Articles by Joen Coronel
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How to Become an Apple iOS Beta Tester?
Want to learn how to take part in Apple's beta testing? If you are curious and you want to be one of Apple's beta tester, read this article to understand how you can sign up to be one of them.
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Moto G100 '100% Beast:' Qualcomm 8xx Processor, Release Date, Specs, Prices, and More!
Moto G100 new specs update now revealed by a leakster? Further details will be released for its upcoming global launch on March 25.
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$1,400 Third Stimulus Check Calculator: How to Use it and How to Get Stimulus Check If You Don't Have it Yet
If you haven't received your $1,400 third stimulus check, here's what you should know to get it. If you have already it, you can now calculate its estimated stimulus payment.
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Computer Chip Shortage Now in Alarming 'Critical Point:' Price Increase on Smartphone, Car Products to Happen This Year
The alarming news about the declining shortage of microchips could spell a strong impact on electronic devices such as smartphones, gaming consoles, appliances, and even vehicles.
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Apple, Samsung May Be Forced to Fix Broken Smartphones for Free or Cheaper Prices, Thanks to this Law
On Thursday, March 18, an Ontario politician raised the need to have a 'right to repair' law that covers electronic devices. How will this impact North America?
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Mr. Beast's $100K 'Finger on the App 2:' Users Complain Several Bugs, Refunds on the Way -- How to Join this Challenge?
Mr. Beast's 'Finger on the App 2' challenge has recently become buggy to some users. However, the YouTuber offered a refund for those who have spent extra lives.
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'Super Seducer 3' Banned on Steam; Game's Page, 61,700 Wish Lists Now Gone
'Super Seducer 3' is set to release in February. However, Valve reviewed it and it did not pass to its standards. This time, the game suffered a similar fate due to one reason.
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Apple's iOS 14.4 Signing Halts; Could Users Rely on Jail-Break After Downgrade Unavailability?
Apple will no longer sign iOS 14.4. This means that users who already updated their devices to 14.4.1 can no longer downgrade it to iOS 14.4 or older OS versions.
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Telegram Voice Chats 2.0: New Features Include Speakers, Listener Links, 'Raise Hand' and How to Use Them
Telegram's latest Voice Chats 2.0 update has a wide variety of new must-try features for the users. You can now record chats and create different links for the speaker and listener.
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Epic, Apple Now Conclude Line-up of Execs Who Will Testify for the Bench Trial
For the heated legal dispute between Apple and Epic which is tentatively set for May, the two companies have already released the list of witnesses who will join the upcoming bench trial.
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Zoom's Screen Sharing Feature Could Reveal Sensitive Information of its Users - Why You Should Worry About This?
Recently, the screen-sharing feature of Zoom is reportedly exposing the presenter to data leakage. Does this sound worrisome for the users? Let's find out.
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New Beetle Species Named After Three Legendary Birds in 'Pokemon'- How Did the Experts Arrive With This?
Two entomologists recently discovered three new species of Australian beetles. They named it after the three legendary birds in 'Pokemon.'
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iOS 15 to Come in September? Will it be Compatible With iPhone 7 and Later, and What Should We Expect
The rumor suggests that iOS 15 will be launching in September. If you are curious about its possible features, read this article to know its compatibility, possible upgrades, and more.
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China Imposes Restrictions for Tesla EVs; Says That Tesla's Camera Can be Used for Spying
The Chinese military has restricted the movement of Tesla cars in China over security concerns from the vehicles' internal cameras.
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Xiaomi's Redmi Note 10, Mi 10T Lite and Mi 10i Kernel Sources Now Unveiled
Earlier this March, Xiaomi unveiled its kernel source code for the Redmi Note 10 Pro. Now, the company also launches the kernel source codes for the Redmi Note 10, Mi 10T Lite, and Mi 10i.
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11 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Recorded - Android, iOS, and Windows Devices Are Infected
The exploitations continue with the hackers controlling the zero-day vulnerabilities in different platforms. Google discovers that the dangerous cyber attackers have already infected numerous devices this week.
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Amazon Echo Show 10 To Launch on March 30; Comes With' Kill Switch' Security Feature and Bigger Screen
Amazon's latest smart home device, the Echo Show 10 is now available for pre-order. On March 30, you can now fully use Amazon's highly-improved product.
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'Rainbow Six Siege' Crimson Heist Battle Pass Guide: Battle Pass Price, Release Date, and the Fastest Way to Finish it
The Crimson Heist battle pass can now be purchased for the 'Rainbow Six Siege.' From the battle pass overview to different challenges, here's what you should know.
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EA Play Now Available for Xbox Game Pass PC Edition: What Are Some Games That You Could Play?
For PC users, it's now your time to fully enjoy the recent addition of EA Play to the Xbox Game Pass. You can now play 60+ games for free!
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Microsoft Powerpoint Presenter Coach Could Help You Prepare Before Presentation: How Does it Work?
Check this latest feature of Microsoft Powerpoint, the Presenter Coach feature which can help you ace your presentation through analyses and evaluations in your speeches and body language.
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Google Nest 2 'Sleep Sensing Feature' Can Measure Micromovements Like Chest Movement While You are Asleep
Google's newest smart home device, Google Nest Hub 2 embraces a unique sleep-sensing feature that could track any movements in your body during sleeping. It can also run analyses for you to understand how your sleeping pattern went.
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SMART Tire Company Unveils Airless Titanium Tire Used by NASA in Mars Rover Mission
Smart Tire Company will be launching its airless titanium tire for the bikes. The tire technology was used by NASA in its previous Mars rover expedition.
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OpenAI Could Give $13,500 For Every American Adult Annually; Sam Altman Says The World is Going to Get Phenomenally Wealthy
Sam Altman believes that OpenAI's recent AI can solve the socio-economic problem in the country by giving every eligible adult with $13,500 every year.
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Feeling Bored At Home During Pandemic? Here's How to Set Up a Remote Board Game Night With Friends
Are you growing bored inside your home? Do you miss playing with your remote friends amid the pandemic? You can now play with them through a virtual board game and get to know how to set it up.
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You Can Now Talk to Plants with this Device - How Does it Communicate with Humans?
A research team from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore discovered a device that could talk to plants through electrical signals. How is this possible?
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Early Rumors Suggest Samsung Galaxy Note Will Not Be Released This Year, Company Exec Confirms It Is True
It was only speculation at first that the new Samsung Galaxy Note series will not be launched this 2021. Later, the company's co-CEO confirmed the news that they will not be releasing the rumored device because of one reason.
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Huawei to Charge $2.50 Royalty Fee for its 5G Patent to Tech Giants- How Do Users View This Action?
Huawei has recently imposed a royalty fee worth $2.50 for its 5G patent. Is this Huawei's way to counter the sanction of the US to them?
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Amazon, Google, and Apple to Pay Wikipedia For Their Published Contents in the Future
Wikipedia will charge tech giant companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google for their content publication. Could this affect the growing number of voluntary workers in the future?
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Apple's New Patent Modular Wall Unit System Could Now Control All Accessories Through One Host Unit
Apple has been granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office a new patent called the modular wall unit system, which could be the next game-changer for smart home configuration.
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'Assassin's Creed: Valhalla' Full Update 1.2.0 Includes Ostara Festival, Transmog- Players Still Disappointed About it
Despite implementing what the fans have requested, Ubisoft received some unfavorable feedbacks from the users for the 'Assassin's Creed: Valhalla' 1.2.0. update.
