well-known games from Japanese developers will be coming to Apple Arcade this month. Three well-known games from Japanese developers will be coming to Apple Arcade this month.
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Scientists Finally Discovered Why Neptune and Uranus Have Different Shades of Blue
Uranus is a bit less blue than Neptune, and an international team of researchers investigated this. Neptune and Uranus are two planets in our solar system that share several similarities, especially their colors.
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Microsoft Excel Drops Several Features: What are They?
Microsoft will be dropping several features in Excel. Microsoft will be dropping several features in Excel. In 2020, the company introduced Money in Excel, which allowed users to connect their financial data to Excel sheets.
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Linux Malware To Watch Out For in 2022
Linux attacks are prevalent and it's important to know what you are up against to better prepare for such attacks.
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Mintlify Uses Artificial Intelligence To Address Software Documentation Challenges, Raises $2.8 Million
Mintlify, which automates software documentation tasks announced that it raised $2.8 million in a seed round led by Bain Capital Ventures. The startup developing software's CEO Han Wang said that the proceeds will go to product development and double their staff. Currently, Mintlify is a three-person team.
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Skit Beta 3.0 Releases New Features: Here's What You Have to Know
App manager Skit is one of the newest third-party apps today and is bringing a lot of new features. App manager Skit is one of the newest third-party apps today and is bringing a lot of new features.
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Indiana Jones Game Isn’t Exclusive to Xbox — Will It Be Coming to PS5?
MachineGames is working on the Indiana Jones game, but it seems that it won't just be exclusive to Xbox.
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4 Planets In Our Solar System Will Be In Rare Alignment and Visible To The Naked Eye In June 2022
Four planets in our solar system are set to be in line on June 24, 2022. Four planets in our solar system are set to be in line on June 24, 2022. Venus will be in the ESE about 6 degrees above the horizon at 04:30, while Mars and Jupiter will be 15 degrees high and Saturn about 20 degrees, aligned at an angle of 30 degrees to the horizon to the west of the sun, along with the crescent moon.
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‘Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II’ is Coming to Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Switch users, one of the best Star Wars games will be coming to Switch. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: Sith Lords will be released for Nintendo Switch on June 8, 2022
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MIT Researchers Used AI to Make Traffic Go Smoothly and Reduce Fuel Consumption and Emissions
MIT researchers have found a way for drivers to avoid idling at red lights through Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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Dark Mode is Coming To Microsoft Word’s Web App
Microsoft Word web app will be having a dark more feature. Microsoft Word web app will be having a dark more feature. The roadmap entry released by Microsoft states that users who use the web app will now be able to enjoy the dark more feature.
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Scientists Discover a New Type of Magnetic Wave via Swarm Satellites
Scientists have discovered a new type of magnetic wave across Earth's outer core using the European Space Agency's (ESA) Swarm satellite mission.
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Twitter Circle Expands, Will it Stay for Good?
Twitter Circle has been around for weeks and was implemented to a limited group of users, and now it seems like the social media network is set to roll it out to more users.
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Starlink Obtains License in Africa, Plans to Build the Largest Radio Telescope Closer to Reality?
In a recent tweet, Elon Musk announced that SpaceX's Starlink has been approved in Mozambique and Nigeria.
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Scientists Plan to Crack Open an 830-Million-Year Old Crystal, Could It Reveal Life in Different Planets?
An 830-million-year-old rock salt crystal found by geologists may reveal life from other planets if cracked open.
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‘Diablo Immortal’ Teases New Accessibility Features, Sends Out Razer Kishi Controller
Diablo Immortal is almost here, but developer Blizzard reveals new features fans should look out for.
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Valve Responds to 'Team Fortress 2' Fans, 'Working to Improve Things'
Valve has responded to the Team Fortress 2 community movement via a tweet and reassured them that they are "working to improve things."
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EXIF Data Analytics Used by Metadata Expert to Confirm the Authenticity of the Amber Heard's Bruise Photos
A metadata expert, Norbert "Bryan" Neumeister, that was a rebuttal witness testified that he analyzed some of Heard's photos that show alleged evidence of bruising and claimed that he had no way of authenticating them.
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Google Drive Finally Gets Copy/Paste Shortcuts
Google Drive will now finally allow keyboard shortcuts to cut, copy, and paste files in Drive. Google Drive will now finally allow keyboard shortcuts to cut, copy, and paste files in Drive.
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LG Releases a Dedicated OLED Gaming Monitor That Will Change Gaming
Gamers, you're in for a treat-LG is releasing a 48-in OLED monitor that will be a huge game-changer.
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Highly-Reactive Chemicals Found in the Atmosphere, What Does it Mean for Humans?
Chemists have found a reactive class of compounds in the atmosphere that may be harmful to humans. Chemists have found a reactive class of compounds in the atmosphere that may be harmful to humans.
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Astronomers Could Obtain Clearer Images of Earth-Like Worlds Using the Sun
A new study by Stanford University astronomers show that the sun can be used as cosmic telescope to view earth-like planets in space.
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AI Used to Detect Cancer Risk of Lung Nodules, Trial Design Now in the Works
A recent report shows that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help physicians identify cancer risk in lung nodules that are visible on CT.
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Google’s Real Tone Filters are Out, Makes Progress in Image Equity
Google's Real Tone functionality is now available on Google Photos. Google's Real Tone functionality is now available on Google Photos. Last year, the tech giant introduced Real Tone with the Pixel 6 series.
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Elon Musk Shows Off His ‘Elden Ring’ Character, Gets Fans Confused
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed he is a fan of Elden Ring and shares his build for the world to see, only to get not-so-good comments from players of the game.
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Twitter Settles for $150 Million Over the Use of User Privacy, Elon Musk’s Deal Still Moving Forward
Twitter now settles with federal regulators over the use of user privacy for $150 million. Twitter now settles with federal regulators over the use of user privacy for $150 million.
