Articles by Lori Sandoval
Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich resigns over anti-gay controversy: What's the real score?
The controversial Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich has resigned over the controversy sparked by his support for anti-gay legislation. The company denied that the resignation was asked for or was due to pressure from employees. So, what's the real score?
Samsung Galaxy S5 gets 'Reactivation Lock' and 'Find My Mobile' anti-theft features
What do people do when someone steals their smartphones? Samsung introduced new anti-theft features for the Galaxy S5? No, it is not a built-in tacer gun.
Tetris game on a skyscraper? Why not, says Philadelphia
Tetris made the Philly night sky spectacular with a large Tetris game played on high-rise Cira Center. Will this event bring back the old video games?
Legal case in UK puts discrimination against Asian, Indian, Black doctors on spotlight
Two medical institutions in the UK have been accused of racial discrimination, and a research seems to confirm such allegation. The institutions denied the allegations. Hear what both parties have to say.
will.i.am plans to launch smartwatch in July: Will.it.rock?
Black Eyed Peas member will.i.am will launch his smartwatch innovation July of this year. Will it be a hit or a miss again for the musician-entrepreneur?
'Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn' beta for PS4 is free to play until April 7
Gamers should grab the opportunity while it's hot and free! See what's in store in the beta test of the new Final Fantasy game.
Why do cartoons on cereal boxes go eye-to-eye with kids? Nope, not just to be creepy
Latest study says those cereal box characters are talking children and adults into buying them. Read what these researchers have to say.
Public Wi-Fi users will kiss Qualcomm for MU-MIMO technology, thrice the speed in a crowded bandwidth
Qualcomm has developed a technology that makes it easier for several devices to connect to a network without having network speed problems. Get to know how they call such technology.
Teenage boys at risk of osteoporosis due to long hours in front of computer: Study
A study in Norway shows boys with higher screen time more at risk of fractures and osteoporosis than girls due to lower bone density. Will physical activity decrease the risks?
USPTO shatters Google's attempt to trademark 'Glass'
It's a battle of the glasses. Google now legally wants its wearable device to be simply called "Glass." It was met with opposition from a government agency and two companies. Read on what these two oppositions have to say.
North Korea rips off NASA's logo but 'NADA' to worry about
Could there really be NADA into this North Korea space agency's choice of acronym and logo, said to be a rip-off of the logo of their opponent NASA? See what their government has to say.
T-Mobile offers BlackBerry loyalists $100 credit to get new device: Showing love or getting even?
T-Mobile's John Legere has written about the latest breakup with BlackBerry in a heart-wrenching blog post, as well as offered a new promo for consumers. Find out what he said.
Vine now allows private video messaging between friends (Read: Parent alert)
Vine has a new private messaging feature added to its platform, but will this be a medium parents should be worried about?
Apple accuses Samsung of making false, misleading opening statement in $2 bn trial
Samsung hit hard on Apple during the opening of the second trial on patent infringement, leading the latter to accuse the former of deceiving statements. So who's telling the truth now?
Nest Labs halts sales of Nest Protect smoke alarm due to faulty Wave feature
Nest Labs has stopped the sale of its Nest Protect smoke alarm after the discovery of an erroneous feature. Here's what we know so far.
Microsoft: India will produce the next breakthrough mobile app the world will love
From which corner of the globe will the next big thing in the mobile app scene come from? U.S.? No. Microsoft says India and here's why.
Gmail: It's not an alarm clock, not Pinterest but you can snooze it and pin with it?
Gmail has made some interesting tweaks in its interface, and it's up for more. Find out what are these.
ICANN chief downplays China, Russia censorship of Web as U.S. cedes Internet oversight
ICANN CEO Fadi Chehadé sets things straight on why the transition plan of the U.S. government to a multi-stakeholder model will not affect Internet availability and will not allow countries to restrict the use of Internet.
Missing selfies? Instagram bug hides latest photos on mobile app
Instagram has been bitten by a bug that prevents users to see latest posts in their newsfeeds. What could have happened?
Intel announces next-generation Braswell for affordable Android and Chrome devices
Intel is innovating and collaborating with industry players to survive in the business and it has got new product developments to watch out for.
Yahoo toughens up encryption to protect user data, announces better version of Messenger
Yahoo has finally beefed up its security, which makes all their sites now more security-friendly. Learn more of the security measures coming up.
iPhone 6 display hits production pipeline in May: Report
Undisclosed sources say Apple will release bigger screens for its upcoming iPhone 6 models. Are they copying their rival's screen display this time?
Google+ now allows users to see number of profile, photo, and content views
Users, heads up! Google+ has added a new feature that lets you and your visitors see your profile and content views -- with a small disclaimer included.
U.S. will require rearview cameras on new vehicles starting May 2018
All vehicles will soon be required to install rearview cameras by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to reduce deaths and injuries from back-over accidents. Will this really bring about road safety?
Canada Revenue Agency hit hardest by data breaches, government reports over 3000 incidents
Data breaches in Canada have swelled, based on latest data from the federal government. Read what went wrong so you can prevent it from happening to you.
Moto G grabs six percent of UK smartphone marketshare
Motorola is back in the game of mobile technology, thanks to its latest handset said to be affordable but premium in quality.
Apple demands $2 billion from Samsung as patent infringement battle resumes in court
Apple and Samsung have sued each other again over patent infringement. Who will emerge as winner this time?
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Turkish ISPs intercept Google DNS services to spy on Internet users
The Turkish government allegedly has intercepted Google DNS. What does this mean for Internet users?
Microsoft Office for iPad: Do you really need it?
It's never too late for anything. Apparently, Microsoft knows that all too well, now that it has launched its new Office application for tablets and smartphones.
Mozilla's Brendan Eich has just become the most hated CEO in the world for his anti-gay stance
Mozilla stands by its principle of openness, diversity and equality amid latest controversy sparked by the newly appointed chief executive Brendan Eich's support to Proposition 8.
