Articles by Jeffrey Teodoro
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95% of NFTs Are Now Reportedly Worthless: Who Won?
In the aftermath of the NFT craze, a staggering 95 percent of these digital tokens reportedly hold little to no value.
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5 Reasons Why the Smartphone Industry Is Trying to Kill the 3.5 Mm Headphone Jack
Discover why smartphones' 3.5mm headphone jack is in danger of being discontinued. Can you live without it?
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Google's August 2023 Core Update Focuses More on Website Quality Than Technical Fixes
Google's August 2023 update will give visibility to websites that lost traffic in previous core updates.
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Is Star Trek's Faster-Than-Light Warp Drive Possible?
For decades, the concept of faster-than-light travel has fueled the imaginations of science fiction enthusiasts, with Star Trek's warp drive standing as a prominent example.
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5 Psychological Techniques Apple Uses to Make You Buy Its Products
According to research companies, Apple has more sales per square foot of retail space than any company.
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How Close Is Current VR Tech to 'Ready Player One'?
Exploring a VR world like the OASIS in 'Ready Player One' would definitely be an awesome experience, but are we even close?
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Is It Possible to Live Without a Smartphone in 2023?
Smartphones have become necessary in today's world, no matter what your job is or what your hobbies are. Is it really possible to distance yourself from technology and live like it was in the early 2000s?
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30 Years After 'Jurassic Park' First Hit Movie Theaters, Is Genetic Engineering Catching Up?
Scientists dive into genetic engineering in the 1993 "Jurassic Park" movie. Let's explore the truth behind the fiction.
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Oppo Find N3 Flip Gets Certification for 67W Charging
This certification revealed that the Oppo Find N3 Flip supports 67W wired charging, a significant improvement over the Find N2 Flip's 44W.
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Genetic Engineering in 'Gattaca' Movie Seems Ideal, But What Are Its Disadvantages?
In science fiction cinema, few films have delved as deeply into the ethical and philosophical implications of genetic engineering as "Gattaca."
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Google Offers Discounted Hotel Stays to Get Employees Back to the Office, But There's a Catch
To lure employees into accepting a hybrid work setup, Google offers its workers a chance to stay at an on-campus hotel for a night at a discounted rate.
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Elon Musk Seeks Lower iOS App Store Fees for 'X' Creators
Elon Musk wants to talk to Tim Cook about lowering the App Store fees for 'X' creators seeking to help them earn more revenue in the process.
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Is Teleportation, Like in the Sci-Fi Movie 'Jumper,' Possible?
If teleportation is possible, it will impact many aspects of life, not just transportation. The science fiction film, "Jumper," released in 2008, delves into the captivating idea of teleportation.
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Does Samsung Solve Its 'Swelling' Battery Problem in 2023?
Some of smartphone batteries of Samsung are reportedly swelling up. Here are some of the possible reasons behind it.
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Einstein's 1950 Letter About the Book of Genesis Auctioned at $125,000
Still thinking science and religion don't mix? Think again! Even Albert Einstein has his own take on the universe's creation.
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Nothing Phone 2 Upgrades Confirmed by CEO Carl Pei — Here's Everything You Need to Know
An improved camera system, better display, faster chipset, and flashy LEDs are just some of the upgrades Carl Pei mentioned in their newest smartphone, the Nothing Phone 2.
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How Good Posture Prevents Health Issues, According to Doctors
Not having a good posture could cause back pain, headaches, and low energy levels. It can also affect digestion.
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'Miracle Material' Perovskite Helps Scientists Break the 30% Efficiency Barrier of Solar Panels
Perovskite is not exactly new. Scientists have already known its potential to be used in solar panels.
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5 Best Mid-Range Smartphones of 2023 That You Can Buy to Save Money
Are you looking for an Android or iOS smartphone that fits your needs but doesn't wipe out your bank account? Find out your best options here.
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Facebook Messenger Users Complained of Being Unable to Deliver Photos, Videos in the Wake of Threads Launch
Many users of Meta's popular messaging app have taken to other social media platforms to report that they cannot send pictures and videos through Facebook Messenger.
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Google Quantum Computer Is '47 Years' Ahead of the World's Top 1 Supercomputer: Here's What You Need to Know
Google has developed a quantum computer that can instantly make calculations that would take even the fastest computers today, 47 years to process.
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Could Deep-Sea Mining Save the Planet From the Climate Crisis?
In the face of the increasing signs of climate change, one of the solutions is deep-sea mining for material deposits and metals needed to make electric vehicle batteries and to store renewable energy supplies.
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EV Maker Arrival Scraps a Deal With Second SPAC
British EV manufacturer Arrival has just canceled a merger agreement with another special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) - the Kensington Capital Acquisition Corporation.
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Scientists Discover What's Behind Antarctica's Blood Falls
Scientists may now be able to determine if there's a connection between these falls and the environment of Mars.
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Microsoft Offers 4 Highly Coveted IT Jobs in Australia
Put your IT training to good use by partnering with the software industry's best company. Microsoft is jumping on the train. With Australia's IT sector looking very promising, the software giant has decided to go all-in on the country's rosy future.
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Best Laptop Cooling Pads Before Q2 of 2023 Ends
To ensure maximum performance from your laptop, keeping it cool is vital. Check out our recommendations for the best laptop cooling pads in 2023.
