Articles by CJ Robles
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[BREAKING] Martian Mission Gives Tribute to COVID-19 Medical Team; Here's How NASA Prepares for Perseverance's Launch
NASA's next Mars mission will leave a tribute to healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic on the Red Planet.
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Twitter Rolls Out Audio Tweets for iOS -- Here's How to Use It
Twitter has rolled out a new feature on June 17 that takes tweeting to another level. Twitter rolled out a new feature on June 17 that takes tweeting to another level.
Easy Login Process is Now Possible! Google Launches One Tap Sign in System for Android Apps
Google has launched a new system on June 17 to simplify the login process for Android apps. Google has launched a new system on June 17 to simplify the login process for Android apps.
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Boston Dynamics Sells Robot Dogs for $74,500
Robot manufacturer Boston Dynamics has now put Spot out in the market for a price of $74,500. Robot manufacturer Boston Dynamics has now put Spot out in the market after leasing the four-legged robot to companies since last year.
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Google Demonetizes Far-Right Websites 'ZeroHedge' and 'The Federalist' Over Protest Articles Comments
Google has banned conservative website 'ZeroHedge' from its advertising platform over policy violations on race-related content.
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[COVID-19 Update] NHS Touts Dexamethasone as Coronavirus Treatment Lowering Mortality by 35%
Scientists from the University of Oxford said dexamethasone would be the first cure to reduce deaths among severe COVID-19 patients under ventilation.
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[VIRAL] Black Protester Carries White Man through the Angry Crowd to Prevent Him from Being Killed
A Black Lives Matter protester was seen carrying a white counter-protester to safety when London protests led to violence.
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GoFundMe Donations Frozen after 'Black Lives Matter' Supporters Send It to Wrong Foundation by Mistake
GoFundMe has frozen 350,000 USD of donations to a group called Black Lives Matter (BLM) Foundation, which is not affiliated with the BLM movement.
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DDoS Attacks Hit US Leaving T-Mobile, Facebook, and Other Services Down
America was allegedly under a DDoS attack as a widespread outage was experienced on various online services.
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[COVID-19 Update] Early Results of Sinovac's Coronavirus Vaccine Show 90% of Trial Volunteers Developed Antibodies
The Beijing-based Sinovac Biotech Ltd. claims to have positive early data from their human trials of its COVID-19 vaccine with more than 90% of trial participants developing antibodies after two weeks.
[Warning] Inhaling Toilet Flushes May Lead to Legionnaires' Disease, According to Experts; Here's How to Prevent It
A recent study confirms that Legionnaires' disease can be acquired by inhaling contaminated toilet water after flushing.
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Broadcom Is Third Chip Vendor for Nokia 5G; Nokia Inks Deal with China Unicom to Provide 10% of its 5G Network
Broadcom will be the third supplier of custom chips for Nokia 5G. Finland-based Nokia Oyj confirmed on Monday its partnership with American semiconductor company Broadcom to create chips for Nokia 5G equipment.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams: Face Masks Will Give 'More Freedom' and Protection Against COVID-19
Surgeon General Jerome Adams advised Americans to wear masks to protect themselves from COVID-19 and achieve greater freedom amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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After Seven Years Lego Launches New Mindstorms Robot Kit to Keep Children Busy
Lego recently launched a new set of programmable robots that will certainly keep children busy while staying at home.
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ESA's Solar Orbiter Makes Successful First Close Pass of the Sun
The Solar Orbiter (SolO) mission makes its first close pass of the Sun on Sunday, June 14, at over 77 million kilometers.
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Facebook Insists Workplace Feature Prevents Bullying, But Employees Dismayed Over Blacklisting 'Unionize' Topic
Facebook launched a feature for Facebook--Workplace, which allows administrators to control trending topics like the word 'unionize.'
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More Than 100,000 HiChip Wireless Cameras in UK Prone to Hacking; Know How to Secure Your Camera
A consumer watchdog warned that more than 100,000 wireless cameras may give a fall sense of security to families as hackers may openly access their network.
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Northwestern Memorial Hospital Perfoms Successful First Double-Lung Transplant on Coronavirus Patient
A 20-year-old woman was the first COVID-19 patient to receive a double-lung transplant after spending two months in the Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
South Korean Government Taps LG to Develop a Stretchable Screen
The South Korean government commissions LG to develop 'stretchable' screens as the flexible display market shows huge potential.
HBO Max Faces Another Backlash for Pulling DC Comic Films Days after Dropping "Gone with the Wind"
Comic book fans are furious upon learning HBO Max is pulling out DC Comic films from its library shortly after "Gone with the Wind" was pulled out of its library.
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Amazon Bans Police From Using Facial Recognition Technology for One Year
Amazon will cease the police's use of its facial recognition software for one year in response to increasing pressure on tech companies after the death of George Floyd last month.
Over 100 Skinhead Facebook Accounts Deactivated Including Neville Staple's; What to Know about Skinhead Subculture
On Monday, Facebook shutdown 100 skinhead Facebook accounts--regardless if they were racist, against racism, musicians, or just fans of reggae or ska music.
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Starbucks Foresees $3.2 Billion Loss Because of Coronavirus Pandemic; Plans to Revamp Stores for Mobile Coffee Orders
Starbucks foresees as much as $3.2 billion in revenue loss in the fiscal third quarter due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Facebook Creates Special News Feed Without Posts from Friends or Family
Facebook rolls out a dedicated newsfeed that is entirely separate from personal updates. Facebook rolls out a dedicated newsfeed that is entirely separate from personal news updates.
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FCC Refines Cell Tower Rules to Hasten 5G Deployment, Limits Municipalities' Power
The Federal Communications Commission voted Tuesday to clarify rules that limit local governments' power in upgrading existing infrastructure to 5G.
Couple Who Got Married After Joining Black Lives Matter Protest Said They Planned for A Quiet Ceremony Until Their Wedding Went Viral
What was supposed to be a simple wedding has become extra memorable as it went viral on social media.
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Nintendo Hacked Accounts Reaches 300,000; How to Set-Up Two-Factor Authentication
The Japanese gaming giant revealed that the number of compromised Nintendo accounts has reached a total of 300,000 since April.
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Twitter Adds Labels to Tweets for Fact-Checking of 5G Conspiracy Theories
Twitter boosts its fact-checking activities as it now labels tweets that falsely tie the rollout of 5G to the spread of COVID-19 with a fact-checking link.
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Coronavirus Cure Update: Plasma Transfusion from Survivor's May Speed Up COVID-19 Patients' Recovery
Injecting survivors' blood boosts the recovery of COVID-19 patients and reduces their symptoms.
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IBM Halts Facial Recognition Technology After a 'National Dialogue'
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna announced that the company will no longer sell facial recognition services after a 'national dialogue' that questions whether it should be used at all.
