Articles by Errol Villorente
Twitter Seeks Legal Action, Now Hires Legal Team to Sue Elon Musk Over Failed Deal
Elon Musk may be forced to pay up and complete his $44 billion buyouts of Twitter despite announcing his withdrawal from the deal, legal experts say.
Indian Industrialist Anand Mahindra Pokes Fun at Elon Musk After Failed Twitter Deal
Musk got the attention once more of industrialist Anand Mahindra, owner of a company that belongs to Tesla's biggest competitors.
Hong Kong Science Museum Showcases Some of the World’s Biggest Dinosaur Exhibits
The Hong Kong Science Museum is now open for visitors to showcase eight new dinosaur fossils. Fossils of eight dinosaur species are now showcased in "The Big Eight - Dinosaur Revolution," an exhibition in the Hong Kong Science Museum sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club and will remain until November.
This AI Bot Finishes Scientific Research on its Own in Just 2 Hours
An AI algorithm, named GPT-3, created at Gothenburg University, makes academic researchers wary. Swedish researcher Almira Osmanovic Thunström may have realized this to another level following her successful artificial intelligence (AI) experiment.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Set to Reveal First Images! Here’s How You Can Watch the Reveal of Images
Preparatory work for the James Webb Space Telescope has finally finished. Here's how to watch the first photo drop from NASA.
Robinhood's New Crypto Feature Aims to Achieve Smoother Crypto Transaction | Is This a Good Sign for the Cryptocurrency Market?
Robinhood opens up a new feature for cryptocurrency traders on the platform, which lets them send and receive tokens anytime.
Tesla is Mysteriously Stockpiling Megapacks | Here Are Some Theories
Tesla has been found to have begun stockpiling a massive number of Megapacks at a Nevada battery gigafactory.
Singapore Starts Working on Stricter Social Media Regulation After Japan Makes Online Insults Punishable
Singapore and Japan are taking steps towards more government control over social media content. After Japan implemented a policy targeting online bullies, Singapore is the next Asian country to eye tighten social media rules.
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UK Enforces Prohibition for Tech Sites on Taking Down Content
In a bid to promote and safeguard credible news reporting, the UK pushes new amendments to the online safety bill.
Solana Labs Faces a Class Action Lawsuit Anew — Are They the Next XRP?
Solana, the dubbed Ethereum-killer, is about to face one of its biggest challenges yet — a new lawsuit.
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3M Bound to Incur More Losses as $581 Million Chemical Cleanup Pact is Finalized
Minnesota-based multinational company 3M has "open-ended" duties to Belgium due to environmental violations.
Rentals of e-Scooters: Environmentally-Friendly or Not?
E-Scooters might not be as "green" as we believed them to be. Electric Scooters or e-scooters are just ordinary two-wheeled kick scooters with an electric motor.
Apple Releases New MacOS Ventura to Developers, Additional Security Measures Now Available
Apple has already provided developers access to the third beta of macOS 13 Ventura. Here's what to expect.
NASA Finally Reestablishes Contact With New Spacecraft to the Moon
NASA has finally reestablished communications with its Moon-bound spacecraft after it went dark for a day.
Meta Announces Open-Source AI Project That Can Translate 200 Languages
Meta has announced the open-sourcing of their newest creation, a single artificial intelligence (AI) powered tool that can translate more than 200 languages.
US, South Korea Starts Working Together on Terra Collapse Investigations
Specifically stated in their discussions are two-way obligations in exchanging on-hand data about investigations on Terra's collapse.
Amazon Faces Yet Another Investigation in the UK for Alleged Anti-Competitive Practices
The British antitrust authority announced on Wednesday that it is looking into whether Amazon has committed violations of anti-competitive laws.
Google Agrees to Pay $90 Million to App Store Developers — Here’s Why
It is not out of gratitude or charity that Google is paying app developers in its ecosystem. Here's why they're doing it.
UK Finds Another Use for Autonomous Drones, and It’s Not What You Expect
The United Kingdom is now working on another use case for autonomous drones powered by artificial intelligence. The reason is not what you'd expect.
Singapore Might Introduce Tighter Crypto Regulations Amid Teetering Market
Singapore is reported to consider introducing new legislation to protect the public from cryptocurrency trading in the coming days.
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UK Firms Up Against Disinformation With Cooperation of Internet Firms, Preventing Russia's 'Hostile Online Warfare'
United Kingdom has taken another step further in combatting widespread disinformation propagated by foreign actors
TikTok Leaves Plans for Shopping Feature in the US After Lackluster UK Experiment
TikTok tried providing a shopping feature in the UK, but they have since decided to abandon its implementation in the US.
Delivery Service Platform Gorilla Forced to Exit Belgium as Recession Drags on
Gorilla was forced to exit Belgium despite lockdowns ease. The pandemic served as an opportunity for new industries and business models to rise and serve unmet needs.
China's New Covid-19 Outbreak Threatens Lockdown, Supply Chain Disruption
China's new Covid-19 outbreak bound to cause new lockdowns, threatening global supply chain once more.
[RUMOR] Apple's iPhone 14 Might Come With an Extremely Hefty Price Tag, But by How Much?
Information on the iPhone 14 lineup has been reported revealing quite a drastic change, and the talk is not about the phones' designs.
Voyager Digital Puts Trading, Deposits, Withdrawal Activities on Pause Amidst Crypto Meltdown
Voyager Digital has become a new exchange amongst the list of cryptocurrency exchange firms halting user activities amidst the liquidity crisis caused by the ongoing crypto meltdown.
Electric Vehicles Are Going Off-Road! Here is Volcon's Stag and Everything it Features
Volcon, the world's first all-electric off-road powersports firm, has formally announced and opened the door to consumer reservations for its flagship, totally electric UTV, the Stag, on Friday, July 1, via its website.
[LOOK] China Releases Astonishingly Detailed Photos of Mars for the First Time
China National Space Administration (CNSA) recently released a set of high-resolution photos of Mars. The images were captured by their native spacecraft, the Tianwen-1.
TikTok Moves Data Storage to US-Based Oracle Servers After Recordings Revealed Chinese Access to US Data
This statement came shortly before the alarming publicized information that private US user data has been accessed repeatedly from China, where ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, is based.
New Chinese Livestreamer Fan Sifeng Slapped With a Case of Tax Evasion
Some of the greatest names in the industry have vanished from online platforms after engaging in tax-related scandals.
