Articles by John Lopez
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Gaming on iPhone: How Apple's iOS 18 Game Mode Turbocharges iPhones for Gamers
iOS 18 introduces Game Mode, which boosts iPhone gaming performance and responsiveness. The feature automatically prioritizes game resources, enhancing the AAA gaming experience.
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Honda Unveils N-VAN Electric Delivery Van: 152-Mile Range, 30-Minute Fast Charging, Priced From $15,500
Honda launches N-VAN e, an electric delivery van with a 152-mile range starting at $15,500 in Japan. It boasts various safety features and has four variants for diverse use cases.
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Valve Faces £656M UK Class Action Lawsuit Over Steam's Alleged Anti-Competitive Practices
Valve, owner of Steam, faces a £656 million class action lawsuit in the UK for allegedly overcharging 14 million PC gamers and abusing its dominant market position.
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China Introduces Photonic Chip Capable of Processing Hundred Billion Pixels in Just 6 Nanoseconds
Chinese researchers developed a photonic chip, the OPCA, capable of processing 100 billion pixels in 6 nanoseconds, revolutionizing high-speed image processing for edge AI applications.
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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Concert Shakes UK Literally, Earthquake Readings Reported
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts in Edinburgh triggered detectable seismic activity, primarily due to fans' synchronized dancing.
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How Japanese Pet Owners are Using AI to Provide Healthcare for Sick Cats
Japanese pet owners are embracing AI technology to monitor their cats' health. CatsMe!, an AI-driven app, uses facial recognition to detect pain in cats with over 95% accuracy.
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OpenAI Not Getting Paid for Apple ChatGPT Integration, Companies Consider Exposure, Wider Rollout As Bigger Wins
Apple and OpenAI's partnership brings ChatGPT to Apple devices, benefiting both companies through increased exposure and potential revenue from subscriptions.
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Photographer Joins AI Photo Contest, Wins Top Prize with Real Image
A photographer won an AI photo contest with a real flamingo picture, but the award was later revoked due to a misunderstanding about the contest's criteria.
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Interesting Study Reveals Human Brain Can Naturally Detect Deepfake Voices
A study reveals that the human brain can detect deepfake voices, shedding light on its ability to discern real from artificial sounds.
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Watchdog Group Calls for Antitrust Probe into YouTube's Home Entertainment Dominance
Groups urge the DOJ to investigate YouTube for anti-competitive practices in the home entertainment market, citing its dominance and bundled services.
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Nintendo Ends Twitter (X) Integration in Latest Switch Firmware Update - But Why?
Nintendo's latest firmware update for the Switch ends its integration with Twitter, removing social media sharing features.
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Massive 100-Million-Year-Old Flying Dinosaur as Big as a Plane Found in Australia
Australian researchers discovered the most complete fossilized skeleton of a massive flying dinosaur, Haliskia peterseni, shedding light on pterosaur diversity during the Early Cretaceous period.
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Denmark Recalls Spicy Korean Instant Ramen Over 'Acute Poisoning' Risks
Denmark's food safety agency recalled popular Korean instant noodles over concerns that high capsaicin levels pose acute poisoning risks, perplexing the Korean food industry.
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US Space Force Says SpaceX Starlink's Direct-to-Cell Service Could 'Disrupt' Military Satellite Communications
The US Space Force is concerned about the potential disruption of military satellite communications due to SpaceX's Starlink direct-to-cell service.
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Researchers Discover Algae as Potential New Green Energy Source for IoT Devices
Canadian scientists have developed a micropower cell powered by algae, potentially enabling small electronics to be powered by clean energy.
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Spotify to Launch More Expensive Premium Plan for $5 More Per Month — What's New?
After recent price hikes, Spotify announces a new premium plan with improved audio quality, advanced playlist tools, and personalized playlists.
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Turkish Student Arrested for Using AI in University Entrance Exam
Turkish student arrested for using AI-powered device to cheat on university entrance exam. Turkish authorities have arrested a student for using artificial intelligence to cheat during a university entrance exam.
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AI Program Accurately Diagnoses Common Lung Cancer From Tissue Images
AI program accurately diagnoses lung cancer and predicts recurrence with 72% accuracy, surpassing human pathologists.
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Hong Kong's Data Watchdog Unveils First AI Privacy Guidelines for Businesses
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has released its first-ever guidelines for businesses using generative AI to bolster personal data protection amid increasing AI adoption.
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Water Frost Discovery on Martian Volcanoes Reveals Potential Habitable Zones for Future Mars Missions
Researchers found water frost on Mars' volcanoes, suggesting potential habitable zones and advancing our understanding of Mars' water cycle.
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Nokia Makes Historic 3D Spatial Audio Calls with World's First 5G Immersive Voice, Audio Services
Nokia made the first-ever cellular call using 3D spatial audio, transforming the voice call experience with the new IVAS codec.
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Google Unveils Instant Hotspot for Instant Android Data Sharing Across Devices
Google introduced Instant Hotspot, a new feature that allows seamless mobile data sharing between Android devices, enhancing connectivity and convenience.
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Latest Study Finds No Impact of Multiple Anesthesia Doses on Child Brain Development
A new study finds no harm to brain function in young children with multiple doses of general anesthesia.
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Huawei Ramps Up Domestic Talent Acquisition in China Amid Tightening Tech Sanctions
Huawei intensifies talent recruitment and basic research to counter US sanctions, focusing on domestic universities and advanced technologies like AI chips.
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Ransomware Attack on Frontier Exposes Personal Data of 750,000 Customers Across 25 States
A ransomware attack on Frontier Communications compromised customer data, prompting investigation and free credit monitoring for those affected.
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UK to Roll Out AI-Powered Cameras to Detect Distracted Driving, Seatbelt Violations
UK deploys AI cameras to detect distracted driving and seatbelt violations, aiming to enhance road safety and reduce accidents.
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F1 Unveils AI-Generated Trophy for Montreal Grand Prix Winner Created by Amazon
Formula One unveils the first-ever AI-designed trophy, crafted by AWS using generative AI and inspired by F1 car aerodynamics and Montreal landmarks.
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China's Stealthy 'Manta Ray' Unmanned Submersibles Now Poised for Military Reconnaissance Missions
China is enhancing its naval capabilities by expanding its fleet of unmanned, manta ray-shaped submersibles, initially designed for coral reef monitoring, for military reconnaissance missions.
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Viral Video Shows Famous 'Sky Falls' in China Flow from Installed Pipe
A viral Douyin video reveals China's highest waterfall, Yuntai Sky Fall, supplemented by a pipe, sparking mixed reactions and prompting an official investigation.
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Search Listings Software Firm Yext Eyes Potential Sale Amid Takeover Interest
Yext is considering strategic alternatives, including sales, amidst recent declining revenue, restructuring, and leadership changes.
