Articles by Joseph Henry
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'Extremely' Dangerous Russian Jamming' Interrupt British Flights, Posing Safety Risk
Suspected electronic attacks from Russia have hit thousands of flights in and out of the UK. This alerted EASA to launch an investigation regarding its safety risk.
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Best Game Boy Advance Games Ever Released: Did You Miss Them?
Before Nintendo Switch was the Game Boy Advance, a timeless console with basic controls, if you miss playing it, here are some of the best games to take you back in time.
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Meta AI Chatbot Filtering Election-Related Queries Amid General Elections in India
With India having the world's biggest election, Meta assures that any election-related queries on its AI chatbot will not interfere with people's perspectives on their chosen candidates.
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US Senator Claims Apple is Monopolizing on Smartphones Through 'Green Texts'
US Senator Elizabeth Warren did not mince her words when she said Apple has a "monopoly on smartphones," as evident with the iPhone iMessage.
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Paris Olympics 2024: International Olympic Committee is Embracing AI For Upcoming Sports Event
The Summer Olympics 2024 will occur in Paris in a few months. Organizers said that they plan to use AI in sports from there on.
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This Gut Fungi Can Trigger Your Immune System, Making COVID Infection Worse Than Before
According to a recent study, when these fungi drive your immune system to respond, your COVID-19 risk will likely only get worse if you have this condition.
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Nearly 4,000 Tesla Cybertrucks Recalled For Repair Over Concerns on Faulty Accelerator's Pedals
The 2024 Cybertrucks's pedals can get stuck, which could increase the risk of a crash. That is why Tesla immediately issued a recall to nearly 4,000 units of the EV pickup truck.
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Telegram is Now Accepting Tether Stablecoin as Payment: Here's How it Works
Telegram users can now send a Tether-issued stablecoin to other users, boosting peer-to-peer payments on the platform.
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Eiyuden Chronicle Sequel Will Push Through Following Series Creator's Death
With Suikoden creator Yoshitaka Murayama's untimely passing, fans thought that Eiyuden Chronicle's sequel wouldn't progress. The good news? Rabbit & Bear confirmed that it will have a follow-up title.
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Apple Audit Finds Nearly 100,000 Working iPhones Were Stolen, Shipped to China Instead of Scrapped
A new report unfolds a "dirty little secret" Apple has kept. Hundreds of thousands of iPhones that should be shredded are instead shipped to China.
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New Research Finds Certain Disease-Causing Bacteria Feeds on Human Blood's Serum
As researchers described, "bacterial vampirism" is real and it can lead to a horrifying condition for humans, leading to sepsis.
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TikTok Implements Major Policy Changes to Combat Misinformation, Harmful Content
Almost all social media sites have misinformation if not conspiracy theories. TikTok, for instance, has been battling to get rid of them in a long internet battle.
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New Apple Patent Teases Smart MagSafe Wallet's Missing Card Alert
If you forget your physical card in your wallet, this Apple patent will alert you about your missing card with the help of the smart MagSafe wallet.
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23andMe CEO Proposes to Take Company Private After Shares Plunge to Over 95%
After its shares nosedived to more than 95%, 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki wants the firm to go private, citing that she "wishes to maintain control" of the company.
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Refurbished Apple Watch Ultra 2 Units at 15% Discount in China
If your money won't allow you to buy a brand-new Apple Watch 2, maybe the refurbished model can convince you to make the purchase this time.
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Sky Rolls Out Huge Upgrades For TV Viewers that Football Fans Will Surely Love
Starting April 17, Sky Stream or Sky Glass users will get new features when they update Entertainment OS to the latest version, 1.2.
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Delta Free Emulator Now Available on Apple App Store: What Does it Offer to Gamers?
The Delta emulator, the successor to the original GBA4iOS emulator, has finally arrived on iOS. It supports seven classic Nintendo consoles.
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Unveiling the Best Skype Alternatives of 2024: Next-Gen Video Calling Apps are Here
Gone are the days when Skype was the most used software for video calling, but there's no room to be sad since there are alternatives to the app we once loved.
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Best Android Browsers to Use Beyond 'Almighty' Google Chrome
When we hear about Android browsers, Google Chrome is the first thing that comes to mind. However, there's no harm in trying other options.
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How Google Hangouts Started: From Early Years to Google Chat Transition
Google Hangouts was previously a standalone app for video calls and chats. The company has made several changes over the past years as it has evolved.
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Best Swimming Smartwatches to Improve You In-Pool Training
Swimmers can be more effective in their techniques by identifying their health indicators through a smartwatch. Choosing the right one is crucial to know what specific areas need improvement.
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Make Laughing Easier With the Best Meme Generators for iPhone and Android of 2024
The best memes on the internet are made with humor and appeal to the masses. If you want to get started in creating one, here are some of the meme generator apps you can use.
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Google Photos Could Soon Feature 'Hide Clutter' Setting So You Can Conceal Unwanted Memes, Screenshots
With the Hide Clutter setting, users can hide the memes and screenshots they don't want to appear from their Google Photos library. It's one way to clean up your digital mess.
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iOS 18 Might Soon Allow iPhone Users to Record Voice Memos Using Notes App
According to a recent rumor, the Notes app will be more powerful by June's release of iOS 18. Soon, you will be able to attach voice notes to this app.
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Heineken Partners With Bodega, HMD to Bring 'Boring Phone' Just Like in the Old Days
Heineken might be well-known for making good-tasting beers, but that does not mean its offerings are limited to beverages. Recently, the company unveiled the nostalgic "Boring Phone" that will take you back in time.
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Razer’s New Extra-Colorful Mousepad Could Be the Next RGB Accessory of Your Dreams: Is it Worth it?
PC accessory maker Razer has unveiled Firefly V2 Pro, the newest RGB mousepad with 15 different lighting zones. It's a great choice if you're a fan of rainbow effects.
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New Google Maps Features Will Assist Drivers in Finding EV Chargers' Locations
Google Maps will not allow you to pinpoint the exact location of your favorite restaurant or common spot. It can now also tell you where to go if you want to charge your EV.
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Apple Aims to Be Carbon-Neutral by 2030 as 95% of 'Direct' Manufacturing Spend Transitions to Clean Energy
With Apple already set to be carbon-neutral by the next decade, the company is now ready to transition to clean energy with the help of its suppliers.
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New iPhone 16 Leak Hints on What it's Going to Look Like Few Months From Now
We'll see the new iPhone 16 lineup in a few months. Ahead of its debut, a viral mockup of the device has been posted on X.
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WhatsApp Chat Filters Will Reduce the Need to Scroll Through Your Inbox
Finding messages can take quite some time, but with the new Chat Filters on WhatsApp, it will be the least of your "inbox" worries.
