Articles by Inno Flores
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Google Introduces Ad-Supported Free Streaming TV Channels on Google TV Network
This service, called the Google TV network, allows advertisers to insert unskippable in-stream ads across over 125 live channels.
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Study Shows Bioengineered Implant Sparks Natural Bone Regeneration, Offering Hope for People With Serious Skeletal Injuries
A breakthrough in bioengineered implants could trigger natural bone regeneration, offering hope for those with severe skeletal injuries.
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US Navy Secures $500 Million Deal with BlueForge Alliance to Bolster Submarine Base
Established in November 2022 by two former engineers from Texas A&M, BlueForge Alliance has rapidly made a name for itself by teaming up with the US Navy and General Dynamics Electric Boat.
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Google Finally Shuts Down GPay App, P2P Payments in the US — Here's What You Need to Know
Google's recent decision to discontinue its GPay app and peer-to-peer (P2P) payments service in the US signals the end of an era for the revamped Google Pay.
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Cat-Sitting Startup Meowtel Achieves Tremendous Growth Despite Facing Challenges in Dog-Focused VC Market
Cat-sitting startup Meowtel is making money despite struggles with investors who prefer dog-related businesses.
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DOT Issues New Fuel Economy Rule for Cars and Trucks, Still Saves Billions Despite Softening From Original Proposal
The Department of Transportation's (DOT) recent move to finalize the updated fuel economy standards marks another step in President Joe Biden's efforts to address climate change and promote cleaner energy practices.
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'Valorant' Is Coming to PS5 and Xbox Consoles; Riot Games Reveals Beta Release Date
Riot Games steps into new territory by extending its hit title "Valorant" to PS5 And Xbox consoles.
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Mississippi Faces New Lawsuit From Tech Group Over Age Verification on Websites
A tech industry group has filed a lawsuit against Mississippi over a new law mandating age verification for website and digital service users.
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Twitch DJs Will Soon Be Hit With Fee to Play Songs in Livestreams After Firm Strikes Music Licensing Deals With Record Labels
The content creation landscape in Twitch is changing, especially for DJs who make money from their streams.
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AI-Powered Drones Are Revolutionizing Agriculture by Improving Pest Control
AI-equipped drones are changing pest control in agriculture to help reduce food waste. AI-equipped drones are changing pest control in agriculture to help reduce food waste.
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Kentucky Governor Defends EVs Amid Donald Trump-Led Attacks on Joe Biden's Dream of an All-Electric Future
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is standing up for electric vehicles (EVs) amid criticism, particularly from former President Donald Trump.
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eBay Will Stop Accepting American Express Cards Due to 'Unacceptably High Fees'
The e-commerce giant eBay has announced that it will discontinue accepting American Express cards as a direct payment method due to "unacceptably high" fees.
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Apple to Launch Passwords App for iPhone and Mac, Competing With 1Password and LastPass
Apple is developing a new app for iPhone and Mac called Passwords. Apple is making waves with its latest endeavor in digital security: Developing a new app for iPhone and Mac called Passwords.
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Former Meta Engineer Sues Company Over Wrongful Termination Related to 'Fixing' Pro-Palestine Content Suppression
Meta faces allegations of discrimination and bias against Palestinians in a lawsuit filed by its former engineer, Ferras Hamad.
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In a First, Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Both Ears of 5 Children Born Deaf
A groundbreaking gene therapy has successfully restored hearing in both ears of five children who were born deaf.
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Ransomware Attack Disrupts Operations in London Hospitals, Russian Cyber Gang Believed to Be Behind It
London hospitals faced a major disruption earlier this week due to a ransomware attack believed to be orchestrated by a Russian cyber gang.
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IKEA to Open Virtual Roblox Store, Now Hiring Real People to Work Inside the Gaming Platform
IKEA announced that it will launch "The Co-Worker Game," a virtual version of its store on Roblox, and will hire 10 people for this virtual job.
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OpenAI Employees' Call: Protect Whistleblowers Who Flag Safety Risks on AI That Could Cause 'Human Extinction'
OpenAI employees are leading efforts to protect whistleblowers who raise concerns about AI risks. OpenAI employees are leading efforts to protect whistleblowers who raise concerns about AI risks.
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New Google Maps Integration Under New York City's 'Ur in Luck' Program Shows New Yorkers Nearest Public Restrooms
New York City Mayor Eric Adams launched the "Ur in Luck" program, which includes a Google Maps integration to help users find the nearest public restroom using their smartphones.
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Discord, TuneIn Join Forces to Bring Free Live Radio to the Social Platform
Discord and TuneIn have joined forces to bring free live radio to the social platform. With Discord's 200 million user base and TuneIn's 75 million monthly active users, both have united to introduce free live radio to the social platform.
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Amazon Labor Union Joins Teamsters Amid Ongoing Struggles for Worker Rights, Representation
If approved, members of the Amazon Labor Union, situated in a Staten Island warehouse, will essentially become part of the Teamsters as an "autonomous" local union.
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Bill Gates Announces New Memoir, 'Source Code: My Beginnings,' Covering His Early Life and Founding of Microsoft
Bill Gates is set to release a memoir next year, offering insights into his early life and the founding of Microsoft.
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T-Mobile Missing From List of Companies Supporting Biden Administration's Call to Continue Offering Discounted Internet Plans
While 14 big telecom companies have backed the Biden administration's call to extend the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) subsidy beyond November's presidential elections, T-Mobile has notably stayed out of it.
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Star Wars' Rocket-Firing Boba Fett Becomes World's Most Valuable Vintage Toy, Sells for Over Half a Million Dollars at Auction
A Rocket-Firing Boba Fett toy has broken records as the world's most valuable old toy. This Star Wars collectible was auctioned off for over half a million dollars.
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Justin Long Switches Sides: 'I’m a Mac’ Apple Actor Promotes Windows on Arm by Qualcomm, Mocks MacOS
Justin Long has resurfaced in an unexpected role. This time, he's not promoting Apple products but lending his wit and charm to Qualcomm's promotion of Windows on Arm PCs.
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Cruise to Resume Testing Robotaxis in Dallas After Pulling Its Entire US Fleet Last Year
Cruise has now identified the city of Dallas in Texas as the next destination for gradually reintroducing its robotaxis.
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Extremely Rare T-Rex Bone Discovered by Young Explorers in North Dakota to Be Showcased at Denver Museum
While searching through an area filled with old bones in the North Dakota Badlands, two young brothers and their cousin were amazed to find a T. rex bone sticking out of the ground.
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Nissan Stops Investing in New Gas and Diesel Engines as It Remains Steadfast in Its Commitment to All-Electric Future
Nissan remains steadfast in its decision to refrain from investing in new gas or diesel-powered engines as it moves towards an electric future.
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New York to Empower Parents With Bill That Gives Them More Control Over Their Kids' Social Media Feeds, Late-Night Notifications
New York is about to pass a law that would empower parents by giving them greater control over their children's social media content and interactions.
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Hyundai's First US-Made EV 'Ioniq 5' to Debut With Full Tax Credit Eligibility
Hyundai Motor's top-selling electric vehicle (EV) is slated to be the first model to be produced at the company's new manufacturing plant in the United States.
