Articles by Lorela Sandoval
Alibaba injects $215 million investment to mobile-messaging startup Tango
The messaging services niche is selling like hotcakes. With the $19 billion purchase of WhatsApp still piping hot, Alibaba has thrown in a good size of investment to Tango's coffers.
Carl Icahn prods eBay to sell 20 percent of PayPal via IPO
Bilionaire investor Carl Icahn retreated from his earlier proposal of a separation between eBay and PayPal and instead suggested something else -- a 20 percent sale of the latter through IPO.
Girl Guiding UK rolls out 'Free Being Me' badge to help girls boost confidence
Many young girls find themselves pressured by the way they look, constantly comparing themselves with women on glossy covers. Girl Guiding UK has stepped up to help them love themselves and at the same time boost their self-confidence.
Apple's Tim Cook lashes back at 'Haunted Empire,' trashes book as 'nonsense'
The new book, "Haunted Empire," hit sensitive nerves of Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who eventually called the book as "nonsense."
California auto clubs seek car data privacy through proposed legislature
Automobile clubs in California have backed a bill proposed by Senator Monning that puts restrictions to the transmission of vehicle data to manufacturers and dealers.
Friendster founder rolls out Nuzzel, an aggregator of top stories from Twitter and Facebook
Twitter and Facebook hold both music and pure noise. Nuzzel comes in to help you segregate which ones are worth reading in your feed.
Xbox One April Update: What to expect?
It's interesting how the company continues to develop the Xbox One for its members, giving its third installment of feature updates in the first quarter of 2014.
Got old video games? Wal-Mart wants them in exchange for gift cards
Wal-Mart has jumped into the bandwagon of trading in old video games - but will they stand out? Gamers, get your game face up! Wal-Mart Stores are proposing to owners of old video games, such as Call of Duty, to trade in these games in exchange for store credit - not cash - that can be spent on other items.
Cybercriminals steal data using fake video of missing MH370 on Facebook
Think before you click. Hackers and scammers have found the ongoing crisis on the missing Malaysia Airlines an opportunity to attack users and invade data.
iOS 7.1 update sounds boring but lessens iPhone and iPad crashes, adoption rate picks up
Is the recent iOS 7.1 update a boon or bane for Apple users? While some embraced the minor change, others hardly found anything positive in it.
WhatsApp CEO: User privacy and private communication still top priorities amid Facebook deal
WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum has clarified speculations about privacy policy changes that may be introduced by the company as it operates under the umbrella of Facebook.
