Articles by Karen Tumbokon
Newly Released Video Reveals UFO Encounter In 2015 By US Navy Pilots
A rare video has surfaced online showing U.S. Navy pilots encountering a white object that looks like a UFO in the sky. Watch the video to see how the pilots react to their first encounter with a weird flying object.
Deezer Announces Voice Activation With Amazon Alexa
Deezer, the music streaming service for iOS and Android, has announced a new partnership with Amazon's Alexa. Tech Times had the opportunity to chat with Riad Hawa, VP of Hardware Partnerships at Deezer, about their latest integration with Alexa.
6 Ways To Lower High Blood Pressure
From genetics to being overweight, and eating too much salty food, there are plenty of risk factors that are the underlying cause of high blood pressure. Here are six ways to lower high blood pressure.
15 Terrifying Alien Abduction And Sighting Stories
For many years, people claimed to have witnessed strange objects (UFOs), in addition to multiple reports of alien abductions. Here are 15 terrifying stories about people being abducted by aliens, as well as witnessing UFOs in the sky.
Google Search Arrives On iMessage To Help Users Get Things Done
Google has updated its Search app to help users get things done.The latest update adds support for iMessage extension - making it easier to browse the web, GIFs, and search restaurants.
Coffee Or Tea: Which Is Better For Your Health?
More than 75 percent of people drink coffee, while 40 percent of people drink tea. Both offer many health benefits, including lowering the risk of heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Which is better for your health, coffee or tea?
Do You Snore? Sleep Expert Shares Tips On How To Stop Snoring.
More than 66 percent of people in relationships say that their partners snore, a new study has found. A sleep expert shares the number reason why people snore and tips to stop snoring, as it's cause for people to sleep in separate bedrooms.
Daylight Saving Time Is Bad For Your Health, Says Study
Daylight saving time is bad for your health, a study has found. The time change can cause symptoms of anxiety, depression, and heart attacks. Here's everything you need to know.
High Levels Of Vitamin D Reduces Risk Of Cancer By 50 Percent, Says Study
People with high levels of vitamin D may reduce the risk of developing cancer by 50 percent, according to a new study. Vitamin D can be found in food like cheese, the sun, and regular intake of vitamin D supplements.
Meet Loomo, Segway's Mini Transporter And Robotic Sidekick That Captures Photos And Video
Meet Loomo, a mini-transporter and robotic sidekick that aims to take on the traditional Segway. Loomo auto-follows, captures video, and shoots photos. Here's everything you need to know about the new robot by Segway Robotics.
MoviePass App Is Always Tracking Your Location
The MoviePass app is always tracking your location, whether you go to the movies or not. Mitch Lowe, the CEO of MoviePass, bragged about collecting data from its subscribers. Here's everything you need to know.
Netflix Adds Pin Protection That Lets Parents Block Specific Titles
Netflix allows parents to create PINS to block R-rated content. Now, the streaming service is taking it a step further by allowing them to create PINS for specific movies and TV series, such as '13 Reasons Why'. The new feature is coming soon.
Apple Pay Beats Google Pay And Samsung Pay Among Millennials And GenZ Users, Survey Says
From Apple Pay to Google Pay, and Samsung Pay, there are plenty of ways for millennials to make purchases online or in-stores. A new survey has found that Apple Pay beats Google Pay and Samsung Pay among millennials.
Office Workers Exposed To Harmful Bacteria That Causes Illness, Says Microbiologist
From your workspace to office kitchens and copy machines, there are many office supplies that are contaminated with harmful bacteria. A microbiologist has revealed the biggest reason why people get sick at the office.
Transgender Surgeries On The Rise In The US, Says Study
A new study conducted by the researchers from Johns Hopkins University finds that transgender surgeries are on the rise in the United States. There are more than 1.4 million adults looking to get transgender surgery in the country.
How To Wake Up Early Every Morning
Are you a night owl? If so, you're probably wondering how people wake up early every morning. To help, we've created a guide on how to help night owls prevent from hitting the snooze button.
Stressed Out? TouchPoints Wearable Device Helps Relieve Stress In Less Than 30 Seconds
Feeling stressed out from school, work, or family life? This wearable device promises to help relieve anxiety, ADHD, autism, and stress among men and women. Here's everything you need to know.
Love Drinking Tea? These Are The Best Herbal Teas For Your Health
Love drinking tea? There are many different types of tea, including chamomile tea, black tea, and green tea. We've compiled a list of the best herbal teas to improve your health.
Samsung Integrates ModiFace AR Technology In Galaxy S9/S9+ Camera
ModiFace has announced an integration of its AR technology into Samsung’s smart assistant, Bixby. We sat down with Jeff Houghton, VP of Technology at ModiFace, to discuss its partnership with Samsung.
Don't Have Dental Insurance? Windchime App Helps You Book Last-Minute Discounted Dentist Appointments
Need to go to the dentist but don't have insurance? A new app claims to help those without insurance by booking last-minute dentist appointments, in addition to giving up to 40 percent off appointments.
'I, Tonya' Producer Juliet Tierney Talks Visual Effects Behind The Award-Winning Movie [Exclusive Video]
'I, Tonya' movie producer Juliet Tierney talks bringing visual effects to life in the award-winning comedy. Watch an exclusive video clip from 'I, Tonya'.
Blasters Of The Universe PSVR: 10 Tips And Tricks
In 'Blasters of the Universe' for PlayStation VR, users dodge their way through intense battles against hordes of enemies. Here are the top 10 best tips and tricks to play this video game.
Birth Control Doesn’t Cause Depression, Says Study
Women have raised concerns about the link between depression and different types of hormonal birth control. A new study found that birth control doesn't cause depression and here's everything you need to know.
Antibacterial Wipes Don’t Kill Germs, They Spread Harmful Bacteria, Doctors Say
Antibacterial wipes are used to kill 99 percent of germs, such as cold and flu viruses and allergens, such as pollen and pet dander. A new experiment found that instead of killing germs, the disinfecting wipes spread them.
How To Prevent Asthma Symptoms While Using Household Cleaning Products
Got asthma while cleaning the house? The most common household cleaning products such as bleach, window and glass cleaner, and air fresheners trigger asthma symptoms and migraines. Here's a guide on how to prevent asthma symptoms while using cleaning products.
Amazon's Alexa Adds Voice Commands For The Oscars 2018
Amazon updated its Alexa-enabled devices to provide the latest updates on the 2018 Oscar Awards. Here are all of the voice commands you should know.
There Are Benefits Of Being A Pessimist, Scientists Say
Most people fall into two categories: optimists or pessimists. Optimistic people are always happy, while pessimists prepare for the worst in life. A new study has found that there are benefits of being a pessimist.
Arabica Or Robusta? Birds Love Eating Coffee Beans And Have Preference, Study Says
A recent study found that birds love eating arabica and robusta coffee beans from plantations in India. Like humans, they also have a preference when it comes to coffee beans.
Drinking Acidic Fruit Tea Can Damage Your Teeth, Scientists Say
Drinking tea comes with plenty of health benefits. However, a new study has found that acidic fruit tea can cause damage to teeth. Here’s everything you need to know.
Trying To Lose Weight? Stop Counting Calories, Says Study
It's a new year, which means men and women around the world are trying to lose weight. Most people track calories consumed with food track apps, but a new study says stop.
