Articles by Lori Sandoval
Adidas will bring selfies, food porn to your kicks. Shoestagram it?
Bring in your selfies and food porn on your shoes! Adidas now lets you print those favorite Instagram photos on its new ZX Flux kicks.
California hotel offers champagne drone service with $10,000 a night suite
Casa Madrona Hotel & Spa in California has found new ways to entertain its guests. All thanks to a drone that will deliver champagne, as well as other items for guests in the future.
'Halo 5: Guardians' and 'Halo' TV Series will be out Fall 2015
Halo, one of the most popular game franchises on Microsoft's Xbox systems, may soon be getting its own TV shows. Moreover, a sequel is also in the works.
Apple, Google drop patent lawsuits. Is this bad news for Samsung?
Apple and Google finally has decided to dismiss legal cases against each other, but will this spell trouble for Samsung that runs on Google's Android software?
Bentley loves Apple, films 'Intelligent Details' ad with iPhone 5s and edits with iPad [Video]
Is the recent short documentary of Bentley featuring its flagship model Mulsanne a real advertising for the car manufacturer or for Apple's iPhone capabilities? Watch the video below and decide.
iPhone 6 Rumors: Apple reportedly testing 1704x960 screen
Are we about to see a new generation of iPhone handsets with rumors of bigger screens and higher resolution for iPhone 6? Until Apple releases an official statement, it remains to be seen.
Shutterfly emails customers, congratulates them on 'new arrival.' Sweet, but not for those without babies
Shutterfly's email marketing campaign for parents received all sorts of hilarity and rants over Twitter, and was blamed on a distribution error. Find out why it was an epic fail.
Real estate developer sues Mark Zuckerberg and you might LOL when you find out why
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces lawsuit for allegedly breaking a part of a deal with a real estate developer, which is to introduce the latter to wealthy potential estate buyers. Zuckerberg’s defense refutes the claim.
Iranian hacking group Ajax Security Team shows aggressiveness, targets U.S. defense firms: FireEye
Cyber attacks and hackers in Iran, such as the Ajax Security Team, are evolving, says recent security report by FireEye, and are targeting US defense firms. Read what Ajax is up to lately.
India launches antitrust probe against Google after alleged anticompetitive practices
Is Google really abusing its power to dominate Internet search market in India by terminating competitors' accounts in its AdWords program? The Competition Commission of India investigates.
GM announces pricing for in-car 4G LTE, starts at $10
We are indeed seeing slowly the interconnected future these days, with General Motors unveiling its 4G LTE broadband connectivity for vehicles. Will you take a slice of the pie?
Lava will launch sub-$200 Iris X1 Android KitKat smartphone
Lava International, one of the most trusted local mobile handset makers in India, is about to roll out a new affordable handset called Iris X1. Here's what we know so far.
Samsung set to introduce Tizen smartphones in Russia, India
Samsung plans to sell Tizen phones in two of the largest smartphone markets: Russia and India. Analysts say it is a smart move to get ahead in the competition.
Gmail might soon sport a new look. What to expect
Are we expecting an entirely new user interface from Gmail soon? Geek.com reports seeing the web-based mail modifications being tested, which for one calls for a wider display.
FCC will revise proposed net neutrality plan, will ensure it is fair for all
FCC is hard-pressed amid public outrage over chairman Tom Wheeler's new proposal on net neutrality, and even the man who coined the term net neutrality, Tim Wu (third from left), isn't biting it.
Soy sauce may hold answer to HIV cure. You heard it right
Latest collaborative scientific studies reveal that soy sauce has a molecule that may help fight the HIV, thanks to a Japanese soy sauce company that first discovered the possibility in 2001.
Consumer Reports says some hospitals conducting too many C-sections: What about your hospital?
Too many pregnant women are delivering via C-section, according to an investigation by Consumer Reports. Is your hospital or your doctor to be trusted?
Parrot Bebop Drone takes flight, comes with 14MP camera and Oculus Rift compatibility
Drones are hovering our post-modern skies with latest technologies at hand, and the newest is the Bebop Drone of Parrot that boasts exceptional full HD camera that stabilizes images taken on flight.
'Pokemon Omega Ruby' and 'Alpha Sapphire' teaser released: What you should know [Video]
The sneak peek of 'Pokemon Omega Ruby' and 'Pokemon Alpha Sapphire' games gained varied reactions from its fans. Some were disappointed, others were just so happy to finally see it.
Apple will launch 8GB iPhone 5c in India. Will it make sales figures colorful?
India is the third largest market of smartphones in the world, which is why it's no surprise that Apple is reportedly launching the iPhone 5c 8GB variant there. Will they buy it?
CNN wants Glassholes to become citizen journalists: Awesome!
Dreaming of becoming a journalist someday? Here's how you can start as a citizen journalist in a big news network like CNN. Buy Google Glass and join its iReport segment.
Foursquare freezes mayorships and badges, prepares for roll out of Swarm
Foursquare is moving mayorships and badges very soon to the Swarm app, as the former also makes way for modifications in its primary app. Here's what we've learned so far.
Google Glass short film 'Seeds' hits the spot for Mother's Day [Video]
In a heart-wrenching short film, Google makes use of its Glass device to touch the hearts of the public on Mother's Day. Would it win over the hearts of the Anti-Glass market?
Everyone might infringe Amazon's new photography patent. This is hilarious and here's why.
Next time you're planning to shoot something against a white background, think again. You might infringe this new photography patent of Amazon, said to be more ridiculous than the peanut butter sandwich patent.
Moves app just 'sharing' data, Facebook clarifies
Was the Moves app doing the right move of changing its privacy policy on data sharing from no to yes? But Facebook comes to the rescue explaining what data sharing on Moves really means.
Apple to unwrap 4.7-inch iPhone 6 in August: Report
A new iPhone 6 with bigger screen size is rumored for possible release in the market in August. Apple and partner Taiwanese makers are, however, mum on the issue.
Microsoft Surface 2 4G tablet hits UK stores, starts at £539
Microsoft Surface 2 4G LTE tablet has come in the land of the British market, May 8. It boasts of a super-fast Internet connectivity and an additional weight of 10 grams.
Who remembers Facebook Poke and Camera? Doesn't ring a bell? That's why they're dead.
It's time to say bye-bye to Poke and Camera apps as Facebook finally realized it has no use for them. But is the company rolling out new ones in exchange?
FTC: Snapchat must keep its privacy promises, not mislead users
With the recent accusation of Federal Trade Commission that Snapchat misled users of its privacy and security policies, users are hesitant to use the app and critics mull over Snapchat’s reputation.
73 percent of Indian tweens use Facebook, other social networking sites despite age requirements
An Indian organization reveals that 73 percent of Indian minors access Facebook and other social media sites, putting them at higher risk for cyber bullying and sexual abuse. Who is to blame?
