Articles by Nicole Arce
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 And Galaxy S6 Edge+: Specs Rundown And US Pricing Details
Looking to buy the all-new Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+? Here's a quick look at the specs and pricing details from the five major wireless carriers in the U.S.
Motorola Accidentally Tweets Video of What Appears To Be The Second-Gen Moto 360
Motorola has tweeted a new video showcasing its smartwatch’s “Okay, Moto” feature, while revealing the all-new second-gen Moto 360 in the process.
Marzipan? Marshmallow? Milkshake? What's M Gonna Be? Google Teases With New Android M Video And Jingle
A new video outed by Googlers Nat and Lo ramps up the excitement for the upcoming name reveal for Android M.
Siri Helps Save Life Of Teenager Pinned Under A Truck: Here's What Happened
Siri may be sassy at times, but when it comes to helping anyone in need, Siri sure is a literal lifesaver.
Price Wars Force AT&T To Introduce New Plans With More Data For The Same Price Or Less
If you ever needed proof that a little bit of competition is good for the market, just look at the mobile industry as Verizon and AT&T submit to the pressure from T-Mobile.
Russia Bans And Unbans Reddit For Magic Mushroom Post: Here's What Happened
Reddit has been through a bizarre series of events these past few days, as Russia bans the entire website over a single page, then unbans it less than 24 hours later.
Facebook Revokes Internship Of Harvard Graduate And Marauder's Map Creator
A Harvard student about to begin an internship at Facebook was fired even before he got started for exposing a huge security weakness in Facebook Messenger.
Microsoft Surface Hub Shipment Delayed: 84-Inch Collaboration Tool Arrives January 2016
Microsoft is postponing the launch date of Surface Hub to 2016, saying it needs to refine its production process to accommodate the increased demand.
No More Limits For Twitter Direct Messages But Keep It Short And Sweet For Public Tweets
Twitter’s 140-character limit is one of the microblogging network’s defining characteristics, and today, Twitter officially lets it go, at least for DMs.
Best Buy College Student Deal: Save $100 On Apple MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, And iMac Models
Best Buy wants to lure college students to its stores with a slew of attractive exclusive discounts for Apple's MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac.
Broken Project Fi Nexus 6? Here’s How To Get A Replacement
It turns out Google is offering quite a few nice perks to Project Fi subscribers, not the least of which is the ability to get a replacement for your broken Nexus 6.
Mozilla Rolls Out Firefox 40 With Windows 10 Support, Better Malware Protection, And More Features
Mozilla unveils an updated Firefox that comes with official support for Windows 10, beefed up security against malware, and gesture-based Android navigation features.
$100 Million: Amount Of Unlawful Profits Made By Newswire Hackers Through Inside Trading
The latest incidence of security breach demonstrates just how hackers can exploit the information they steal from other people.
Apple iPad Mini 4 Would Likely Have Split View Feature And Better Specs
New files discovered in Apple’s El Capitan beta reveal the iPad mini 4 will finally have support for split view, a feature that multitaskers will certainly find helpful.
Amazon Locks The Gates: No More Product Ads That Bring Users To Other Retail Sites
Amazon is closing its doors to outside retailers with the looming end of its Products Ads program, which advertisers previously found very lucrative for their business.
Rite Aid To Accept Apple Pay And Google Wallet On Aug. 15
After initially refusing to accept NFC mobile payments in support of still unavailable CurrentC, Rite Aid now has a change of heart.
Is It Safe To Put Your Phone Number On Facebook? New Study Says No And Here's Why
A new security hole has been discovered that allows hackers and the black market to steal someone’s personal information on Facebook if they have their phone number on their profile.
Microsoft Releases Windows 10 IoT Core For Raspberry Pi 2 And MinnowBoard Max
Microsoft may have missed the mobile boat, but it certainly is looking out for the Internet of Things industry as it releases Windows 10 IoT Core.
Japan Restarts Nuclear Reactor After Ban Following Fukushima Meltdown
The first nuclear reactor to go back online following Japan’s Fukushima disaster has been turned on in the middle of a fiery debate between proponents of nuclear energy and public safety advocates.
ThinkPad P50 vs. ThinkPad P70: What's The Lenovo Workstation For You?
Lenovo’s new pair of workstations are the very first mobile workstations powered by Intel’s enterprise-level Xeon processors.
Google Restructures As Alphabet Inc.: Will The ABCs Of Technology World Change?
After undergoing a massive shakeup, Google is now the subsidiary of a new holding company called Alphabet, but most people won’t probably feel the changes at all.
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus May Have An Ugly QWERTY Keyboard Cover That Costs $66
Samsung wants the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus to stand out in a bad sort of way with an awkward-looking QWERTY keyboard case.
T-Mobile Will Reportedly Offer Android-Running BlackBerry Venice
Earlier reports pointed to rumors that BlackBerry's first smartphone to run on Android will be an AT&T exclusive, but new leaks say otherwise.
Intel's High-End Xeon Processors To Power Laptops Soon
Intel’s upcoming line of Xeon processors, formerly limited to servers and desktop workstations, will be available for laptops and netbooks in the near future.
Computer Scientists Develop Techology To Help Locked In Syndrome Patients Communicate Using Eye Tracking
Researchers at the University of California San Diego receive $300,000 dollars from the Moxie Foundation to develop an eye-tracking technology to help patients with locked in syndrome to communicate.
Updated Cortana App For Android Can Replace Google Now
Can Microsoft’s Halo-branded digital personal assistant take over Google Now’s home turf? Microsoft is giving Cortana a major update that will allow it to encroach upon its rival Google Now's home territory.
Apple Gives Apple.com A Major Facelift To Merge Online Store With Product Pages
Apple is giving its website, one of the top 50 websites in the world, a major overhaul in a bid to make shopping easier for its customers, thus, increase conversions even more.
Xiaomi Reportedly Looking To Develop In-House ARM Chips To Take On US Market In 2016
Xiaomi, the biggest smartphone vendor in China, is taking the route taken by Samsung and Huawei and will reportedly make its own smartphone chips.
Verizon Drops Contracts And Makes Choosing Data Plans As Easy As Buying A Shirt
Verizon sounds the death knell for two-year contracts and smartphone subsidies in a move that largely looks like it is caving in under pressure from T-Mobile.
27 Million: Estimated Number Of Devices Running Windows 10
Estimates show Microsoft’s Windows 10 is now running on 27 million devices worldwide, and it has only been 10 days since the OS launched.
