Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Did You Know? Baby Boomers Have Stronger Passwords Than Gen Z - Study
A new study finds that baby boomers may have better passwords than Gen Z. GenZ kids may be tech-savvy, but they may not be as cyber-protected as they believe they are.
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Jenga-inspired Building Will Come to Life in Uruguay—Learn More About This Futuristic Project!
Netherlands-based architecture company MVRDV's set to transform the landscape of Uruguay with Ziel.
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Northrop Grumman's Anti-radiation Missile Achieves 5th Consecutive Successful Test
Northrop Grumman has successfully tested its anti-radiation missile for the fifth time! Northrop Grumman has announced the successful completion of the fifth consecutive flight test of the US Navy's AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile Extended Range (AARGM-ER).
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TikTok Introduces #NewMusic Search Hub, Featuring the Jonas Brothers and Miguel
TikTok has partnered with the Jonas Brothers and Miguel for the #NewMusic Search Hub. TikTok, the popular short-form video app, has introduced its latest feature called the #NewMusic Search Hub, creating a dedicated space for artists worldwide to present their new songs and for fans to explore and discover their next favorite track.
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Tinder Will No Longer Connect Social Media Accounts to Profiles—Here's Why
Tinder will no longer connect user's social media accounts to their bios. Find out why! Tinder has announced a significant change in its platform, as the popular dating app will no longer connect users' social media accounts to their profiles.
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Apple Store's Small Developers Win Big in Revenues, Outpace Large Developers
According to a study by Analysis Group, small developers on Apple's App Store have seen remarkable growth in their businesses.
Sweet Microchip: Jellybeans May Be Key for Future Quantum Computer Chips—How?
The University of South Wales Sydney engineers uncover an unconventional quantum computer solution: jellybeans.
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Fatphobic Tweets? Study Reveals Majority of Obesity-Related Twitter Posts Are Negative
A new study reveals a predominantly negative sentiment surrounding tweets about obesity. A new study presented at the European Congress on Obesity reveals a predominantly negative sentiment surrounding tweets about obesity.
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Astronomers Uncover Largest Cosmic Explosion Ever Witnessed!
Astronomers have made an extraordinary discovery, uncovering the largest cosmic explosion ever witnessed.
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Martian Rivers? NASA's Perseverance May Have Found Evidence
NASA's Perseverance rover may have uncovered evidence of a wild and powerful river on Mars. NASA's Perseverance rover may have uncovered evidence of a wild and powerful river on Mars, challenging previous assumptions about the Red Planet's watery history.
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FBI Raises Alarm on Rising Elder Fraud Rates, Reports 84% Surge in Losses
FBI sounded the alarm on rising elder frauds, reporting an 84% increase in losses. The FBI has sounded the alarm on the surge in elder fraud rates, reporting a staggering 84% increase in losses compared to the previous year.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures a Luminous Dusty Star-forming Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a luminous dusty star-forming galaxy known as GN20.
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Archaeologists Reveal a Dark, Tragic Tale in Australia's Batavia Maritime Disaster
Archaeologists unveil a haunting and tragic tale in Australia from the Batavia maritime disaster and mutiny.
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Cruise’s Robotaxis Will Hit the Roads of Houston, Dallas
Cruise continues to expand its robotaxi services in Texas. Cruise, the self-driving car company owned by General Motors, is set to expand its robotaxi testing to Houston and Dallas, following its previous entry into Austin, reported first by Engadget.
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Thales Receives 10-year Contract to Produce New Generation of US Passport eCovers
Thales secured a 10-year contract with the US to produce passport eCovers. Thales, a renowned provider of ePassport solutions worldwide, has secured a new 10-year contract with the US Government Publishing Office (GPO) to produce the next generation of passport eCovers for the United States.
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AI Fails to Mimic Human Judgement, Resulting in Harsher Rule Violations - Study
Researchers found that AI models can judge rule violations more harshly than humans. Machine-learning models, often used to make decisions about rule violations, are failing to replicate human judgment, according to a study conducted by researchers from MIT and other institutions.
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Sony Unveils New Flagship Smartphone Designed for Content Creators
Sony has introduced its latest flagship smartphone, the XPERIA IV. Sony has introduced its latest flagship smartphone, the XPERIA IV, which is specifically designed for content creators and mobile enthusiasts, as reported first by B&H Photo Video.
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Google I/O 2023: Slew of New AI Tools Coming Soon to Android Phones
Google I/O 2023 showcased an array of upcoming AI tools that will soon be available on Android phones.
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Survey Says Students Embrace ChatGPT, but Draw the Line at Chatbot Cheating!
Students in Sweden are embracing AI tools like ChatGPT in education. Students in Sweden are embracing AI tools like ChatGPT in education but are drawing the line when it comes to using chatbots for cheating during exams, with 62 percent considering it as cheating.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Unravels Mysteries of Distant 'Mini-Neptune'
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope studies the atmosphere of a mysterious distant planet. In a significant scientific breakthrough, a team of researchers has gained remarkable insights into the enigmatic atmosphere of a celestial body known as a "mini-Neptune.
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Archaeologists Find Strange Skeletons with Tied Hands, Face Down in Spain
Archaeologists in Spain have made a puzzling and creepy discovery: skeletons with hands-tied, face-down, and covered with stones.
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American Psychology Group Releases Health Advisory for Kids Using Social Media
APA has released a comprehensive health advisory for kids using social media. In response to the increasing concerns regarding the impact of social media on adolescents' well-being, the American Psychology Association (APA) has released a comprehensive health advisory.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Expands Access, Introduces New Features for AI-powered Assistance
Microsoft announced the expansion of access to the Microsoft 365 Copilot preview along with new features.
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SpaceX, Vast Gear Toward Launching First Commercial Space Station
SpaceX and Vast will soon launch the world's first commercial space station named Haven-1. Two major space companies SpaceX and Vast, have jointly announced an ambitious plan to launch the world's first commercial space station, named Haven-1.
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New AI Tool Predicts Parkinson's Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear
A new AI tool shows promise in detecting Parkinson's years before the symptoms appear. A new AI tool has been developed by scientists at the University of New South Wales Sydney in collaboration with Boston University, showing promising potential in detecting Parkinson's disease years before the manifestation of symptoms.
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TikTok Introduces 2 New Products to Advance Advertising Solutions
TikTok introduced two new products aimed at advancing advertising solutions for brands. TikTok, the popular social media platform, has announced two new products aimed at advancing advertising solutions for brands.
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Apple Watch Unveils New Pride Edition Sport Band for Less Than $50!
Apple unveils its latest addition to the Apple Watch family: the all-new Pride Edition Sport Band. In an exciting announcement from Apple, the tech giant is unveiling its latest addition to the Apple Watch family: the all-new Pride Edition Sport Band.
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Online Gaming Could Be Good for Mental Health - Here’s Why
A recent study suggests that online gaming could positively affect mental health. Online games have gained immense popularity and have become a prevalent part of modern culture.
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Scientists Discover Special Bacteria in the Alps, Arctic That Can Digest Plastic
Scientists have unearthed a group of extraordinary bacteria capable of feasting on plastic. Scientists have unearthed a group of extraordinary bacteria capable of feasting on plastic.
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NASA NuStar Captures Lawbreaking, Exotic Object 10 Million Times Brighter than the Sun!
NASA's NuSTAR X-ray telescope has captured a lawbreaking and mesmerizing cosmic object. NASA's NuSTAR X-ray telescope has captured a lawbreaking and mesmerizing celestial object that shines 10 million times brighter than the Sun.
