Articles by Krystle Vermes
ZTE’s Nubia Launches the Nubia Z11 Mini in Asia for Less Than $300
The main camera is 16 megapixels, and it uses the Sony IMX298 sensor. Its f/2.0 lens ensures quality in every photo captured, and phase-detection autofocus reduces the potential for blur.
Nuheara And Curtin University Look To Launch High Sound Augmentation Earbuds
IQbuds pick and choose outside noise. In an effort to provide more sophisticated sound augmentation capabilities to the everyday consumer, Curtin University researchers are working to create earbuds that provide a higher level of selectivity.
ASK Brooklyn Will Now Answer All Of Your Questions In The Brooklyn Museum
While it helps navigating through the Egyptian artifacts and European paintings, ASK Brooklyn is also designed to act as a tour guide, providing further insight into the works of the museum.
LikeSo is the App for Breaking Your ‘Uh,’ Bad Speech Habits
LikeSo was created to act as a personal speech coach for those who have a little trouble speaking in public.
Report: 51% of Americans Get their News from Social Media, but Don’t Trust It
Less than one-quarter of individuals who said they rely on social media for news claimed that they trusted the sources.
The Best Chrome Extensions for a Productive Workday
Here are some of the best Chrome extensions you can download to stay productive. If you have trouble concentrating during the workday, you're not alone.
The Best Cat Apps For Your Mobile Device
Whether you want to stay up-to-date on the latest cat health news or play a feline-inspired game, there’s likely an app for you.
Ponder, The Anti-Social Network App, Looks To Combat Influencer Marketing Culture
Ponder, which is available for free in the Apple App Store, is designed to give users insight into what's trending in terms of everything from fashion to art.
Julian Fellowes Is Back With Belgravia, An App For The ‘Serial’-Loving Audience
Unfolding in 11 weekly episodes, Belgravia is based on Fellowes’ latest book of the same name. For those who miss the upstairs-downstairs drama Downton Abbey, a new app by the creator of the show may quell these yearnings.
Dallas Mavericks Head Into The Playoffs With A New Emoji Keyboard App
Dallas Mavericks Release A New Emoji Set For The Playoffs In an effort to rally fans into the playoffs, the NBA's Dallas Mavericks revealed a new emoji keyboard on April 14.
Foodida App Begins Fast-Food Delivery in the Los Angeles Area
Fraas claims that his app is designed to foster a community that allows users to order food or profit through delivery.
New Technology May Harvest Mars’ Endless Supply of CO2 for Bubbly Beer
The CO2 Craft Brewery Recovery System is based on technologies designed to harvest, liquefy and store gas on the red planet.
Alexis Maybank of Gilt Groupe Launches Project September Fashion App
Maybank has teamed up with Leak Park, another former Gilt Groupe executive, to promote the app and link fashion designers with shoppers.
The New Yorker Has Launched The New Yorker Today App For iOS
The New Yorker launches a new app. With upward of 20 stories per day being posted to NewYorker. com, the New Yorker magazine announced on April 12 that it would be taking its content to a new app, titled the New Yorker Today.
Samsung Helps A New Jersey Boys & Girls Club Create A STEM Education Center
The club is designed to provide a safe location for kids after school where they can learn about science, technology, engineering and math.
Vyking’s AI Technology Now Knows How You’re Reacting To Video Advertisements
Vyking launches video ad that reacts to your facial expression A U. K-based company called Vyking has created a new form of video advertising, specializing in the use of artificial intelligence to gauge emotion.
Sen. Schumer Suggests Cash Reward For Tips On Social Media Posts Linked To Terrorism
The law would include a cash reward of $25,000 for any social media tip that helps law enforcement hone in on terrorism plans.
Regal Entertainment Partners With Atom Tickets To Push A New Consumer App
By the end of 2016, it's expected to be supported by 7,300 screens across the country. In an effort to drive attendance and engagement, Regal Entertainment Group announced on April 11 that it has teamed up with Atom Tickets, a mobile ticketing platform and app.
AccuWeather Now Provides Data For Planning Outdoor Events Up To 90 Days Out
The forecast includes 'real feel' temperatures, sky conditions, precipitation, wind speed and direction, precipitation amounts, thunderstorm probability, cloud cover and ultraviolet index.
One Team From UCSF Is Working On An App To Help Those With Schizophrenia
Thus far, participants have logged in an average of four times per week, and 80 percent have achieved their set goals.
Softpanels Launches A Kickstarter Campaign For Its LED Soft Light Fixtures
Fixtures will begin shipping in May, but additional funding is needed to finish 'tooling.'
Hippo Pic Allows Photography Pros To Work Their Magic On Your Pics
The collaborative app, created by Elizabeth Pritts, is designed to connect individuals to photographers and editors to generate eye-pleasing photos.
Shae, A New Digital Platform, Wants To Be The ‘Siri For Your Health’
Shae, a new personal health and fitness app, will help individuals reach their goals based on their own nutritional and fitness needs.
Stream Gets Into The Mobile Business With Stream Digital Voice
Stream Digital Voice will allow users to stay connected to their home phone lines no matter where they are, through a connection to their mobile lines.
Panasonic Debuts New Devices And Updates To Its Surveillance Product Line
Panasonic is building on its surveillance product line with new cameras, including the Aero PTZ and True 4K cameras.
Yahoo Predicts Less Revenue in 2016, Discontinues Several Products
Yahoo is predicting a decline in profits for 2016, which is forcing the company to discontinue products such as Yahoo Games and Yahoo BOSS.
Epson Adds To Its Line Of Budget Friendly Printers With The XP-430 Small-in-One
Epson's line of budget-friendly printers just grew by one with the announcement of the XP-430 Small-in-One.
Ashton Carter Confirms U.S. Will Begin to Launch Cyber Attacks Against ISIS
The U.S. Cyber Command team will start launching online attacks against the self-proclaimed Islamic state group.
Amazon Prime Same Day Expands To New Cities: Is Yours On The List?
Amazon expands its same-day delivery option to 11 more metro areas. Amazon, the online marketplace, announced on April 6 that it will be expanding its same-day delivery service to 11 more metro areas.
J-Pop’s Lyrical School ‘Hacks' iPhones With Its Video for ‘Run and Run’
The video was shot in the vertical view, catered to fit a smartphone screen. In an effort to "hack" viewers' iPhones, the pop group Lyrical School has created a music video that takes over everything from FaceTime to Twitter.
