Articles by Inno Flores
Nintendo Files Lawsuit Against Yuzu Emulator Developers for Copyright Infringement, DMCA Violations
If you've ever seen a Legend of Zelda game running on a Steam Deck, chances are it was made possible by the Yuzu emulator.
Telenor CEO Sounds Alarm on Digital Threats, Urging Action for Child Safety & AI Regulation
Brekke's remarks underscored the ongoing efforts required to navigate and mitigate the multifaceted dangers present in the digital age.
Change Healthcare Blames Ransomware Attack for Nationwide Outage
Change Healthcare faces a prolonged disruption due to a ransomware attack, resulting in widespread outages affecting hospitals and pharmacies nationwide.
Bell County, Texas Prepares for April 8 Solar Eclipse with State of Emergency Declaration
With projections indicating a potential doubling of the county's population, officials are implementing registration protocols for hosting events and encouraging residents to stay home to mitigate disruptions.
FAA Concludes SpaceX's Second Starship Test Investigation, Requiring Corrective Actions Before Future Launches
Although this marks the investigation's conclusion, SpaceX must implement all corrective measures and seek a modified launch license before resuming Starship flights.
Supreme Court Weighs Key Cases on Social Media Content Moderation
Instigated by laws enacted by Republican governors, these legal proceedings impose obligations on social media corporations to alter their content moderation strategies.
Google Enhances Advertiser Control Over Ad Placements, Expanding Exclusion Options for Search Ads
Recent reports have highlighted worries about Google's ads appearing on questionable websites. However, Google seems to be working on fixing these issues now.
Legal Firm's ChatGPT Misuse Exposes Fee Justification Risks
Despite ChatGPT-4's reputation for making mistakes, Cuddy Law tried to use it to justify their fees in a trial they won.
Elon Musk Urged by Lawmakers to Activate SpaceX's StarShield for Taiwan's Defense
Elon Musk has been urged to ensure StarShield availability for American defense forces operating in and around Taiwan.
Mark Zuckerberg's Visit to South Korea Sparks Speculation Regarding Meta, LG Rumored Partnership for Vision Pro Competitor
Zuckerberg will visit South Korea this week to discuss launching a headset integrated with webOS by 2025.
Ford Pauses 2024 F-150 Lightning Shipments for Quality Inspection
Even though many trucks have been piling up in holding lots around Detroit since production started in December, some gasoline-powered 2024 F-150s have started being shipped out this week.
Gizmodo Writer Goes Incognito as 'Slackbot' Without Detection for Months
The secret behind the successful prank was the ability to act like a bot within Slack's messaging system.
New Study Finds Sound Waves Stimulate Brain Regions Non-Invasively
LILFUS provides a precise means of targeting and adjusting specific brain areas, presenting a hopeful alternative to conventional magnetic, electrical, and surgical brain stimulation techniques but with reduced risks.
Google Pay App to Shut Down in the US, Transitioning to Google Wallet
With the Google Pay app's deprecation, features such as peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, balance management, and finding offers and deals will be removed.
Google Addresses Gemini AI's 'Embarrassing' Image Generation with Detailed Explanation
Google highlighted the unintended consequence of excessive caution within the Gemini AI model, wherein it became overly conservative in response to certain prompts.
H&R Block Faces FTC Scrutiny Over Deceptive Tax Service Practice
H&R Block made it easy for users to upgrade their services seamlessly but imposed significant obstacles for those seeking to downgrade, resulting in customers paying more than necessary.
New Drug Rusfertide Shows Promise in Treating Polycythemia Vera, Revealing Positive Outcomes
Polycythemia vera falls under the category of chronic myeloproliferative neoplasms, which disrupt the normal production of blood cells within the bone marrow.
Journalist Tim Burke Faces 14 Federal Charges for Leaking Kanye West Fox Interview
Tim Burke garnered recognition for his adeptness in obtaining timely television clips, ranging from the uncensored altercation between Will Smith and Chris Rock to a montage of anchors reading identical scripts.
Vice Media Shifts Strategy, Abandoning Vice.com & Implementing Mass Layoffs
The decision reflects Vice's response to industry-wide challenges, including declining advertising revenue and shifting audience engagement patterns.
Japan Issues Warning Over Fukushima Fallout Following Radioactive Water Leak
The Fukushima incident has raised questions about TEPCO's capability to carry out the decommissioning process with safety and efficiency.
MIT Physicists Uncover Fractional Charge Phenomenon in Graphene Layers
MIT's Long Ju uncovered anomalous fractional charge in graphene, a material previously not expected to exhibit such behavior, focusing on pentalayer graphene, consisting of five slightly staggered sheets arranged like a staircase.
Discord Server Accused of Allegedly Orchestrating Mastodon Spam Attacks
In the face of a recent surge in spam attacks targeting federated social networks, Discord has refrained from initiating any measures against the server believed to be orchestrating the onslaught.
Google's Apology Over AI Misrepresentation Sparks Debate, Addressing Diversity in Image Generation
Google acknowledged the concerns surrounding the portrayal of historical figures and emphasized its commitment to rectifying the situation promptly.
BuzzFeed's Strategic Overhaul: Completes $108.6 Million Division Sale, Workforce Reduction
BuzzFeed's actions unfold against the backdrop of widespread turbulence in the media and entertainment sectors as companies strive to streamline operations and lower expenses.
X Raises Questions on Content Moderation After Navalny's Wife Allegedly Banned
Yulia Navalnaya quickly gained a substantial online audience on X, with thousands of supporters sending her messages of support after Alexei Navalny's passing.
Australian Space Agency Seeks Public Input for Lunar Rover 'Roo-ver' Arm Design
Australia is moving forward with plans to explore the moon's surface through Roo-ver, which is slated for launch as part of a joint venture with NASA's Artemis program in 2026.
Apple Extends iPhone 15 Battery Lifespan, Surpassing Initial Lifespan Expectations
Apple has now verified the iPhone 15 can maintain 80% of its capacity even after undergoing 1000 complete charge cycles.
EU Takes Groundbreaking Step With CO2 Removal Certification Framework
The European Council and the European Parliament have approved a provisional framework aimed at certifying these technologies to attain net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Congress Launches AI Task Force Amidst Uncertainty, Criticism
The development of this task force signals a proactive move toward tackling the challenges posed by AI, an area that has attracted considerable investment within the technology sector.
Fisker Faces NYSE Delisting Threat Amidst Stock Price Woes
Throughout the previous year, Fisker revised its production forecasts multiple times, citing challenges ranging from supply chain disruptions to internal issues.
