Articles by Jose Enrico
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Beware Windows Users: Hackers Spread Lumma Stealer Malware Through Fake Human Verification Pages
Experts said that hackers are spreading malware on Windows. Many users are easily fooled with fake human verification pages. Stay away from them for now.
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iPhone SE 4 Leaked Case Image Hints at Design Details—But Is Apple Dropping the Action Button?
A new circulating rumor on social media claims that the upcoming iPhone SE 4 won't be having an Action button. What's the deal with this unannounced device?
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6G Set to Blow 5G out of the Water – Is This the End of 'Super Fast' 5G Hype?
5G is the speediest connection we could ever attain at the moment. However, as technology evolves, the 7 to 8-GHz spectrum could be the next cornerstone of 6G.
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Steam: 'You Don't Actually Own the Games You Buy'—Here's Shocking Truth Behind California's New Law
A new California law states that gamers do not really own their games. Instead, they only acquire a license to access the content—like in the case of Steam.
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HarmonyOS Next Could Be the Next iOS, Android OS Replacement: What's the Difference?
Huawei looks to infiltrate the mobile OS business with HarmonyOS Next. If it goes according to plan, it could compete with both iOS and Android OS.
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Russia's AI Drones 'Fighting Very Successfully' in Ukraine—Defense Minister Boasts Amid Tension
With ongoing tension with the neighboring country, Russia is leaning to AI-powered drones to bolster its military force, according to the Defense Minister.
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FEAR 3 From 2011 Makes a Comeback: Xbox Backwards Compatibility Drives Surge in Sales
It's rare to see a classic game becoming popular once again. In a world full of new consoles, the FPS game FEAR 3 emerged as a top seller on the Xbox store.
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Microsoft Strikes Back After Google Antitrust Ruling, Bringing Xbox Game Purchases to Mobile
After the Google antitrust ruling, Microsoft sent a strong message that will allow people to play games through its Xbox app on Android starting next month.
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Trump Campaign Enhances Security With Encrypted Devices Amid Iranian Cyber Threats
When Iranian hackers succeeded in their attacks, Donald Trump's team knew it was time to step up its security. The campaign prompted them to secure hardware.
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Google Messages Beta Bug: Old Text Field Design Makes a Surprise Comeback for Some Users
Google Messages' latest beta version caught some users off guard when they noticed that the old text field returned by surprise. What happened? Is it a bug?
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Hack Attack Shakes Internet Archive: 31 Million Passwords Stolen in Daring Cyber Heist
The Internet archive known as "The Wayback Machine" of past data, has suffered from a massive data breach. Threat actors reportedly stole 31 million passwords.
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China Detains Foxconn Workers in Shocking Twist – Apple's iPhone Empire Caught in Political Storm
Amid tensions between China and Taiwan, the former detained four Taiwanese employees working at Foxconn. Will this affect Apple's dependence on Beijing?
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Android 16 Rumors: Google Set to Expand Bubbles API to All Apps—Game-Changer in Multitasking
For the upcoming Android 16, Google appears to be working on a feature that will allow you to use bubbles API that will improve how you multitask things.
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Nintendo Shocks Fans With Alarm Clock Instead of Switch 2 — And It's Already Getting a Major Update
Folks, forget about the Nintendo Switch 2 in the meantime, and let's check the recent product that Big N revealed: an Alarmo sound clock which costs $100.
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Samsung Galaxy A16 Will Be the First Non-Flagship to Receive Six Years of Updates
It's rare for Samsung to issue longer software support for its non-flagship phone. However, the Galaxy A16 will be an exemption with a 6-year software update.
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Ring's New $19.99 Subscription Promises 24/7 Recording, But Its AI Search Fails to Impress
Amazon has finally launched Ring Home Premium, a new service that allows you to use AI-powered video search at almost $20 per month. What's the catch?
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TikTok Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged 'Financial' Exploitation of Children Through Virtual Currency
In a new lawsuit, TikTok is accused of "substantially harming children" through its in-platform virtual currency that is comparable to casino poker chips.
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Glassdoor Follows LinkedIn's Footsteps With New Features Designed to Increase Interaction
Glassdoor might have noticed how LinkedIn became popular over the past years. The job-hunting platform has recently brought short video formats and photos.
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China Makes Major Breakthrough in Boron-10 Isotope Technology, Boosting Nuclear Power Efficiency
China makes a major leap in nuclear power tech! Boron-10 isotope breakthrough promises greater efficiency and safety for the nation's reactors.
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OpenAI Suspects China-Based Group SweetSpecter of Spear Phishing Campaign
ChatGPT maker OpenAI was alerted over the recent phishing attempt on its employees. Apparently, the company accused China-linked hackers of being behind the incident.
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John Hopfield, Geoffrey Hinton Receive 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics Amid Fears of AI 'Getting out of Control'
AI scientists John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton received the most prestigious Nobel Prize award in Physics for their contribution to machine learning.
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Samsung Apologizes for Strikes, Delays, 'Losing Its Edge' – Is the Tech Giant Falling Apart?
In a recent announcement, Samsung addressed concerns about its declining performance in the recent quarter, apologizing to its customers and the whole company.
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Game-Changing Mars Battery to Harness Martian Atmosphere—Key to Colonizing the Red Planet?
Mars, known for its complex nature and components, is a common subject of futuristic explorations. A Mars battery could be the key to habitation and travel.
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MIT Researchers Develop Innovative Solar-Powered Desalination System With No Batteries
A group of researchers came up with a more advanced desalination system that adjusts to the sunlight. The focus of the team here is electrodialysis.
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Foxconn to Build World's Largest Manufacturing Facility in Mexico: 'Awfully Huge Demand'
Foxconn, a primary manufacturer of Apple products, will construct a huge manufacturing plant in Mexico. This would store Nvidia GB200 superchips.
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Cracking the Code: How This Epic Genetic Discovery Could Change the Game for Epilepsy Treatment
To find better diagnosis and treatment for epilepsy, a new study reveals that it collected a large data from over 50,000 respondents, linking it to genetics.
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Google Testing Blue Checkmarks in Search: Game-Changer for Safer Browsing?
A Google spokesperson says that the company is currently experimenting with verified checkmarks for search results. What is its goal with this test?
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'Until Dawn Remastered': New Ending Teases Future for Horror Franchise, Potential Sequel Coming
Sony's Until Dawn Remake is more than just a "remake." The survival horror game is leaked to add new game features, including new post-credit scenes—new sequel?
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X Corp Faces Court Showdown Over Child Abuse Transparency; Federal Ruling Sends Strong Message
Regarding anti-child abuse practices, the Australian court ordered Elon-owned X to pay $418,000 after it failed to comply with the regulator's request.
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Rivian to Build Fewer Vehicles in 2024 Following Supply Chain Issues 'Became More Acute in Recent Weeks'
EV startup Rivian decided to cut its annual production forecast as deliveries fell in the recent quarter, citing the acute condition of the supply chain issue.
