Articles by John Lopez
Walmart's PhonePe Launches Indus Appstore for India, Waives Developers Fee Until 2025
PhonePe challenges Google's app dominance with Indus Appstore in India, offering developers friendlier terms. Walmart plans to buy Vizio, expanding its media division.
Here's How Certain Bacteria Trigger Deadly Diseases: Latest Study
Researchers at The University of Queensland and Mater Research identify a mutation in E. coli, enhancing its virulence and posing a significant threat amidst antibiotic resistance concerns.
Meta, Microsoft Lobby EU Against Apple's New App Store Terms Amid Antitrust Concerns
Apple's App Store changes provoke backlash from Meta and Microsoft, seen as insufficient to promote competition. Critics urge the EU to reject changes amid antitrust concerns.
British Royal Navy's Trident Nuclear Missile Test Ends in Failure, Crashes Near Launch Site
The British Royal Navy's Trident missile test failure raises doubts about the nation's nuclear deterrent amid global tensions.
Uber Eats to Launch Autonomous Food Delivery Robots in Japan
Uber Eats partners with Mitsubishi Electric and Cartken to launch autonomous food delivery robots in Tokyo, addressing labor shortages and enhancing efficiency.
How Japanese Scientists Unlocked Tobacco's Potential to Replace Spider Silk
Spider silk's potential in biomedicine and materials science hindered by limited natural production. Japanese researchers turn to tobacco plants for scalable solution.
Pesticide Exposure More Deadly to Fish Than Previously Thought, Reveals Latest Study
Pesticide exposure harms fish, causing behavioral abnormalities and transgenerational effects. Runoff threatens aquatic ecosystems, exacerbating with climate change
Will Smith Breaks the Internet with AI-Generated Spaghetti Video Parody
Will Smith parodies viral AI-generated spaghetti video, sparking debate on AI realism and its implications. OpenAI's Sora sets new standards in AI-generated content.
AI Study Says Global Food Demand Could Surge Up to 110% by 2050 Amid Shrinking Croplands
Alarming projections reveal a 110% increase in global food consumption by 2050, posing threats to croplands amid climate change.
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Newly Found Black Hole Snacks on Sun-sized Stars Daily—Also Brightest Object in the Universe
Australian astronomers unveil the brightest cosmic object, quasar J0529-4351, powered by a black hole consuming the sun daily, surprising researchers worldwide.
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China Launches Nationwide Data Security Survey Targeting Tech Firms, Government Offices
China conducts a nationwide data survey led by the National Data Administration to understand data production, circulation, and security, aiding policymaking.
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First Human with Neuralink Brain-Chip Implant Fully Recovers, Controls Computer Mouse with Thoughts
Elon Musk reveals the success of the first Neuralink brain chip implant, enabling mouse control via thoughts. Challenges and ethical concerns persist.
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Rise of Lab-Grown Diamonds to Reshape Global Market by Cutting Costs, Carbon Footprint
Lab-grown diamonds disrupt the market with cost-effectiveness and eco-friendliness, challenging natural diamonds. Despite growth, transparency and energy sourcing pose challenges.
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Samsung Plans to Add Auracast Support to Galaxy Phones, Tablets, Including Galaxy S24 Series
Samsung announces expansion of Auracast support to Galaxy phones and tablets, enhancing audio-sharing capabilities. New features include 360 Audio and Auto Switch.
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Property Developer Nakheel Granted Landmark 3D Printing License in Dubai
Nakheel obtains Dubai's first 3D printing license for the Al Furjan Hills project, showcasing rapid progress in construction technology and aligning with Dubai's innovative urban development goals.
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Chinese University Unveils Multi-Camera Vision Sensor Enhancing Accuracy for Robots, Drones
Beihang University unveils a multi-camera vision sensor revolutionizing robotics and drones, promising precision and wider field of view for autonomous systems.
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Video Game Actors Grapple with AI Voice Clone Tech: Innovation or Threat to Job Security?
Video game studios explore AI-generated voice clones, sparking debates on ethics, job security, and collaboration amidst opportunities and concerns in the industry.
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Japanese Cardboard Company to Pioneer Sustainable Jet Fuel from Construction Waste by 2027
Japanese cardboard manufacturer Rengo plans to produce sustainable aviation fuel from construction waste by 2027, aligning with Japan's carbon emission reduction goals.
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EU Starts Formal Proceedings on TikTok Compliance with Digital Services Act Over Child Safety Concerns
EU Commission investigates TikTok under DSA for potential child safety, privacy, and transparency violations, posing fines of up to 6% of global turnover.
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Google Messages Teases New Features: Camera Effects, Top Contact Removal, & More
Google Messages is preparing for significant upgrades, including camera effects, removal of top contacts, and streamlining UI, promising enhanced user experience.
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Chinese-Led Astronomers Discover Smallest Star Ever in Exotic Binary System
Astronomers find TMTS J0526B, the smallest star ever, in a binary system, revealing insights into star evolution. Its existence confirms a two-decade-old theory.
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Bad News for Users: Samsung TVs to Drop Ring Doorbell, Google Assistant Integration
Samsung discontinues Ring doorbell and Google Assistant integration for older TV models. Users lose convenient smart home features due to recent policy changes and price hikes.
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World's First Space Satellite Made of Wood Set to Launch This Summer From Japan
Japanese scientists are preparing to launch LignoSat, the world's first wooden satellite made from magnolia wood, aiming to reduce environmental impact and explore sustainable space exploration materials.
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Scientists Develop New Antibiotic to Combat Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Researchers from UIC and Harvard unveil cresomycin, a potent antibiotic effective against drug-resistant bacteria, offering hope amidst the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance.
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Sam Altman's New AI Chips Venture Faces US Approval Hurdle: Report
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman leads a venture to accelerate AI chip manufacturing, facing US regulatory hurdles amidst national security and antitrust concerns.
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What Careers Await Students Majoring AI at This Ivy League University?
University of Pennsylvania pioneers B.S.E. in Artificial Intelligence, addressing rapid AI growth, ethical concerns, diverse concentrations, and promising career prospects in evolving industries.
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UN Urges Tech Giants to Stop Profiting from Toxic Content Fueling Antisemitism, Racism
UN urges tech firms to halt profiting from divisive content, combating online hate speech. The United Nations (UN) has recently issued a strong call to technology companies to stop profiting from the spread of toxic content that promotes antisemitism, racism, and anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Google to Roll Out UX Upgrades for Docs, Sheets, Slides Next Month
Google's March 1 update enhances Docs, Sheets, and Slides with redesigned comments, improved search/filter, and expanded viewing options for enhanced productivity and collaboration.
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280-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil with Preserved Soft Tissues... Fake!
A 280-million-year-old dinosaur fossil, Tridentinosaurus antiquus, once thought genuine, is revealed as a fake coated in black paint, challenging previous assumptions.
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Expert: China on High Alert as India's Cybersecurity Threats Surge
China faces heightened cybersecurity threats from India, notably from the hacker group "Bitter." Recent incidents highlight geopolitical tensions and vulnerabilities in both nations' cyber defenses.
