Articles by Inno Flores
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League of Legends eSports Players Vote to Walk Out, Protest Riot's Rule Changes
Riot's rule changes resulted in the elimination of seven teams from the league. North American League of Legends eSports league players have voted to walk out, protesting Riot Games' decision to no longer require franchisees to field amateur teams.
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Researchers Develop New Method to Trigger Effective Long-Lasting Anti-Cancer Response
Researchers decided to perform a series of experiments on prostate and breast cancer mouse models to determine these findings.
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AI-Powered 'FeaturePrint' Claims to Easily Spot Fake Products via One Photo
Alitheon will not use QR codes and barcodes as the app reviews through the digital fingerprint inherent in each product.
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Lawyer Uses ChatGPT for Legal Filing, Cites Non-Existent Cases
Atty. Schwartz provided a screenshot of his interaction with ChatGPT and stated that he was unaware of the possibility that its content could be false.
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US Will Not Tolerate China's Micron Chips Ban
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo described this decision as economic coercion, which will not be tolerated by the administration.
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Google Owes Sonos $32.5 Million for Patent Infringement
The legal battles between the two companies started in 2020 when Google was accused of gaining knowledge through a prior collaboration.
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Developer Naughty Dog Slows Down Development for 'The Last of Us' Multiplayer Game
Naughty Dog developers started working with The Last of Us Multiplayer Game four years ago. Naughty Dog released a statement, saying that the development for The Last of Us Multiplayer Game will slow down as they have realized that the game should give it more time.
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Tesla Electric Offers New Model 3 Customers Unlimited Overnight Charging, Free for a Year
Tesla Electric offers unlimited overnight charging for $30 per month to owners. Tesla's new division launched a new offer to attract future customers to purchase the new Model 3 vehicle.
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Hyundai Announces $1.1 Billion Investment with LG Energy, Building Electric Battery Joint Venture
Hyundai is aiming to sell over 1 million EVs across the United States, which accounts for 30% of its global EV sales target.
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Twitter to Continue Experimenting Spaces for Political Forums, Following DeSantis' Campaign Fiasco
Twitter wants the platform to become an open channel for future candidates to utilize for their campaigns.
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Ford Announces Partnership with Tesla, Gaining Access to 12,000 Superchargers
Ford becomes the first major automaker to embrace Tesla's charging standard. Ford reached an agreement with Tesla Motors to provide EV owners access to more than 12,000 Superchargers across the United States and Canada.
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Google Play App 'iRecorder' Allow Phones to Record Nearby Audio Users Without Consent
iRecorder was removed with 50,000 downloads already in the Google Play Store. A Google Play Store application recorded a minute of the users' screen every 15 minutes and forwarded it to the developers' servers through an encrypted link.
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China Allegedly Installs Surveillance Malware in US Systems in Guam, Microsoft Says
Microsoft detected a mysterious computer code appearing in different telecommunications systems. A Chinese government-operated espionage group has hacked into critical systems in multiple locations in the United States, including the island territory of Guam.
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Tesla Plans to Reveal New Gigafactory's Location by End of 2023, Musk Says
Tesla plans to establish its next plant in a different location outside the United States to expand its global output.
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Amazon Faces Another Accusation of Illegal Anti-Union Behavior
Amazon was accused of changing its policies to immobilize union support at its only unionized warehouse in Staten Island, New York City.
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SoundCloud Announces Layoffs, Affecting 8% of Workforce
This was announced during a meeting with the employees, led by CEO Eliah Seton. After conducting previous layoffs last year, SoundCloud will be cutting off about 8% of its workforce to seek profitability in the company.
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Researchers Develop Self-Healing Lens, Preventing Traffic Accidents in Self-Driving Vehicles
The self-healing material has the ability to erase scratches on the sensor surface within 60 seconds.
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Italian Authorities Plan to Review Other AI Platforms, Following ChatGPT Ban
Garante will hire three trained AI experts to supplement its staff reviewing other AI platforms. Italian authorities revealed that it is planning to review other artificial intelligence platforms by hiring experts in an effort to ramp up scrutiny of the powerful technology, following the temporary ban of OpenAI's ChatGPT last March.
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Amazon Adds Age-Verification Feature to its Palm-Based System for Purchasing Alcohol
Adding an age-verification feature is significant for retailers, bars, and breweries as it gives convenience in busy places.
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Australia Sets to Regulate 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Finance Firms Under Credit Law
BNPL finance firms will be needed to lend obligations and hold credit licenses in Australia. The Australian government announced on Monday that it would be introducing laws to consider "Buy Now, Pay Later' services as credit products, in an effort to protect consumers in an unregulated industry.
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Apple Rejects 1.6 Million App Store Submissions in 2022 - Here's Why
These submissions not only consist of new releases but also include updates to existing applications.
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China Bans Companies from Purchasing Micron Products After Failing Security Review
China found significant security risks to critical information infrastructure, including state-owned banks and telecom operators.
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Disney+, Hulu to Remove Dozens of Titles in Cost-Cutting Move
Disney is expected to pay an impairment charge of $1.5 billion to $1.8 billion for the removals. Disney announced that it will pull out a number of shows from Disney+ and Hulu to reduce costs.
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Samsung Sticks with Google as its Default Search Engine
This was confirmed after Samsung suspended an internal review that explored replacing its default search engine.
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China Becomes World's Top Car Exporter, Surpassing Japan
The transition from fossil fuels has helped fuel the rise of China's automobile industry. China has become the world's biggest exporter of cars after surpassing Japan in the first three months of the year.
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Apple Restricts Employees of Using ChatGPT, Other AI Tools
Apple joins other companies like JPMorgan Chase, Verizon, and Amazon in restricting the usage of external AI tools in the workplace.
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El Niño Could Cost Global Economy $84 Trillion, Study Says
Previous El Niño events cost the global economy more than $4 trillion over the following years. As El Niño is expected to develop in the coming months, a new study reveals that it could cost the global economy trillions of dollars as the effects of the warm phase of the ENSO cycle.
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New York City Public Schools Lift ChatGPT Ban After Discussions
Officials held discussions with tech industry leaders to talk about the platforms' potential for schools.
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Kia, Hyundai Announce Expansion in Mexico, Building Eligible EVs for IRA Tax Credit
The automakers set a new strategy as many of their models become ineligible for the Inflation Reduction Act's standards.
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Netflix Reaches 5 Million Monthly Active Users for its Ad-Supported Subscription
This is the first time the company has disclosed figures for the ad-supported plan since its launch six months ago.
