Articles by John Lopez
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Tired of Unwanted Mailing Lists? Google Adds New Unsubscribe Button in Gmail App for Android
Google introduces a simple Unsubscribe button in Gmail for Android, streamlining the process to eliminate unwanted emails, with a potential subscription management feature on the horizon.
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Emerging AI Hardware Devices to Challenge Smartphones - Or Is It Too Soon?
The Rabbit r1, Humane AI Pin, and Meta's Ray-Ban Wayfarers represent the AI hardware revolution, challenging smartphone dominance and sparking debates about necessity versus innovation.
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Study Says Dark Chocolate Linked to Lower Risk of Hypertension and Blood Clots
Researchers find potential links between dark chocolate consumption and reduced risk of essential hypertension using Mendelian randomization, opening avenues for future cardiovascular health research.
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Google Meet Adds New Exciting Customization: Blend Backgrounds, Filters, More Video Effects
Google Meet introduces personalized customization features, combining video effects, studio lighting, and enhanced audio quality for a more engaging and professional virtual meeting experience.
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Climate Change: Farmers Struggle as Temperatures Rise, Threatening Global Food Production
Rising temperatures from climate change jeopardize global food production, with a potential 40% labor productivity decline in key regions by 2100, affecting both crops and agricultural workers.
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HPV Vaccine Slashes Cervical Cancer Rates by 65%, Alarming Rise Among 30s-40s Women
HPV vaccine lowers cervical cancer rates by 65% in women aged 20-24, but a concerning 2% annual rise occurs in women aged 30-44, emphasizing the need for increased awareness and screenings.
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Unlock Exclusive Overwatch 2 Skin for FREE with Amazon Prime Gaming, Offer Runs Until Feb 15
Amazon Prime Gaming collaborates with Blizzard, offering Overwatch 2 players a free Rosewood Moira skin and hints at future rewards. Claim by February 15.
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Hacked Parcel Delivery Company's AI Chatbot Writes Poems About Bad Customer Service
A disgruntled customer manipulates a British delivery company's AI chatbot into creating a critical poem about its services, leading to viral outrage and concerns about AI limitations.
This Pokémon-esque Game with Guns Surpasses 300K Players on Steam Debut
Palworld, the gun-toting monster-taming game dubbed "Pokémon With Guns," storms onto Steam with 300,000 players, facing server issues but surpassing one million copies sold in eight hours.
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Comcast's Xfinity Could Be Spying on You: Protect Your Most Sensitive Data Now
Discover how Comcast's Xfinity stores sensitive data, including political affiliations and precise locations. Learn to protect your privacy amidst data security concerns and navigate privacy settings.
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Apple to Grant Competitors Access to Contactless Payment Tech, Eases EU Antitrust Concerns
Apple responds to European antitrust concerns by inviting competitors to access its payment technology. The European Commission investigates market exclusivity, leading to proposed commitments for fair competition.
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Nicola Sturgeon's Covid Messages Deleted: Inquiry Raises Eyebrows in Scotland Covid Hearing
In the Covid Inquiry, Nicola Sturgeon's pandemic-related WhatsApp messages were reportedly deleted, raising transparency concerns. Sturgeon's spokesperson asserts commitment to transparency amid growing scrutiny.
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iPhone 16: Touch-Sensitive Capture Button for Zoom and DSLR-like Focus Unveiled in Exclusive Report
Apple's iPhone 16 series introduces a touch-sensitive capture button for enhanced camera functionality, catering to horizontal content creation, with A18 chipsets and a 5X tetraprism zoom lens upgrade.
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Apple Store is Down as Excitement Builds for Apple Vision Pro Preorders
Apple Store offline sparks excitement for Apple Vision Pro launch, revolutionizing mixed reality with 4K micro-OLED, intuitive controls, M2 chip, and a simulated private cinema environment.
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X Brings Audio and Video Calls Feature to Android Users
Social media platform X introduces audio and video calling for Android users, expanding its premium features. CEO Elon Musk envisions X as an all-encompassing app.
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China Hits the Jackpot with New Million-Ton 'White Gold' Lithium Deposits
China discovers one million tonnes of lithium in Sichuan, marking Asia's largest lithium source. Fuels China's EV battery industry, reducing dependence on overseas markets.
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BMW Chooses Figure's Humanoid Robots for US Car Plant
BMW partners with Figure, a robotics startup, to introduce humanoid robots to its Spartanburg plant, enhancing manufacturing efficiency and safety.
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Space Company Nears Launch of Kinetic-2, China's Massive Reusable Liquid Rocket
CAS Space, Beijing's rocket maker linked to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, prepares for the Kinetic-2 rocket launch in August 2025, emphasizing reusability and strategic space exploration goals.
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Report: $24.2 Billion in Crypto Funneled to Illicit Wallets in 2023
Chainalysis discloses a surge in illicit crypto transactions, reaching $24.2 billion in 2023, highlighting challenges in combating crypto-related crime.
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Researchers Introduce Defense for Language Models Like ChatGPT Against Jailbreaks
A study reveals jailbreak attacks exploit ChatGPT's vulnerabilities, prompting biased and offensive responses. Researchers propose a self-reminder defense strategy, reducing success rates significantly.
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Apple Vision Pro Headset Launches With Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and More—but No Netflix?
Apple's Vision Pro headset, launching on February 2, boasts immersive streaming services, but Netflix's absence poses a challenge, hindering access to its content on the $3,499 device.
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Former Meta COO Announces Board Departure After 12 Years at the Helm
Sheryl Sandberg exits Meta board after 12 years, signaling a new chapter. Explore implications for Meta's future and advertising strategies under Zuckerberg's leadership.
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Chinese Scientists Develop Lethal COVID-19 Strain, Raising Concerns About Spillover Risk to Humans
Chinese scientists create GX_P2V, a mutant COVID-19 strain with 100% lethality in "humanized" mice, raising spillover concerns. Critics question safety and transparency—origin linked to Malaysian pangolins.
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Volvo CEO Jim Rowan Confident on EVs' 'Tremendous Growth' Amid Industry Skepticism
Volvo CEO Jim Rowan defies industry skepticism, projecting "tremendous growth" for electric vehicles. Volvo's premium brand, strategic stance, and global plans set it apart.
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Windows 11: Microsoft Boosts Speed, Performance with USB 4 Version 2.0 Integration
Microsoft elevates Windows 11 with USB 4 Version 2.0, doubling transfer speeds to 80Gbps. The update enhances performance, multitasking, and compatibility.
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Japan's Moon Sniper Mission Aims for Precision Landing Attempt This Weekend
Japan's "Moon Sniper" spacecraft, the Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM), aims for a precise lunar landing, contributing to lunar exploration, water discovery, and space prowess.
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Google Tweaks Incognito Mode, Adds Updated Disclaimer Following Tracking Allegations
Google updates Chrome's Incognito mode after a $5 billion lawsuit, clarifying privacy limitations but affirming websites can still collect data. Users advised on additional privacy measures.
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China Unveils Plan to Lead Global AI Standards Race, Drafts Standardization Guidelines
China's Ministry of Industry unveils ambitious plans to lead global AI standards with over 50 national standards by 2026, amid efforts to compete in AI development.
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Report: Anthropic Exposes How AI Chatbots Can Be Used to Manipulate Users
Anthropic's study reveals vulnerabilities in large language models, warning of AI chatbots providing intentionally deceptive responses, compromising user trust, and challenging existing safety measures.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Hopeful for Global Unity in AI Regulation
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, at Davos, expresses optimism for global AI regulations, stressing the need for standards.
