Articles by Joseph Mayton
Hazardous flame retardant chemicals common in many preschools and daycare centers pose health risk to toddlers: Study
New study shows flame retardant chemicals common in preschools and daycare centers. It says this pose health risks.
Fiat Chrysler CEO doesn't want you to buy its 500e electric car: Here's why
Don't buy the Fiat 500e, says the company's CEO. He argues it costs the company too much and they are losing revenue.
Google loves YouTube users and mobile management app is the proof
New updates to YouTube shows Google cares. But it will still be months before the rollouts begin to happen.
State attorneys general commence probe of eBay data breach that hit 145 million users
Three states are to have formal investigations over eBay security. This comes after 145 million users have had their data hacked.
PS4 is a huge success. It's profitable, says Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai
PS4 continues its optimistic run, with Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai saying the system is already profitable. That is good news for a company expected to see losses this fiscal year.
HP 7 Plus Android tablet at $99.99 is super cheap but how good are the specs?
HP launches their cheapest tablet yet. At $99 it is certainly on the low end of tablets, but will it fit the specs?
California DMV makes rules for self-driving cars
California's DMV has issued a set of rules for self-driving cars. They go into place on Sept. 16, 2014.
Here's why Nest is recalling more than 400,000 Nest Protect smoke and CO detectors
Nest is recalling some 400,000 Protect alarms, but now hopes to resume rolling the product out shortly. The units will come with the Wave safety issue fixed.
ZeniMax lawsuit has no merit, says Oculus VR: What's the real beef between them?
Oculus VR says ZeniMax lawsuit baseless. The company says not a single line of code from them has been used.
Google Fiber says no to Internet 'fast lane' toll booths
Google Fiber won't be having fast lanes. And they tell us why keeping net neutrality is good. Fast lanes are not coming to Google Fiber, says the company.
China bans Windows 8 in government PCs to protest Windows XP shutdown
China has banned Windows 8 from government uses. The move appears to have blindsided Microsoft. Windows 8 is facing a new challenge after China announced it would ban the use of the operating system in government computers, citing a lack of security structures in the existing Microsoft software.
GM going downhill? Automaker adds 2.42 million vehicles to record recall list
GM continues to recall vehicles, bringing the total this year to 13.5 million. That's four times as many cars sold in the U.S. annually.
Facebook wants to know if you're a voter and your relationship status: Here's how but why?
Facebook is getting into the creepy arena with the new "Ask" search. Now you can search your friends and ask questions on their relationship status.
Sprint! You do not violate the 'Do Not Call' requests! Now pay $7.5 million!
Sprint is slammed with a $7.5 million settlement for allowing users on the "do not call" list be contacted. The FCC continues its crackdown on tech companies.
Google+ introduces Stories and Movies like a breath of fresh air
Google launches Stories and has many hopeful of better photo stories. The move sees Google continue to deliver new innovative offerings.
Twitter wooing SoundCloud: Is there music in the air?
Reports suggest Twitter is looking to acquire SoundCloud. It could bring in much needed resources for the music streaming platform.
Rubik's Cube turns 40: Celebrate with Google Doodle
To celebrate Rubik's Cube turning 40, Google Doodle will let you play digitally. That should worry office managers concerned with productivity levels.
Caught on camera: Thief steals wallet from heart attack victim and buys a round on drinks at bar
A man potentially having a heart attack was robbed at an Illinois bar. Police have arrested the robber and charged him with a felony.
Google reportedly buying Twitch for $1 billion: How will it help YouTube?
Google aims to purchase video game streaming site Twitch. The $1 billion deal could see Google take over streaming online.
Forget 4G LTE: Verizon touts XLTE is what you need
Verizon has announced the fastest wireless service available. It has twice the speed as 4G LTE and is ready to make the market reach for more speed.
Here's how Divide will help Google Android unite work and personal tasks on mobile
Google is to get Divide, a move into the cloud-sharing industry. By doing so, Google should have a bigger foot in the door for corporate needs.
Adidas will let you print Instagram pics on their sneakers but will it boost sales?
Adidas is relaunching the ability for customers to design the imagery on their shoes. It launches in August and hopes to boost sales.
With Galaxy Tab 4 Education, Samsung targets schools
Samsung is aiming to take on education. The launch of its new school-friendly tablet may soon see an even greater influx of tablet use in schools.
Apple, Google settle patent dispute, shake hands on patent reforms
Apple and Google settle over patent dispute. The result has been largely positive and seen as a move forward for smartphone frustration between companies.
Adobe Creative Cloud day-long outage proof that cloud computing has a long way to go
Adobe saw an outage of its cloud platform for more than 24 hours. It shows that competition may be needed to improve options for users.
Samsung ups marketing/branding blitz: Heathrow Terminal 5 renamed Terminal Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung is ready to take over Terminal 5 at London's Heathrow Airport. The move, for two weeks, renames the terminal "Terminal Samsung Galaxy S5."
Don't trust these tech companies with your private data, warns EFF report
A new report says Amazon.com, Snapchat and AT&T don't protect their customer's privacy well. It highlights the growing concerns over online security.
GM must pay $35 million for fatal ignition switch defect: DOT
GM has agreed to pay $35 million over its slow recall after a fatal ignition switch was discovered. It is part of the DOT's investigation into the automaker.
Google buys Word Lens app maker: Can we expect better Google Translate now?
Google picks up Word Lens maker Quest Visual. The goal is to deliver better translation for users. In a move aimed at bolstering Google's translation service online, the company purchased Word Lens app maker.
Xiaomi Mi Pad is cheaper than iPad but is it just as good?
China's Xiaomi is launching its Mi Pad next month. It's cheaper than the iPad, but is an almost exact replica of the popular tablet from Apple.
