Articles by Nicole Arce
Birdman And Cash Money Sue Tidal And Jay Z For $50 Million
It seems Jay Z’s problems will never let up, with the latest one being a $50 million lawsuit filed by Cash Money Records.
Fox Outs New Trailer For 'X Files' Revival
The upcoming ‘The X-Files’ mini series will not be out until next year, but fans of Mulder and Scully are all psyched up with this new trailer released by Fox.
Panasonic Unwraps Lumix GX8 With 20MP Sensor, 4K Video, And A $1,200 Price Tag
Panasonic makes another foray into the mirrorless category, this time with the first Micro Four Thirds camera to break the 20MP barrier.
HP Shipping The First Windows 10 PCs On July 28 So You Can Get Them on July 29
If you're planning on picking up a new Windows 10 PC at launch, you're in luck, thanks to HP and a bunch of other PC makers.
Sale Of EBay's Enterprise Unit For $900 Million Almost Complete: Report
Ebay is reportedly nearing a deal with a private equity firm to sell its enterprise unit for less than half the price eBay bought it for in 2011.
United Airlines Gives Bug Hunter 1 Million Airline Miles
A hacker from Florida receives a whopping 1 million airline miles after discovering a high-severity bug on United Airlines website.
LG G4 Owners Willing To Pay More Than $2,000 To Have Verizon And AT&T Versions Rooted
If you've got some Android developer chops in you and you're looking to make some extra money on the side, this could be a helpful post for you.
Jimmy Fallon Is Back: No Wedding Ring, But Still Got 10 Fingers Intact
The NBC master showman is back on 'The Tonight Show' and gives a funny explanation as to what happened during the last two weeks while he was out.
Police Stations Now Offer 'Online Safe Zones' For Online Traders
Law enforcers are now coming in between online sellers and buyers to make sure everybody is safe. Police stations all over the United States are putting up their own online safe zones, where online sellers and buyers can meet each other and trade goods with the security of knowing the police are just meters away if something goes wrong.
More Americans Rely On Facebook And Twitter As Source Of News: Report
A new study conducted by the Pew Research Center shows 63 percent of Facebook and Twitter users use these social media platforms as a source of news, even as 60 percent of them think it is not an “important” source of news.
ZTE Axon vs. Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. LG G4: Battle Of Specs, Design, And Price Tag
ZTE wants to make the next flagship killer, but can the newly unveiled ZTE Axon Phone stack up against the Samsung Galaxy S6 and LG G4?
Verizon Seals Deal With Vice Media For Its New Mobile Video Service
The partnership will bring Vice's food, travel and tech programs and other exclusive content to Verizon's upcoming mobile video service.
HP EliteBook Folio 1020 Receives Some Audio Magic In Partnership With Bang & Olufsen
HP announces a new limited edition EliteBook Folio 1020 with a Bang & Olufsen sound system to brandish Microsoft's new Windows 10.
'The Life & Death of an iPhone': What Life Is Like From The POV Of A Smartphone [Video]
Ever wondered what it would be like to be an iPhone? This short film takes a shot at condensing the short, sweet life of a smart thin slab made from metal and glass.
Lady Gaga Rings A Bell For The 'American Horror Story: Hotel' Teaser [Video]
Lady Gaga Rings A Bell For The 'American Horror Story: Hotel' Teaser [Video] Lady Gaga has arrived at the hotel, and we finally get a glimpse of Mother Monster herself, or at least her immaculately manicured hands, checking in.
Comcast's Gigabit Pro Is Fast But It Comes With A Hefty Price Tag
Comcast is doubling Google's gigabit Internet offer, but it is jacking up the price of its service so high that paying for it seems ridiculous.
YouTube CEO Not Worried About Growing Online Video Competition (Read: Facebook, Snapchat, Et Al.)
Major entrants in the online video market abound, but YouTube thinks the market is large enough for everyone.
Windows Phone Is Dead? New Rumor Suggests Six Lumia Smartphones In The Pipeline
Analysts may declare Windows Phone all but dead, but a serial leaker known for his accurate leaks says otherwise.
Texas Residents Use Facebook For 'Counter Jade Helm' Operations To Monitor Petagon's Military Training Exercise
A group of civilians will be taking to Facebook to post their observations during the military's Operation Jade Helm, which bans the media from being present at the exercises.
Excited For Windows 10? Here's The New Retail Packaging For Microsoft's New OS
Packaging material for the upcoming Windows 10 has been leaked. Here’s a peek at what it looks like.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (2015) Review Roundup: Should You Buy?
Amazon has released a third-generation Kindle Paperwhite and, while it may not be as fancy as the top-of-the-line Kindle Voyage, many people say it is still a great buy.
Nintendo's Global President, Satoru Iwata, Dies Of Cancer At 55: Gamers Pay Tribute On Twitterverse
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has left for the Mushroom Kingdom. May you rest in peace, Mr. Iwata.
Asbestos In Toys And Crayons: What Parents Should Know
Four non-name brand crayons and two amateur crime scene fingerprint kits were discovered to contain asbestos, a mineral harmful to both children and adults.
Redditors Win: Reddit CEO Ellen Pao Resigns
Redditors are celebrating over the ouster of CEO Ellen Pao as Reddit chief. What's next for the online community?
New Moto G (2015) Renders Show New Smartphone From Different Angles
Motorola’s upcoming mid-range smartphone gets leaked out yet again, this time showing off what the new Moto G could look like.
WikiLeaks Posts Over 1 Million Hacking Team Emails And It's A Can Of Worms For Governments
WikiLeaks has just made over 400 GB of Hacking Team emails and source codes available, and so far, we know governments from Mexico to Australia were in on the spying game.
New OpenSSL Bug Is No Heartbleed Or Freak But You Still Need To Patch The Hole
A new security hole that allows hackers to conduct man-in-the-middle attacks and take over user's computers has been found gaping in OpenSSL yet again.
Microsoft Releases Office 2016 For Mac But Don't Celebrate Yet
Microsoft’s latest version of its productivity suite is now available for Mac users, but not everyone will be able to get it yet.
IBM And Partners Produce World's First 7nm Chip
The latest development in chip production means IBM can extend Moore's Law for another few years or so.
21.5 Million, Not 4.2 Million: Number Of People Affected By OPM Data Breaches
Around 7 percent of the entire U.S. population is have their sensitive information stolen by attackers who broke into the OPM’s computer system.
