Articles by Jose Enrico
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'Tractor Beam': MIT Scientists Develop Revolutionary Chip to Manipulate Cells and Particles
Commonly seen in Star Wars, the movie-inspired tractor beam came into life when a group of scientists used it to control the movement of tiny particles.
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New 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' RPG Now in the Works—'Biggest Video Game in Franchise History'
The popular franchise Avatar: The Last Airbender will be having its first triple-A game with action RPG elements. This could be the biggest game so far.
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Spotify's New Offline Backup: No Wi-Fi? No Problem—Your Fave Tracks Are Always Ready
You can't play music offline on Spotify. You first need to pay to download your favorite songs, but the latest Offline Backup feature will make it possible now.
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UK Businesses Betting Big on AI: Will It Transform or Trouble Their Future?
With AI adoption widely accepted globally, UK businesses are keen on investing in artificial intelligence despite skill issues. Are they really ready for it?
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Google to Block App Sideloading in India as Part of 'Enhanced Fraud Protection' in Play Protect
Google is intensifying its Play Protect "fraud protection" following its move to block sideloading of apps in India in line with the annual event.
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Nintendo Legal Battle Can't Stop PocketPair From Bringing 'Palworld' to Mobile
It seems that a legal battle with Nintendo is not enough to hinder PocketPair from releasing Palworld on mobile. Thanks to Krafton, its effort isn't in vain.
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Secrets of Static Electricity: Researchers Discover How Daily Actions Create Surprising Charges
Through the years, scientists have been wondering why and how static electricity happens. The new study might have the answers why petting your cat leads to it.
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Apple Intelligence: iOS 18 Introduces Exciting New Features—But There's a Catch
Apple is expected to bring new Apple Intelligence features this month. Of course, this won't be available to all iPhone models. Check if yours can have it soon.
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Pavel Durov Downplays Major Changes to Telegram's Terms of Service Amid Growing Legal Pressure
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov became even more controversial following his arrest in France. Amid legal matters, he managed to downplay the app's terms of service.
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Surgeons Perform Remote Surgery Using PlayStation Controller: Is This the Future of Medicine?
Can you imagine that a PlayStation controller can be used in remote surgery? Switzerland-based surgeons made it possible by performing the procedure on a pig.
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Free WiFi at Local Library Offers Lifeline to Asheville Residents Struck by Hurricane Helene
Connectivity is a necessity in a world centered on digital services. A free library WiFi is available for Asheville residents affected by Hurricane Helene.
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eBay UK Eliminates Seller Fees to Stay Competitive With Depop and Vinted
Buy-and-sell-platform eBay launched "free selling" across all categories. This means that UK-based sellers won't pay fees anymore except for vehicle listings.
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PlayStation Network Outage: Millions of Gamers Locked Out of Online Services
Sony has confirmed that its PSN service is currently experiencing hiccups worldwide, leaving millions of players with no access to online services.
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'Palworld' Update 0.3.8: Bug Fixes Reveal a Promising Future for PS5 Players
Since Palworld dropped on the new platform, PS5, fans have been looking for a quick update. PocketPair immediately rolled out version 0.3.8 for the bug fixes.
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Apple Exits OpenAI Investment Talks: What Does This Mean for AI Development?
Previously, Apple was reported to be interested in AI investment with OpenAI. However, it was said that the iPhone maker had withdrawn from the negotiation.
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#TechCEO: Remarkable Journey of Ren Zhengfei—From Soldier to Huawei Founder
Despite the US restrictions on Chinese firms, Huawei still emerges as one of the leading tech companies. Get to know the man behind this company: Ren Zhengfei.
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Epic Games Takes on Google and Samsung: Hidden Battle for App Store Freedom
"Fortnite" maker Epic Games accused Google and Samsung of their methods to protect Google Play Store from competition. What did the two firms say about this?
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AI Art Showdown: Colorado Artist Fights for Copyright in Controversial Legal Battle
The digital artist asks the Colorado federal court to reverse the Copyright Office's decision on his AI-assisted artwork, but this only leads to a legal battle.
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NASA, SpaceX Prepare for Groundbreaking Crew-9 Launch With New Astronauts and Upgraded Launch Pad
SpaceX and NASA confirmed that the Cape Canaveral mission will push through on Saturday, Sept. 28. The Crew-9 members will lead the expedition in space.
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iPhone Maker Expands Access to Refurbished USB-C Apple Pencil: A Smart Upgrade at a Lower Cost
For the first time, Apple rolled out the refurbished USB-C Apple Pencil in three more countries. A few months ago, it was almost everywhere in the US stores.
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Why The "Goodbye Meta AI" Trend Won't Protect Your Data: Avoid This False Warning
Many users fall into the "Goodbye Meta AI" trend including celebrities. This could only mine your data so sharing it is pointless. What you can do with it?
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Napkin: Your Chill Note-Taking App to Help You Mindfully Glow up, How It Works
The majority of note-taking apps are focused on productivity, but Napkin dives more into mindfulness. It gives you space to self-reflect about your ideas.
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M5-Powered Apple Vision Pro to Go Into Production in 2025, But Will It Bring AI?
Reputable tech leaker Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that Apple is currently preparing for the next-gen Vision Pro that can potentially feature Apple Intelligence.
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Hogreen Air Drops Game-Changing Hydrogen Drone: The Future of Long-Range Flights Just Leveled Up
While most drones are either gas or electricity-powered, South Korea takes a different path by unveiling its special drone powered by hydrogen.
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Galaxy S25 Plus Shocks Benchmark World: How Samsung's New Flagship Stacks Up
A new Geekbench test showed that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus is faster than its Ultra counterpart. What other interesting findings can we discover here?
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Only 5,000 Users out of 100,000 Buyers Use Rabbit R1 Daily: Is the Hype Going Down?
Rabbit founder Jesse Lyu admitted that 100,000 users bought Rabbit R1, but only 5,000 have been active users despite 16 over-the-air updates since its launch.
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Reddit's AI Translation Tool to Change the Game: Say Goodbye to Language Barriers
Many subreddits on Reddit have various languages, and you can't take part instantly since you don't know them. The new AI translation tool could be your savior.
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Google Tightens Restrictions on Russian Users Amid Growing Tensions—Exploring Alternatives Now Challenging
The ministry confirmed that Google rolled out restrictions for new accounts based in Russia. This could mean that the features they can use will be limited.
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Astronomers Discover Largest Black Hole Jets Ever Seen: About 140 Milky Way Diameters in Size
A group of scientists was only looking to observe the cosmic web when it stumbled upon the 10,000 pairs of new blackhole jets from the galaxies.
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Raycast Expands Beyond Mac, Brings Its Powerful App to Windows, iOS
Initially available as a Mac-based launcher, this useful tool is now rolling out to more platforms including iOS and Windows. What does it do?
