Articles by Nicole Arce
Apple finally explains to developers reasons for app rejection
Apple takes its first small step to make things easier for its developers by sharing the top 10 reasons why apps are rejected.
Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell standalone DLC coming 2015 - Battle Satan with awesome weapons
Deep Silver Volition announces a new expansion of “Saints Row IV.” Players get ready to shoot Satan in the face.
Google self-driving cars are not quite ready to hit the roads: Researchers
Want one of those self-driving cars by Google? That driver who sped by you might still be a safer driver, says researchers.
Apple partners with American Express, Visa and Mastercard: iPhone 6 getting mobile payment tech?
After years of rumors, looks like this is going to be the year we’re going to hear from Apple about its own payments system.
Here's why we think iPhone 6 display may boast super-sharp resolution
Apple is reportedly upping its screen resolution for the iPhone 6 by going from double-retina to triple-retina displays.
World's First SmartShip: Royal Caribbean Quantum of the Seas is coolest ship ever
World's First SmartShip: Royal Caribbean Quantum of the Seas is coolest ship ever Smartphones, smart cars and smart homes. Think we've seen them all? If an eight-day cruise to the Caribbean onboard a luxury liner isn't luxurious enough, how about a slightly similar eight-day cruise on the World's First SmartShip? That is what Royal Caribbean International (RCI) is calling the Quantum of the Seas, which is ready to set sail from her homeport of Cape Liberty out of New York Harbor for her maiden voyage in November this year.
Google Project Wing rivals Amazon Prime Air: Battle of package delivery drones is on!
Google unveils Project Wing, its two-year-old, top-secret drone delivery project to rival Amazon’s Air Prime. Why are we not surprised?
Samsung, Lenovo supplier in China accused of using child labor
Samsung denies allegations of a U.S.-based activist group that the Korean smartphone maker’s suppliers use child labor.
Itsy, bitsy spiders prompt Suzuki Kizashi recall
Suzuki has an arachnid problem, and it’s so big the pests have prompted the Japanese car company to recall one of its best-selling cars.
Google exec Megan Smith top contender for US CTO post
Who could be taking former U.S. CTO Todd Parker’s place now that he’s leaving Washington? Google vice president Megan Smith, says reports.
Amazon-Twitch deal: Everybody's happy except Google
Twitch users are heaving a collective sigh of relief. They can all now say adios to Google and give thanks for Amazon.
Judge rejects Apple bid to ban Samsung phones in patent infringement trial
U.S. courts are not granting Apple’s latest bid to ban the sales of Samsung phones infringing its patents, saying Apple cannot take advantage of its patents for undue competitive gain.
Cloud Wars: Dropbox Pro $9.99 per month plan offers 1TB storage and better security features
Neither Google nor Microsoft can intimidate Dropbox, which isn’t giving up. In fact, it’s beefing up its offer to 1TB of storage for only $9.99 a month.
Fire scare prompts HP to recall nearly 6 million laptop power cords
Computer maker HP is offering to replace 6 million faulty power cords for HP and Compaq laptops. Visit the HP website to check if your power cord is a fire hazard.
Watch out for iWatch on Sept 9: Report
Apple will finally introduce its wearable device on September 9. Some joke that was, John Gruber. The Apple rumors just keep flying in the face of one another.
AT&T Mobility gets new CEO, de la Vega becomes Mobile & Business Solutions group head
Remember when AT&T offered the iPhone exclusively? The same man responsible for the lucrative deal is now AT&T Mobility’s new CEO.
'Car crash' bug scares the wits out of Google Image users
Google caught a bug on Tuesday which caused users to see images of a Russian car crash whenever they search for something, anything on Google’s image search.
Amazon now owns Twitch for $970 million: Should Google worry?
The war for Internet dominance continues, and Amazon wins another battle in the online gaming and video industries.
Google Slides app for iOS poses threat to MS PowerPoint
Google rolls out Slides for iOS, which allows iPhone and iPad owners to view, edit and save presentations online and offline.
California kill switch bill becomes law
It’s official. Kill switch bill now a law in California. Smartphone makers will have to turn on the device’s kill switch by default starting July 1 next year.
Sony PlayStation Network suffers DDoS attack
An Internet troll or a legitimate terrorist group? Hackers have caught the FBI’s attention after tweeting a bomb threat following an attack on Sony’s PlayStation Network.
Apple iPhone 6 will not come with reversible USB Lightning connector: Report
Remember the reversible USB Lightning connectors rumored to come with the iPhone 6? Apparently, they’re real, but they won’t be coming with the iPhone 6 or anytime soon.
Coin expands beta program for credit card replacement device, apologizes for delay of product
Coin, makers of a sleek, slim credit card replacement device, apologizes for production delays with an expanded beta program.
California DMV to Google self-driving car: Go, get a steering wheel
Google may be soaring its way into the future of transportation with its driverless cars, but the California DMV is pulling it back with an order to include manual controls.
T-Mobile responds to Sprint's $60 Unlimited everything plan with more 'offers and Uncarrier moves' next week
T-Mobile has more Un-carrier moves up its sleeve and it’s all set to unveil what those are next week, says CEO John Legere.
Microsoft prepping Windows 9 aka Threshold with Cortana for September release
Windows 9 is just around the corner, with sources saying Microsoft will introduce its new OS on Sept. 30.
Backoff! Target malware may be targeting over 1,000 other businesses, warns DHS
Remember the major customer data breach at Target last year? The same malware responsible for the attack could be present in 1,000 other businesses right now.
WANTED: Friends and family members. REWARD: One year free mobile data: T-Mobile tells bounty hunters
Sprint is all out with its newly-implemented aggressive pricing techniques, but T-Mobile is not to be outdone.
Uber releases API to public: Soon hail an Uber ride using your favorite app
Uber partners with developers, convincing them to integrate its car-hailing services into third-party apps with free Uber credits.
Oculus Rift popularity soaring? Get minimum $500 to catch a bug, Netflix creates custom UI
The virtual reality headset Oculus is working on what has yet to emerge, but it’s already so popular that Facebook is paying developers $500 or more to catch an Oculus bug and report it.
