Articles by Judy Mottl
Aussie Scientists Find Genetic 'On-Off Switch' For Aggressive Breast Cancers
A recent study reveals encouraging news regarding the battle against triple-negative breast cancer. A gene that plays a key role in an aggressive form of breast cancer could also function as a cancer "off switch.
Jury Verdict On Ellen Pao vs. Kleiner Perkins: No Gender Discrimination
While she lost the high-profile gender discrimination and sexual harassment suit, Ellen Pao says the media attention spotlighting the issues is a victory in itself.
Olio Model One Smartwatch Could Become A Serious Apple Watch Rival: Here's Why
Olio is debuting its first device, a smartwatch, just weeks ahead of the impending Apple Watch. The two wearables are different in several important ways, but their commonality is what makes Olio a very big potential competitor.
Amazon Giving Away $25,000 To Find Robot That Can Pack Boxes
Amazon wants a smarter, more precise robot working in its fulfillment warehouse. The online retailer has launched a contest to tap into the talents of robot makers, offering a nice prize for the best robot.
Villainous Legacy: Jesse Eisenberg And Every Other Lex Luthor
How will Jesse Eisenberg measure up to his Luthor predecessors when he plays the villain in 'Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice'?
Microsoft Working On Surface 2 Successor: What We Know So Far
The latest rumor is that Microsoft is getting a Surface 3 ready for debut next month. It's likely to get good reception if reports about the tablet running on Windows 8.1 prove true.
Facebook Announces Messenger Platform At F8: Good News For Developers. Bad News For Rivals
Facebook wants to be one big, and growing, family and not just a silo social network site. It is banking on app makers to create compelling services and content to keep all the millions of family members happy at home on Facebook.
FTC Regrets Leaked Google Antitrust Probe: White House Ties Suggest Investigation May Be Whitewash
The agency is scrambling to explain an internal report that recommends suing Google over alleged anticompetitive business practices. Google is currently trying to woo over European regulators that are concerned with the alleged antitrust business activity.
Best Soundbars To Buy For Your TV: W Studio, Sonos Playbar, Yamaha YAS-203, Klipsch R10-B, And More
You've got the high-def TV already but now want to ensure quality sound. What soundbar or playbar is the best fit?
Becoming Steve Jobs Bio Is Out: Top 7 Things You Didn't Know About The Creative Genius
Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs was a warm, compassionate and caring man. That's just some of many revelations coming from the latest biography of the computer visionary.
kSafe Smart Container Will Push You To Meet Your Goals
Nearing its fundraising target of $50,000, the kSafe containment goal-setting device is in home testing with the intent of hitting the market by fall.
Facebook 'On This Day' Feature: Is It Gimmicky Or Useful Or Just Cool?
Just in case you were starting to think Facebook wasn't as valuable, or useful, as it once was, the social network is prepping a new feature that those who love reminiscing will definitely enjoy.
Steve Wozniak Thinks Few Will Buy $17K Apple Watch, Worried Humans May Become AI's 'Family Pets'
Leave it to Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, to get people talking on everything from computers replacing humans, the reasons why Watch won't sell big and why Apple needs to be in the car-building business. He's as relevant and thought-provoking as ever.
HTC One M9 Review Roundup: Better Than The M8 But...
At first glance, the HTC One M9 hit a good vibe with reviewers. Now, after spending some time with the third-generation smartphone, the applause isn't as loud as most likely would expect.
Silicon Valley Tech Titans: How Can They Help Solve Poverty And Inequality?
In Silicon Valley, an increasing number are living below the poverty line and salaries for the middle to lower class are not keeping pace with the cost of living.
Bloatware? That's Not An Issue With Samsung Galaxy S6 And Galaxy S6 Edge
The Samsung Galaxy S6 may boast 40 percent less bloatware than earlier handsets and an easy way to delete pre-loaded apps. The move could win the hearts of new Samsung consumers.
Win-Win Deal: Twitter, Foursquare Team Up For Location Tagging Tweets
Twitter users can now share where they are as they tweet and be pretty specific about it. The social network is tapping the deep pool of location and locale data Foursquare's been busy collecting since it opened for business.
Uber Aims For Better Visibility In India With Times Internet Partnership
Rideshare service signs deal to promote service and likely restore its brand a bit given some negative press at the end of 2014. India is the second biggest market behind the U.S. for Uber.
Android 'On-Body' Smart Lock Could Be Your Best Bet Against Phone Thieves: Here's Why
The new security feature can help ease the stress that comes with the realization a smartphone is missing. It knows to lock it up when you've set it down.
Magic Leap Releases Stunning Video On Augmented Reality: A Taste Of Things To Come?
The mysterious augmented reality technology start-up releases a YouTube video showing off what it's busy making but as in typical Magic Leap fashion details remain scarce.
Amazon Unlocked: Amazon Gave Away 34 Paid Android Apps For Free But Were They Worth Downloading?
Amazon's Android app offering of 34 titles boasts a good value proposition for many consumers, especially those seeking a new game or productivity tool. It will also likely prove to be valuable for Amazon down the road.
12-Year-Old Colorado Girl Attempted To Poison Mom For Snatching Away Her iPhone
A pre-teen who was unhappy her mother punished her by taking away her iphone poisoned her mother's smoothie and drinking water with bleach. She faces two counts of attempted first-degree murder.
Hot Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S6 Demo Unit Hitting U.S. Stores
The latest buzz has Samsung initiating pre-orders for its newest flagship smartphone on March 27 with a market debut April 10.
Latest Apple MacBooks Will Not Have Windows 7 Boot Camp Support
Microsoft pulls Boot Camp support, which means Apple MacBook Pro and MacBook Air users have to make a decision. Thankfully, Windows 10 is arriving later this year.
Tag Heuer, Google, Intel Out Luxury Android Smartwatch: Watch Out, Apple Watch!
Luxury watchmakers may have pooh-poohed Apple's foray into making a luxury smartwatch, but they obviously are a bit worried. TAG Heuer, Google and Intel are now teaming up for a collaboration to match Apple.
Android Wear Now Can Find Your Lost Phone By Making It Ring At Full Volume
While some early users say the feature is a bit clunky, most early reports are ones of appreciation and success. Any additional tools for finding lost devices are always welcomed by gadget junkies.
2016 Chevy Malibu Is The One Car Every Parent Should Buy For Their Kids: Here's Why
Imagine having control over that teen driver and not having to be in the car to exert control. That's what Chevy is offering with its new Teen Driver safety system. It could prove to be a compelling consumer buying feature.
Mercedes F 015 Self-Driving Car Is Totally Out Of This World: Here's Why
The driverless car from one of the top luxury car makers isn't disappointing early beta drivers but it's nowhere near a reality for at least a decade, and likely more. However, it promises to be worth the wait for all those who love cars but hate to drive.
HTC One M7 Will Not Go Beyond Android 5.0 But GPE Version Will Receive Android 5.1 Update
The decision not to dole out the Android 5.1 update to HTC One M7 devices isn't sitting well with some smartphone users but HTC isn't changing its strategy. One reason is that the HTC One M9 should be hitting the shelves in just weeks.
Amazon Gives Away $100-Worth Of Paid Apps On Android App Store's 4th Birthday
There is something for everyone, from the office worker striving to be more productive to the kid in all of us, in the free software bundle. Move fast as this freebie ends this weekend.
