Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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This Smart Wallet Can Carry Credit Cards, Money and Even Charge Your iPhone
Stympro Tech has introduced a smart wallet that aims to offer practical functionalities for iPhone users.
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International Monetary Fund Reveals How Generative AI Can Affect the Financial Sector
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a comprehensive report on how generative AI can affect the financial sector.
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Stanford Scientists Create New Paint That Aims to Reduce Electricity Costs
Stanford University researchers have developed an innovative paint that aims to revolutionize building energy efficiency.
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FalconFrames Wearable Tech Aims to Make Athletes 'Laser Focus' on the Game
Evolution Optiks Limited has unveiled a new wearable tech for tennis players called FalconFrame. Evolution Optiks Limited has unveiled a collaboration with the John McEnroe Tennis Academy (JMTA) through its OcuRay division, introducing FalconFrames wearable technology to revolutionize tennis training techniques.
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Witch Hazel 'Seed-Shooting' Plant Is Being Used to Improve the Design of Jumping Robots
A new study sheds light on a witch hazel plant's seed-shooting capabilities that can help improve the design of jumping robots.
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Early Apple Computer Made in Steve Job's Garage, Signed by Steve Wozniak Sells at Auction for $223,000
One of Apple's earliest personal computers, the Apple-1, was auctioned for $223,000. One of Apple's earliest personal computers, the Apple-1, which was signed by the company's co-founder Steve Wozniak, has successfully fetched over $223,000 at an auction.
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ChatGPT New 'Code Interpreter' Plugin Put to the Test by Researchers — Is It Effective?
A new study reveals the potentials and limitations of the ChatGPT plugin's Code Interpreter. The newly introduced Code Interpreter, the latest official plugin for ChatGPT, has caught the attention of West Virginia University (WVU) researchers who see its potential in educational contexts.
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Liftoff! NASA and SpaceX Crew-7 Launch Successful; 4 Astronauts on the Way to International Space Station
The attempt of NASA and SpaceX to launch Crew-7 on Saturday morning was successful. NASA and SpaceX are gearing up for the launch of Crew-7 on Saturday, with the crew members making their way to Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida less than an hour before they embark on their journey.
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Meta's Threads Finally Rolls Out Web Version
Meta has finally launched the web version for Threads. Meta's endeavor to establish its platform, Threads, as a formidable competitor to Twitter has taken a new turn as it introduces a web version, in a bid to invigorate its lackluster debut.
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Chinese Hackers 'Flax Typhoon' Targeting Taiwan Government Agencies, Microsoft Claims
Taiwan's government and various organizations have reportedly fallen victim to targeted cyberattacks orchestrated by a group of Chinese hackers identified as "Flax Typhoon," as disclosed by Microsoft.
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Astronomers Discovers Mysterious Dark Vortex on Neptune Using a Telescope From Earth for the First Time
Using ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT), astronomers have detected a massive dark vortex within Neptune's atmosphere.
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NASA Artemis Is Distributing Tree Seedlings Flown Around the Moon
NASA's Artemis program is taking a unique approach to bridge space exploration and education by distributing tree seedlings that have flown around the Moon.
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Ancient Remains of Pompeii Victims May Have Been Contaminated Due to Plaster, New Research Reveals
New details have come to light regarding the effects of the iconic plaster used to cast the victims' bodies in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii that was wiped out when Mount Vesuvius erupted.
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SpaceX Sued by US Over Alleged Hiring Discrimination Against Refugees, Asylum Seekers
The US Department of Justice sued SpaceX for its alleged hiring discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers.
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Apptronik Unveils Apollo: New Humanoid Robot Is a Rival to Tesla's Optimus Bot
Apptronik has unveiled its latest creation, Apollo, a humanoid robot. Apptronik, a tech company headquartered in Austin, Texas, has unveiled its latest creation, Apollo, a humanoid robot designed to enter the workforce and quickly contribute to various tasks.
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Apple Warns Users Not to Sleep With Their iPhones While Charging — Here's Why
Apple has issued a cautionary advisory urging iPhone users not to sleep with their devices while charging.
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Reddit Rolls Out 'Mod Helper Program' to Reward Moderators
Reddit has introduced a new initiative known as the "Mod Helper Program" to reward moderators who provide valuable assistance to their peers.
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Does Social Media Really Cause Depression in Children? New Study Has an Answer
A new study has challenged the common belief that social media is linked to depression in children. A new study conducted by researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has challenged the common belief that social media is linked to depression in children and young adults.
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Epic's First Run Gives Game Developers Option of 100% Sales Revenue
Epic Games has unveiled the "Epic First Run" program, a new opt-in exclusivity initiative for third-party developers.
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Preventing Lithium Plating Enables Faster Charging for EVs, New Study Finds
A group of researchers reported making progress in preventing lithium plating in electric vehicle (EV) batteries, potentially leading to faster charging times.
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MIT Develops AI Technique for Robots to Move Objects With Their Whole Bodies
MIT's AI technique aims to simplify the process of contact-rich manipulation planning for robots.
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Space Agencies NASA, ESA Praise India's Historic Landing on the Moon
The recent achievement of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission has garnered praise from international space agencies, such as NASA, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency (ESA).
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Amazon Teams Up With LG to Introduce Luna App on Smart TVs
LG and Amazon have joined forces to introduce the Amazon Luna cloud-based game streaming service to LG's line of smart TVs.
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Rechat: Dallas Startup Introduces 'Super App' for Real Estate Agents
The Rechat app was made to simplify the real estate experience. Dallas-based startup founder Shayan Hamidi has identified a longstanding issue within the real estate industry: the disjointed and cumbersome nature of the tools used by real estate agents.
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Children Advocacy Groups Urge FTC to Investigate Google for Showing Targeted Ads to Kids on YouTube
Children's advocacy groups are urging the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to initiate a probe into Google's personalized ads to kids on YouTube.
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NASA Begins Installing the 'Nervous System' of Roman Space Telescope
The installation and testing phase of NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has commenced. The installation and testing phase of NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has commenced with the integration of the spacecraft's intricate electrical cabling, known as the harness.
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Since Elon Musk's Take Over, Environmentalists Are Moving Away From X, Formerly Twitter
Elon Musk's acquisition of X, formerly known as Twitter, has sparked notable exits of environmentalists on the platform.
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How AI Helped a Paralyzed Woman Speak Again 18 Years After a Stroke
In a remarkable breakthrough, a paralyzed woman has regained the ability to speak with the assistance of AI.
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NASA Chandra X-Ray Discovers Massive Black Hole That Destroys a Giant Star
Using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and ESA's XMM-Newton, astronomers have found evidence of a giant black hole disintegrating a star.
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Hollywood Studios Offer Highest Wage Increase and AI Protections for Striking Writers
Hollywood studios have unveiled a new proposal that includes substantial wage increases for writers, protections against using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI), and other provisions.
