Articles by Christine Roger
The Apple iPhone SE is a Remarkable Smartphone for a Modest Price; Here's Why
Apple has recently launched the $300 iPhone SE and it has officially marked a turning point when it comes to consumer technology. This smartphone delivers all the tech that everyone cares about without forcing us to pay a lot for it.
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Elon Musk and Grimes Just Welcomed Their Baby and Named Him After The A-12 Spy Plane; Here's What it Means
Tesla founder Elon Musk and his partner, pop singer Grimes recently welcomed their newborn child into the world and named the baby boy "X Æ A-12." But what does it mean?
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Do Female Astronauts Have a Greater Risk for Blood Clots Than Male Astronauts During Spaceflight? Study Examines the Evidence
Does spaceflight affect men and women differently? The research has assessed that the risk of blood clots during space missions is lessened if they are healthy.
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Study Shows That Life Can Grow and Survive on Exoplanet-like Atmospheres
Research has shown that 'Escherichia,' which is one of the single-celled organisms that can survive in a hydrogen-rich atmosphere, are similar to those found on a handful of exoplanets.
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Photos of Lenovo's First Gaming Smartphone Have Been Leaked Along with Some Exciting Features
Reports have shown that photos of Lenovo's first ever gaming phone have been leaked. But there's no guarantee if this will reflect in the phone's final design.
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How NASA Engineers Are Driving the Mars Rover From Home During the Coronavirus Lockdown
For scientists and engineers responsible for driving the Curiosity Mars Rover, working from home means setting up systems to continue controlling the device.
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Scientists Unearth Moon-Like Rocks in a Mine in Southern Montana Used to Study the Moon
An underground mine in Southern Montana was found to contain valuable minerals that could be useful in studying the Moon.
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Here's How You Can See The Last Meteor Shower of Spring That Will Peak on Monday Night
Meteors from the annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower will be flying through before the dawn of May 4, 5, and 6, bringing an impressive set of lights in the night sky.
New Android Malware 'EventBot' Steals Banking Passwords, Two-Factor Authentication Codes
New malware on your Android device could steal your banking passwords from your apps, and bypass and copy two-factor authentication codes, and cryptocurrency wallets.
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Here's A List of the Best Malware Removal Softwares to Help Protect Your Devices!
If you think hackers will stop luring victims during the pandemic, you are wrong! For them, this is the best time to fool people using malware or virus. Don't be a victim! Find out the best antivirus software that will protect your PC.
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Blue Light Radiation Emitted from Mobile Phones Can Damage Your Skin
Another thing to worry about: Using our digital devices can cause great damage to our skin because of blue light.
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The Best Free-to-Play Android Games that are Available Right Now for You to Play With!
Are you feeling bored at home during the lockdown? Here is a list of the best free Android games that players can play through without having to engage in many in-app purchases!
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Want to Hone Your Cooking Skills? These are the Best Online Cooking Classes to Take Now
This could also be a perfect time for you to hone your skills in cooking since you have your kitchen all to yourself.
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Free Games You Can Play Using Your Amazon Echo While You're Stuck at Home Due to the Coronavirus Lockdown
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, everyone is forced to stay at home, mostly bored with really nothing to do but watch Netflix all day. Luckily, if you own an Amazon Echo device, there are a bunch of games you can play using this.
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Stuck at Home? Why not Learn a New Language from The Best Online Language Courses!
Some people are now learning how to speak, read, and write in a different language while at home! Most people are now staying indoors due to the coronavirus pandemic-- many of them are now attempting to try something new and learn new hobbies.
AT&T Gives Out 3 Months of FirstNet Service Free to Healthcare Workers
AT&T recently decided to show its appreciation to all nurses, doctors and other health care workers by giving them 3 free months of FirstNet service.
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Scientists are Using New Enzymes to Break Down Plastic in a Matter of Hours
Scientists have found a new enzyme from composted leaves that they are now using to break down plastic in just a matter of hours.
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Save the Date! North America is Four Years Away From Another Total Solar Eclipse
The next total solar eclipse will happen on April 8, 2024. Save the date! Did you miss the Great American Solar Eclipse back on August 21, 2017? If so, don't worry.
Sony Unveils PlayStation 5's New Controller "DualSense" with New Features and a New Color Scheme
Sony has redesigned the new controller and added a bunch of new features, plus a new color scheme for the first time ever!
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Schoolboy Turns Bedroom Into PPE Factory to Make Face Shields Coronavirus Frontliners Using a 3D Printer
He has been raising money for the materials needed and has already gathered at least 100 orders from different healthcare workers.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Nerfs Egg Drop Rates for Bunny Day Event as They Release Their Fourth Update this Week
Nintendo is listening to its players as they drop their fourth update since its release and fans are hyped up.
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[VIRAL] Thousands of Pink Jellyfish Swarm a Beach in The Philippines; Monkeys in Thailand Brawl Over Food
Due to the coronavirus pandemic forcing tourists to stay at home, animals have appeared out of nowhere.
Animal Crossing New Horizons: How to Collect Eggs, DIY Recipes on Bunny Day, Cherry Blossom Easter-Themed Events
Start collecting now! Animal Crossing New Horizons's Easter-themed events will be available from April 1 to April 12.
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Apple Acquires Sought After Weather App 'Dark Sky' and Will Completely Shut Down and End its Android Version in July
This marks the end for "Dark Sky" as Apple will effectively shut down the Android version in a couple of months.
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Studies Show That 8% of Those Infected with COVID-19 in Their 50s Will End Up Hospitalized While 4% Are Those in Their 40s
Mortality rate suggests that middle-aged people have a higher chance of ending up in the hospital than those just a decade younger.
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Why are US Parts Still Used in Huawei Smartphones Despite Blacklisting?
After performing a teardown on Huawei's new smartphone, it has been found that the Chinese company is still using US parts despite being blacklisted.
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Studies Show That COVID-19 Remains in a Patient's Room Even After Being Discharged and Can Circulate Through Air
Researchers also found traces of the virus outside of hospital rooms and corridors. According to researchers in the US, the coronavirus or COVID-19 can still be contagious even after the patient leaves the hospital.
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Apple Watch 6 is Rumored to Show Off Big New Features in its Release Including a Sleep Tracker and Blood Oxygen Monitoring
These new features might come to Apple Watch 6 though that would not be the case with its older versions.
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Epic Games to Offer $1 Million Reward for Proof of Sabotage and Smear Campagin Against Social Platform Houseparty
A $1 Million reward is up for grabs for anyone who can provide legit evidence of smear campaign against Houseparty.
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NASA Selects CubeSat Mission to Monitor Solar Activity in Space at Wavelengths That Can't be Studied From Earth
Researchers believe that this will help them fully understand solar storms and what kind of solar activity causes them.
