Articles by Nicole Arce
Aspirin a Day Fails to Keep Heart Attack Away, Large Japanese Trial Suggests
A large-scale Japanese trial shows aspirin may not be as effective in preventing heart attacks, but some doctors say the over-the-counter drug is still useful for a specific group of patients.
Chilean Students Design Theft-Proof Bike Yerka
What if you could ride a bicycle through the city streets without having to worry about it being stolen ever again? Three students from Chile might have come up with the world’s first “unstealable bike.”
$38.1 Million: 'Dumb and Dumber To' Leaves Everyone Dumbstruck with Huge Opening Weekend
The Farrelly brothers are back with their most successful franchise yet. The sequel to the 1994 cult class 'Dumb and Dumber' tops this weekend box office with $38 million in sales.
ISIS Beheads Hostage Peter Kassig. Obama, CAIR Condemn Evil Act
ISIS strikes again with the beheading of American Muslim Abdul-Rahman Kassig, a 26-year-old humanitarian worker held in captivity since October last year.
Christopher Nolan 'Interstellar' Zips Past $300 Million at Global Box Office Despite Audio Complaints
Black holes and tesseracts are this week’s biggest gainers at the box office. Christopher Nolan’s space blockbuster 'Interstellar' soars to stellar heights with ticket sales topping the international scene.
Sony Announces PS4 Bundle Deals for Black Friday 2014: Here's What You Get
Sony officially announces Black Friday deals for the PlayStation 4. Here are the two big games that gamers will get with a PS4 purchase for $400.
Google Glass May Die Early Death with Early Adopters Losing Interest
Has the death knell been sounded for Google Glass? Google's smart eyewear has barely made it to the market, but developers and some Google insiders believe Glass is as good as dead.
Microsoft Skype for Web Beta Launched: Now Call and Chat from Your Browser
Microsoft is launching a new Skype for Web in beta version. Find out if you're eligible to become one of its first users.
Masque Attack: iOS Bug Catches Attention of U.S. Government -- But Not Apple's Attention
The U.S. government warns Apple users about a new vulnerability that hackers can exploit to steal user information. Apple, however, makes light of the issue by saying no user has yet been affected by the security loophole.
BlackBerry Partners with Samsung: BES12-Knox Team-up is Good News for Security of Android
BlackBerry acknowledges that it has to partner with bigger rivals for it to survive. The Canadian smartphone maker has teamed up with the most unusual of all partners.
Not yet Karate Kid but Atlas Robot Comes Pretty Close [Video]
Google's Atlas humanoid robot has one more feat to boast: doing a karate move. Is the feared robot army near?
Cloud Wars: Amazon's New Secret Weapon No Longer Secret -- Aurora
Amazon rolls out Aurora, a new relational database engine that touts better performance and cheaper pricing than Oracle.
Nexus 6 Review Roundup: Big in Size, Big in Promise
Thinking of buying Google’s new Nexus 6 when it becomes available this week? Here is what the first reviewers have to say.
Masque Attack: iOS Users' Worst Nightmare?
Security researchers announce another iOS malware infecting 95 percent of all users just a few days after the discovery of Wirelurker.
Microsoft says Goodbye to Nokia Brand with Lumia 535
Microsoft cuts out the Nokia name from its newest smartphone as it works to erase the Nokia brand from most of its apps, websites and devices.
Ford's Aluminium F-150 Production Begins: Fuel Efficient Pickup Truck may Become Key Profit Generator
The first 2015 F-150 rolls out of Ford's assembly line in its manufacturing plant in Michigan. The new truck boasts better fuel economy thanks to its all-aluminum body.
Apple Hauled to Court by Angry Android Fans Over Disappearing iMessages
Apple is forced to go to court to face a lawsuit seeking class-action status after a former iPhone user accuses the company of interfering with her wireless contract with Verizon.
Can't get Enough of 'Candy Crush'? Say Hello to 'Candy Crush Soda Saga'
Candy and soda aren't exactly what our grandmothers have in mind for a snack, but King unleashes a new sweet treat that will have fans of 'Candy Crush Saga' asking for more.
Instagram app finally lets users edit photo captions and search better
Instagram updates its iOS and Android apps to include new search and caption editing features to improve users’ experience.
AT&T gives up plans for inflight internet services: Gogo rules (for now)
In-flight Wi-Fi won’t be speeding up anytime soon after all, as AT&T abandons its plans to build an air-to-ground 4G LTE network, leaving the industry for Gogo to dominate.
Single's Day China nightmare: Girlfriend says No to Chinese man's proposal with 99 iPhones
One Chinese programmer does away with the usual diamond ring and bouquet of roses and decides instead to propose to his girlfriend with 99 iPhones.
Traveling executives' worst nightmare: Darkhotel (and it's not a hotel)
Business executives traveling to Asia and the Pacific are the target of a sophisticated kind of malware that steals all of their information and leaves no trace of attack.
Net neutrality wars: Cable, wireless industries resist Obama's call to reclassify Internet as public utility
Internet service providers lash out at President Obama’s statement calling for the “explicit ban” of paid prioritization and reclassification of ISPs as public utilities.
Pizza Hut kickstarts biggest brand evolution: New pizza flavors, new website design
Pizza Hut is undergoing a major brand makeover. The restaurant chain will soon allow customers to choose the ingredients they want and come up with two billion flavors of pizza.
Soon you may be eating GMO potatoes at McDonald's. Here's why
The USDA approves genetically modified potatoes for planting. Soon, McDonald's could be serving us with GMO fries and hash browns.
Holy Dewitos! Pepsi does the unthinkable by confirming Doritos-flavored Mountain Dew
PepsiCo is taste-testing its latest concoction, a weird soda that combines the citrus flavors of Mountain Dew and the cheesy taste of Doritos. Would you Do the Dew?
Lighweight, graphene-based supercapacitors may boost power and range of electric cars
Researchers have developed a new thin, light and flexible graphene-based supercapacitor that can be embedded in a car’s body and used to improve the car’s performance.
Amazon Echo parody shows smart-mouthed side of the 'talking cylinder'
Amazon Echo has just been announced a few days ago, but the Internet is already laughing its socks off over a new viral video that parodies Amazon’s new product.
Osama bin Laden death: Who really killed Osama and does it matter?
Ex-Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill says it was he who fired the fatal shot at Osama bin Laden’s face that fateful day in 2011. Other SEALs, however, call him out for his BS.
Apple offers former iMessage users salvation with deregistering tool
Apple launches a new web tool that allows former iPhone users to deregister their phone numbers with iMessage after a class-action lawsuit is filed against the company.
