Articles by John Lopez
US Congress Is On Track to Approve Whopping $858 Billion Military Budget
The military budget is considerably rising over President Biden's request of $813 billion, a $45 billion increase.
Not a Fan of Facebook Memories? Here's How You Can Disable Them
While Memories can be a fun way to reminisce about past experiences and share them with friends and family, it also has drawbacks. Here's how you can disable them.
Latest Study Suggests Education Can Lower Risk of Dementia
A new study by researchers at Stanford University and the University of Tokyo, the number of dementia patients in Japan is expected to decrease from 5.1 million in 2016 to 4.65 million by 2043.
This Data Recovery Tool Lifetime Subscription for Windows Will Cost You $79.99 (19% Discount)
A lifetime subscription to a reliable data recovery tool for Windows will only cost you $79.99. MiniTool Power Data Recovery is an application for recovering lost or deleted files from hard drives, USB drives, and other storage devices.
You Can Cancel Your YouTube Premium Subscription; Here's How
YouTube Premium offers a range of benefits to subscribers, but it is not for everybody. Here's how you can cancel your premium subscription.
Republicans Will Prioritize Tech Censorship and Biden 'Collusion' in 2023
Senior Republican leaders recently announced that they will focus on the issue of conservatives being censored on social media platforms in 2023.
This Articulate AI Bot Can be Your Lawyer, Financial Manager, Salesperson, and More
This automated reply bot from startup DoNotPay can negotiate reduced pricing on various bills such as internet providers, hospitals, and others.
Tokyo to Require New Homes to Have Solar Panels from 2025
The Tokyo metropolitan government announced that it will introduce a system requiring newly built homes to be fitted with solar panels from 2025.
US Rolls Out TikTok Restrictions; Here's What You Need to Know About Recent Bans
TikTok is facing increasing bans and restrictions in the United States at both the state and federal levels. Some lawmakers are even seeking to block the app in the country completely.
This 3D Prototype House Is Completely Made From Recyclable, Bio-Based Materials
The 3D-printed house called BioHome3D is a significant departure from traditional construction methods, which often rely on non-renewable materials and generate large amounts of waste.
Canadian Homebuilders Are Now Betting on Automated 3D Construction Amid Labor Gap
Canadian homebuilders and policymakers are faced with a dwindling workforce as demand for building new homes is still going up.
The Future Is Now: Looking at Ways AI Helped Humanity This Year
AI has numerous potential benefits for humans. Artificial intelligence can improve human existence and generate new chances for people to live happier, healthier, and more productive lives in various ways.
Australia Critical Infrastructure Is Severely Vulnerable to Cyberattacks: Microsoft Report
Australia's critical infrastructures, including parts of the energy grid and essential services such as sewage treatment plants, are in danger of being attacked by cyber criminals.
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Physicists Watch Sun Send Forth 8 Barrage of Violent Solar Flares
According to physicists observing the sun on Wednesday, Dec. 14, the sun emitted at least eight waves of strong solar flares.
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Amazon Devices Chief Says Investments on Alexa, Robotaxis, Web Satellites Will Remain On Track Amid Lay Offs
Amazon device chief Dave Limp said that the company would continue advancing the Alexa ecosystem and other key projects despite recent job cuts.
Verizon Is Giving Away Free One Year Netflix for Users Who Get Another Streaming Subscription Through New +play
Verizon has recently announced that it will be offering a year's worth of subscriptions to top streaming platform Netflix for free if you subscribe to another service through its new streaming marketplace.
AI Chatbots Like ChatGPT Worries Schools, Anti-Cheating Software
ChatGPT is a new AI chatbot made by startup OpenAI, intended to help users by giving knowledge on a variety of subjects and aiding in question-and-answer sessions. Anti-cheating software expresses worries.
Amazon Gets Sued Over Tip Fraud After 'Thank My Driver' Launch
A day after Amazon launched "Thank my Driver," the retail giant got sued for allegedly misappropriating tips from delivery drivers years prior.
New Findings Reveal Police-backed Hackers Planted Evidence on Jailed Indian Priest
Digital forensics experts indicate that state-backed hackers may have infiltrated Swamy's device and planted evidence.
Apple's Sattelite Emergency SOS Feature Is Now Available in Europe
Apple's Emergency SOS via satellite feature will now expand to several European countries, namely France, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.
Researchers Say Aztecs Made the Biggest Agricultural Calendar Using the Sun and a Mountain
A new study revealed that ancient Aztecs might have used the sun and their rugged landscape to mark critical points in the seasons optimal for planting or harvesting.
Rivian Cuts Agreement With Mercedes-Benz to Make Electric Vans in Europe
Rivian announced that it is ceasing its plans to start manufacturing electric commercial vans in Europe. The company also publicly stated that it would "no longer pursue" its agreement with Mercedes-Benz back in September.
Google Calendar Hacks: Be More Organized by Adding Multiple Calendars
Having a single Google Calendar for work, home, and others can be taxing. Here's how you can have multiple calendars.
Epic Games CEO 'Has No Plans' of a VR Version Fornite Game
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney recently stated that a Fortnite VR version is not happening. Playing Fortnite on virtual reality devices is something promising.
Apple TV+, Sky Talk, and More Are Now Available for Free for Sky Subscribers
Sky is giving out free TV to its customers, along with freebies that include access to sports, entertainment, movies, and Apple TV+.
Japanese Startup's Moon Lander Blasts Off from Cape Canaveral
Space Inc's HAKUTO-R mission successfully blasted off to the moon from Cape Canaveral on Sunday, Dec. 11.
AI Text Turning Dangerously Human? OpenAI Creator Suggests Adding Watermark to Systems Like ChatGPT
AI text generation systems like ChatGPT may already be advanced enough that an OpenAI creator thinks it is now time to watermark the outputs of AI systems statistically.
Here's How VAR Technology Helps World Cup Referees Officiate Football Games
Adopting VAR, short for "Video Assistant Referee," which uses technology to review decisions made by match referees, help officials come up with better calls.
Malaysia's Multi-billion Warship Project Is Still Up for Scrutiny Says Top Official
Malaysia's controversial multi-billion warship project will resume soon but will be subject to further scrutiny: defense minister.
Did This Chinese Scientist Lose Her Job to Artificial Intelligence? Yan Ning Answers Speculations
Yan Ning's decision to give up a permanent post at Princeton University resulted in allegations that advanced AI had taken over her job.
