Articles by Inno Flores
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US Senators Warner, Thune Reject Criticism for Bipartisan Bill, Pushes Biden to Ban TikTok
Critics say this bill is overboard and will hurt citizens' civil liberties, including the 150 million TikTok users in the US.
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Tesla Nominates Former CTO JB Straubel as Next Independent Board Member
Straubel joined the company in 2004 and was a Chief Technology Officer of the company for fourteen years.
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Walmart Reveals Plans to Install EV Fast-Charging Stations in US Stores
Walmart decided to install its own chargers instead of partnering with other companies to address cost and reliability issues easily.
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Disney Appoints Hulu Chief Joe Earley as President of Direct-To-Consumer Business
Earley takes to fill the void created by his successor, Michael Paull, after six years of service. Former Fox Executive and Hulu President Joe Earley becomes the new President of Direct-To-Consumer for Disney Entertainment, as Michael Paull leaves the company after six years of service.
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Remembering Cash App Founder Bob Lee and His Legacy in Tech Industry
Bob Lee's friends and family remember his legacy as a Tech Executive, a friend, a son, and a brother.
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Meta Launches ‘Segment Anything’ AI Model, Detects Objects Within Images
Segment Anything Model is capable of outputting several masks despite the ambiguity about the object.
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Twitter Faces Another Accusation of Illegally Laying Off Workers Without Notice
Former contractors claim that they were not informed nor given a 60-day advanced notice required by the United States and California law.
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Apple Sales Executive Resigns to Lead Defense Innovation Unit in US Defense Department
Doug Beck will now lead the Defense Innovation Unit of the Department of Defense. Apple loses another key executive after several resignations in the past few months.
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Amazon Conducts Fresh Layoffs, Affecting 100+ Employees from its Gaming Division
This affected workers from its gaming divisions, including Prime Gaming, Game Growth, and Amazon Game Studios in San Diego.
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Apple to Cut Few Positions within Corporate Retail Teams in Recent Job Cuts
Apple will provide financial support to affected workers and will be given them a chance to reapply for several positions.
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Activision Blizzard Settles Lawsuit with DOJ for Limiting Salaries of eSports Players
Activision would fine teams one dollar for every dollar that exceeded the cap and redistribute collected fees among all non-offending players.
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Arctic Scientists Race to Save Ancient Ice Samples Before Climate Change Melts Frozen Layers
Human-caused carbon emissions have made the planet warmer by 1.1 degrees Celsius since the 19th century.
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Micron Becomes First Foreign Chip Maker to Put Under Cybersecurity Review by China
This probe aims to protect the country's national security and prevent network security risks. China will conduct a cybersecurity review for the United States' largest memory chip manufacturer Micron Technology.
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Tesla Reports All-Time Record of 422,875 Deliveries for Q1 2023
This represents a much-higher increase compared to last year's report. Tesla revealed its first production and delivery report for 2023, reaching a new record of deliveries during the first three months of the year and topping estimates from analysts.
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FTC Plans to Sue Amazon for Illegally Collecting Kids' Data Via Alexa-Powered Speakers
Amazon sells Echo Dot Kids Edition speakers that offer a subscription service with a curated selection of applications, books, and other content.
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Senate Introduces Bill that Intends to Break Up Ad Businesses of Tech Giants like Google, Meta
The AMERICA Act was introduced by Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah, along with a bipartisan group of senators.
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US Approves California's Mandate Requiring Half of Heavy Trucks be Electric by 2035
Six other states already adopted the heavy truck regulation, including New York, New Jersey, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts, and Vermont.
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Meta Beats Phhhoto Inc. in US Court Over Anti-Competitive Conduct Allegations
Meta was dismissed from this case and declined to allow the startup to fine-tune its case for another complaint.
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Audible Conducts Tests of Ad-Supported Access to Non-Subscribers
Ads will pop up while listening to traditional audiobooks, podcasts, and Audible original content. Amazon started to put advertisements in audiobooks that can potentially indicate a change within the industry.
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NaaS Reveals First Automatic Mobile Charging Robot for Electric Vehicles
This was developed by the company's team for Automatic Energy Replenishment Solution, including members from different companies.
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Lyft Plans to Drop Shared Rides Offering to Focus on Operations Under New CEO
This feature was launched in 2014 on a small scale before expanding the service. Lyft might remove its shared ride offerings as one of the company's strategies in entering a new leadership for its newly appointed CEO.
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US Renewable Power Generation Surpasses Coal in Electric Power Sector Last Year
This achievement came from the combination of increasing renewable capacity and coal's decline for several years now.
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Researchers See Anti-Aging, Anti-Inflammatory Components in a Toxic Weed
Cocklebur plants were often found on roadside and river banks, native to Southern Europe, Central Asia, and China.
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Google Violates Court Order to Preserve Records of Employee Chats for Antitrust Litigations
Google was required by the Court to preserve chats in antitrust litigation over its Google Play app store policies.
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Kia Launches EV9 SUV's Features Ahead of Pre-Orders Next Quarter
This will be Kia's second all-electric model in its EV lineup series. Kia is launching its next big electric vehicle later this year, with pre-orders starting next quarter.
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Researchers Develop Novel Device to Prevent Higher Power Usage, Lag in AI Results
Using indium gallium zinc oxide (IGZO) as the key material provided uniformity, durability, and computing accuracy.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Meets with China's Commerce Minister for Stabilizing Industrial, Supply Chains
Aside from stabilizing the industrial and supply chains, Wang and Cook also talked about Apple's developing relationship with the country.
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Lyft Co-Founders Logan Green, John Zimmer Resign as CEO, President
Board member and former Amazon executive David Risher will replace the position of CEO. Lyft's co-founders are leaving the company after 11 years of being the president and CEO of the company.
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Apple Employees Express Skepticism on Launching Its Mixed-Reality Headset
Some employees already left the production due to its quality at a high price point of $3,000. Workers from Apple were having doubts about the anticipated mixed-reality headset that will launch months from now.
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Twitter's Source Code Leaks on GitHub, as per Filing
A copyright infringement notice was sent to GitHub, with a request to remove the leaked source code on its platform.
