Articles by Carlos Zotomayor
ISIS Weaponizes Everyday Consumer Drones, Turns The UAVs Into Bombers
The militant group ISIS has recently been customizing commercial drones to drop grenade-sized explosives onto residents in Mosul, Iraq. Iraqi Security Forces plan to use a gun-shaped jamming device to render them ineffective.
Google Classroom Gets Numerous Updates: New Notifications For Teachers, Individualized Work For Students, And More
Apart from adding the ability to assign different workloads, both teachers and administrators can now track the progress of their students with specific notifications in Google Classroom.
Uber Begins Mapping Out Australia To Be Less Dependent On Google Maps
After mapping areas in Mexico, Canada, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, Uber is now starting to gather mapping data on the streets of Gold Coast, Australia.
Amazon Launches Streaming Service Anime Strike: Prime Members Can Subscribe For $5 A Month
Amazon introduces Anime Strike, an anime on-demand subscription service that costs $4.99 a month with a seven-day free trial. The service includes old as well as new shows and original series such as 'Scum's Wish' and 'Onihei.'
Alphabet Ends Solar-Powered Drone Project Titan: Google's Parent Company Drops Another Moonshot
Alphabet closes down X's solar-powered drone project, which aimed to provide rural areas with internet. With the company focusing on more lucrative growth opportunities, former Titan members are now reassigned to other high-flying projects.
Samsung's All-In-One PC Looks Like A Sound Bar With A Monitor
While a lot of laptops were introduced by Samsung in this year's CES 2017, an All-in-One PC also made its debut. Featuring two 10-watt speakers on a 24-inch monitor, this rather large computer boasts some high specs.
Twitter To Close Up Dashboard App On Feb. 3
One of the biggest surprises from Twitter this year is the closure of its Dashboard app this coming Feb. 3. Dashboard was launched last year and allowed businesses connect with individuals on the social media site.
Facebook To Start Testing Mid-Roll Ad Format: Expect Clips In The Middle Of Videos Soon
To provide video publishers with revenue for their content, Facebook may soon start testing a new mid-roll ad format that lets creators put clips in the middle of their videos after the 20-second mark.
