Articles by Nicole Arce
Sony Pictures Suspects North Korean Hand Behind Cyberattack
Who is behind the devastating attack on Sony Pictures’ computer system? Sony points to North Korea, but other people claim responsibility.
eBay Wants to Make Shopping Interactive with Magic Mirrors. Here's the Future of Shopping
Just when you thought eBay was about to die a slow death, the former e-commerce king comes out with a new technology that turns physical retail stores into smart stores.
Roseanne Barr Deletes Bloody Face, Tussle with Bill Cosby Tweet. Splat. Bad Joke
Comedienne Roseanne Barr makes a very bad joke on Twitter and deletes it in the hopes that Bill Cosby did not see it.
Microsoft to Announce Windows 10 Consumer Features in January: Report
New reports say Microsoft will be holding a Windows 10 event next year, with the focus on highlighting features for the consumer user.
Black Friday 2014 iPad Air 2 Deals: Tablet Sold Out Online in Best Buy and Target, Limited Availability in Stores
Best Buy and Target post sold out signs for the iPad Air 2. Here is where you can get the second best Black Friday deals for the Apple slate.
Burger King California Employee Finds $100,000 in Abandoned Backpack
Burger King employees discover that a mysterious blue bag sitting unclaimed at one of their tables contains a whopping surprise.
iPad to See First Ever Year of Shipment Decline: Gloom and Doom for Tablet Market?
Apple is set to see the first decline in growth of its iPad sales, spelling trouble for the entire tablet market. There is one bright spot left shining, though.
AT&T to FCC: Did We Threaten to Halt Fiber Rollout? No, Not Really
AT&T backtracks on an earlier threat it made that it will halt deployment of its 1Gbps Internet service in protest of President Obama’s support for net neutrality.
Angry NHTSA Threatens to Fine Takata, Raps Chrysler Over Air Bag Recall
Takata's negative response to the move for a national air bag recall angers U.S. regulators who are threatening to impose a fine that could cripple the air bag maker for good.
Twitter: We Will Spy on Your Mobile Apps to Send You Targeted Content (Read: Ads)
Twitter wants to make money on ads. That's why it will start collecting information on what apps people are using so it can get more targeted ads for its users.
Black Friday 2014: Top iPhone 6, Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4 Deals from T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint and Verizon
Looking to buy an iPhone 6, Galaxy S5 or Galaxy Note 4 this Black Friday? Here is where you can get the best smartphone deals.
GoPro Wants to Soar with Consumer Drones: Best Plan Ever
GoPro is planning to dive head first into the budding drone market. The company is thinking of making its own drones to go with its industry-leading rugged action cameras.
Black Friday Deals 2014: Amazon Fire Phone Unlocked Sees $250 Price Drop (Now Only $199)
Amazon puts the Fire Phone on sale yet again. This year’s Black Friday sees the Amazon smartphone unlocked available for only $199.
FIFA Corruption Scandal Prompts Sponsor Sony to Exit
World Cup fans will no longer be seeing Sony's Xperia smartphones on FIFA ads after the Japanese conglomerate pulls out its sponsorship of FIFA. Here is why.
Adobe Releases Patch to Re-Fix Flash Player Vulnerability
Users of Adobe Flash Player are urged to download and install the latest update, which contains a patch released by Adobe for a security hole it failed to fix in a first patch released last month.
Sony PS Vita Ads Spell Double Trouble: Offensive Ad or Misleading Claims - What is Worse?
Sony gets into another PS Vita advertisement gaffe just a day after its “sexist” video ad gets pulled out of YouTube. This time, the console maker agrees to a settlement.
Web IQ of American Internet Users Revealed (And It's Not What You Think): Pew Research Study
Most Americans know how to get around the Internet, but many of them don’t know how it works. This is the latest finding in an online survey conducted by Pew Research.
BlackBerry Offers up to $550 to Switch from iPhone to Passport But Will It Work?
BlackBerry tries to woo iPhone owners away from Apple by giving away $550 and a BlackBerry Passport. Will Apple's loyal followers defect?
Watch Out! Luxury Watchmakers Crack Down on Bootleg Smart Watch Faces
Makers of luxury watches are running after replica smart watch face-makers, accusing them of infringing upon their copyrighted content.
Latest Sony PS Vita Ad is Disgusting and Sexist: What was Sony Thinking?
Sony faces backlash over a newly posted video advertisement that users all over the Internet have dubbed sexist and misogynistic. Sony has pulled the ad, but you can view it here.
Regin Spyware Was Operational For At Least 6 Years: Who Created It and Why?
Researchers have discovered a new complex malware architecture designed by a nation state for mass surveillance. Who is behind this malware?
Shocking: Honda Failed to Report 1729 Deaths, Injuries to US Authorities Since 2003
Honda fails to report nearly 2,000 deaths and injuries involving its cars. The car maker chalks it up to errors in data entry and programming.
Google Fiber Gigabit Internet Service in Austin Will Cost Only $70 a Month
Google Fiber just announced its pricing plans for Google Fiber Austin. Customers in the area can sign up for 1-Gigabit Internet for $70 a month.
Sony Pictures Hacked and Blackmailed: Breach Probed
Sony yet again becomes the target of a security breach. The hackers, who have styled themselves as GOP, threaten Sony to meet their demands or else.
Dalek-like Knightscope K5 Robots May Soon Replace Human Security Guards in Silicon Valley
There’s a new fleet of robots about to take over Silicon Valley, and they look pretty much like the evil Dalek robots from 'Doctor Who.'
FCC Wireless Spectrum Auction Bids Hit Record $34 Billion
Wireless carriers and telecommunications companies are in a mad scramble to occupy high-frequency airwaves as consumer demand for better services skyrocket.
Black Friday 2014: Top Tech Deals from Best Buy
Want to snatch up some cool electronics on Black Friday? Best Buy offers some of the best deals in town.
Apple Goes (RED) for 2 Weeks Starting Monday: Here's What You Can Do to Help
Apple goes altruistic for the holidays with the launch of its biggest (RED) campaign ever. Here is how Apple users can help raise funds to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa.
Regin Malware May Have Been Spying on Computers Since 2008: How Did It Escape Detection?
A highly advanced and sophisticated piece of malware is discovered by security researchers to have been lurking in computer systems around the world. It is believed to be the work of a government, but which government no one can tell.
Google Maps App Update Now Lets You Know More About Your Destination
Google rolls out another update to Google Maps. The new app will make travel a bit more convenient by letting users view information about their destinations from one place.
