Articles by Nicole Arce
Moto X preorders start Sept. 16, Moto 360 restocked: Will you buy?
Motorola opens pre-orders for its Moto X flagship smartphone and brings back the Moto 360 to its shelves.
Google offers $100,000 in Google Cloud Platform credit to startups to ditch rivals
Google tries to lure Amazon Web Services away with a whopping $100,000 in free credits to lure startups into its own cloud platform.
Facebook tests self-destructing post: Will Snapchat-like feature take off?
“Never say die” is Facebook's motto when it comes to taking over the ephemeral messaging arena, with a new feature for disappearing posts up for testing in New Zealand.
Take (virtual) tour of ancient Egyptian pyramids, the Great Sphinx and more (courtesy Google Maps)
Google now lets users take a tour of Egypt’s ancient pyramids and the Great Sphinx thanks to Street View on Google Maps.
Facebook and drag queens lock horns: Real names or not?
Facebook battles it out with drag queens and public performers, locks them out of their accounts for not using their real names. LGBT community cries foul.
5 million Gmail passwords dumped on Russian forum: Are you safe?
A hacker posts nearly five million Gmail passwords online, but Google and security experts say there is no need to worry.
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus unleashed: Too little, too late?
Apple’s iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are finally here. Are they enough for Apple to take over the innovation lead?
Apple Watch features wireless charging (sort of): Will it catch on?
Apple Watch has wireless charging? Think again. With three wireless charging standards competing for supremacy, wireless charging is still waiting for the defining moment that will help it go mainstream.
Microsoft loves 'Minecraft'-maker Mojang, but do 'Minecraft' gamers love Microsoft?
'Minecraft' gamers are up in arms about the news that Microsoft is getting ready to acquire Mojang, the Swedish company that makes 'Minecraft.' An announcement from the indie game maker is expected this week.
T-Mobile Uncarrier 7.0 offers unlimited voice and text anywhere with Wi-Fi Un-leashed: Checkmate?
T-Mobile announces Wi-Fi Unleashed, offers unlimited Wi-Fi calls and texts to all users from here on. Should Sprint be worried?
Samsung makes fun of iPhone 6 in new commercials: Your verdict?
In typical Samsung fashion, Samsung releases new TV ads taunting Apple’s latest products. Cue the cheers and jeers from the haters and fanboys here.
Apple Watch unveiled: 'Next chapter in Apple's story'
The Apple Watch is finally here. Is it the new device to champion the wearable industry? As expected, Apple revealed its much anticipated smartwatch on Tuesday, garnering a standing ovation from the audience packed into Cupertino's Flint Center when Apple chief executive Tim Cook introduced Apple Watch.
Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure has a great comeback plan and it involves iPhone 6
Sprint is going back to its roots and it starts with a new unlimited plan exclusive to the iPhone 6. Here is what new Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure plans to do.
Facebook wants your feedback about ads it delivers. So that it can deliver more ads
Facebook wants more ads to get seen by its users, so it asks users to state their reasons for hiding ads.
iPhone 6 pre-order begins at midnight: Which iPhone? Which carrier? Where's the best deal?
Pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will begin on the first minute of Friday, September 12. Here is everything buyers need to know to get the best deal.
'Destiny' a super hit? $500 million in sales on Day One or not quite?
Activision claims 'Destiny' is super-hot, with $500 million already made by shipping to retail stores. What are the sales figures for end consumers?
Cloud Wars: HP has just bought Eucalyptus (and here's what it plans to do)
HP slaps Amazon in the face with the purchase of Eucalyptus, a cloud computing company that develops private and hybrid cloud services for enterprises.
Apple Pay has arrived: Can it kickstart the mobile payment system?
Apple introduces Apple Pay, a newer, better and supposedly more secure way to pay for goods and services. Is the American public ready to give up its age-old credit cards?
Internet Slowdown Day: Net Neutrality advocates claim success as FCC confirms record comments top Nipplegate
It’s official. Net neutrality is more important than Janet Jackson’s exposed breast, says the FCC.
Snapchat makes ousted co-founder snap shut by settling lawsuit
It’s Apple Day on Tuesday, which is the perfect time for Snapchat to announce that it has settled an ownership dispute with one of its jilted co-founders.
Microsoft eyeing Minecraft maker Mojang for over $2 billion: Hmm....why?
Minecraft could soon be part of Microsoft, but are Minecraft gamers happy to hear the news? Microsoft is reportedly planning to purchase Mojang, the Swedish-based independent gaming company responsible for building an empire of its own around the much-loved Minecraft.
Apple kills iPod classic. Softly. Quietly. RIP
The iPod Classic will be missed. The world says goodbye to an iconic Apple device as a trio of new products take center stage.
We have a bad rep but I'm no Darth Vader: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick
Uber has a not-so-desirable reputation but its CEO Travis Kalanick says the company is willing to show a softer, kinder side.
Net neutrality protest: Netflix to join Reddit, Kickstarter, others to display spinning icon on site
Netflix, along with several other websites, will be displaying a loading icon on their websites on Wednesday in support of strong Internet regulation.
No free tickets, just Peter Pan virus. Authorities warn UK businesses of scam email
Hackers from Belarus are behind a sophisticated email phishing attack that claims to offer Internet users free BH Live tickets to a Peter Pan Production this Christmas.
Bungie's Destiny now in hands of gamers: What will be the verdict?
“Destiny,” the most pre-ordered game in history is out. What’s it like? Wait until the first players reach Level 20 before reading reviews, Bungie says.
SheRides: Women-exclusive cabs set to hit NY next week. Good, or is it?
A new car-for-hire service is ready to launch in New York City next week, but experts believe it could run afoul of the law for discriminating against male passengers.
Teens React: Original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) leaves teens fumbling for words [Video]
Watch teenagers aged 15 to 18 years old react to the Nintendo Entertainment System, the 1980s gaming console that virtually gave birth to a billion-dollar gaming industry.
GM Super Cruise: Semi-autonomous freeway driving tech will be safe, offered in 2017 Cadillac models
General Motors wants to keep its position as the biggest car maker in the world and plans to offer semi-automated driving technology in the future.
iPhone 6 and iWatch: Must-have features to stay on top of the game
Will Apple’s iPhone 6 and iWatch take over the technology industry? Here’s what Apple needs to do to remain an industry leader.
