Articles by Olive Marie
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[VIDEO] Meet ‘Affetto,’ The Blade-Runner Robot Who Can Feel the Pain
Affetto, a 'blade-runner' robot child can feel the pains that humans feel. It was invented by a team of Japanese scientists which was first launched in 2018.
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Wondering Why You Can’t Get Google Apps on Your New Huawei Phone? Ask Google
If your Huawei device was manufactured after March 16, 2019, you can no longer have Google apps on your new phone or tablet. This is after the latter banned Huawei from working with any of the U.S. companies.
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What’s Missing in Samsung’s New Galaxy Buds+ ?
If you are planning to buy the New Samsung Galaxy Buds+ bes sure you are pairing it only with a Galaxy mobile device. It's the only gadget that can perfectly match the multi-point Bluetooth connection.
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No More Use of TikTok for TSA, Senator Raises National Security Concerns
TSA has finally decided to stop its use of TikTok on its posts following the letter of Senator Schumer as he called the attention of the agency. In his letter, the senator expressed concern over national security from which TikTok might bring threat to it.
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An Adidas Experiment and Entire New Exterior Facility to Head Next Month’s ISS: Collab in Place
Adidas is sending the Boost in Space to support the 20th ISS next month. Part of this commitment is the making of midsoles that are designed for use in space. This contribution of the shoe company is considered such a great stunt.
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Spotify Soon to Stream Directly on HomePod; To Set as the Default Music App in iOS 14, too
Apple users will soon enjoy listening to their favorite Spotlight playlists. But is should function with a little help from Siri. This new offer wont't be available yet until further announcements are made by both companies.
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Google Bans Hundreds of Android Apps from Play Store for Obnoxious Ads
Google has recently removed and banned almost 600 Android apps for displaying Obnoxious Ads. The company discovered that the ads are displaying even when an app is not in use.
Buffalo Mom Warns Parents about the Hidden Danger of TikTok App
Eileen Buckley, Kimberly Viola, a mother, and an IT expert shared that the popular short video sharing app has brought her 10-year-old daughter trauma.
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SpaceX Busily Prepares Starship for its Next Big Test
Recently, SpaceX assembled two of the chunks together for the completion of the majority of the tank section of SN1. And, because of the section being almost completed before assembling, the final stack of SN1 is expected to occur quite faster than MK1.
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Email Search Now Made Easier with Gmail’s New Filters: How Does It Work?
Today, the Gmail search feature is getting an important update that will allow the users to more simply and conveniently narrow results to finally find a particular email. Now, with this upgraded version, the new filters, which is also called "search chips" will directly appear underneath the search box in just one and easy access
GTA 4 Returns Coming This March: Expect Some Missing Features On Release Date
Last month, Rockstar, stopped selling the Grand Theft Auto 4 due to some enduring issues. But the good news is that, come March, it is set to return to the gaming platform but expect its return with a missing big feature.
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Parents Can Now Control Their Teens’ Obsession with TikTok
Here’s good news (and a not-so-good-one for teenage kids) to parents whose kids are so obsessed with TikTok. Called the Family Safety Mode, this additional feature allows parents to be in control of their kids’ screen time.
Massive GTA 6 Leak Revealed by a Reportedly Rockstar Games Tester
With high expectation still developing for still unannounced GTA 6, an individual who claimed he had been a QA tester for Rockstar has revealed a lengthy, even questionable, leak, with piles of obvious information on the upcoming Grand Theft Auto (GTA). As of December 2019, there is no hint at all that Rockstar is even in the process of launching GTA 6.
SpaceX Getting Read for its First Ever Launch of 2020
It was a totally packed 2019 for SpaceX. Indeed, the company launched a whole range of missions for its commercial customers, made impressive progress specifically on its Crew Dragon spacecraft for NASA, and started to launch its Starlink communications satellites, and began launching its Starlink communications satellites, much to many astronomers’ irritation everywhere.
3 Best Fitness Trends in 2020
Start the year right living fit and healthy. Surely, most of you have gained lots of unwanted pounds due to holiday eating. Indeed, New Year is the best time to start shaping up. Plan your fitness resolutions now while you’re still inspired to lose weight.
US Army the Use of Short Video-Sharing App TikTok on all Government-Issued Phones
The US army has recently banned the use of the popular short-video sharing app ‘TikTok’ on its soldiers’ government-owned phones for security reasons. In December last year, a Cyber Awareness Message was sent out to identifying TikTok as having possible security risks connected to use.
Rockstar Games Reported to Kill Red Dead Redemption PC Fan Project
It was in May 2010 when Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 initially released the Red Dead Redemption. Other than PlayStation Now game streaming platform bringing specific titles released for Sony platforms to PC and PlayStation 4, the said game has never been officially made available for anything but the said consoles.
No One seems Ready for the new Consumer Privacy Law of California
The California Consumer Privacy Act just got into effect last January 1, and it looks like no one, even the California state itself, is completely ready. Draft regulations for the laws’ enforcement are still under finalization at the state level, and questions on particular aspects of the most far-reaching privacy regulation since the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) remain unclear.
Huawei’s Revenue Breaks its $122B Record Last Year Despite US Approvals; Predicts a ‘Difficult’ 2020
Huawei, early last week, reported robust revenue for 2019 as the beleaguered Chinese technology company continues to grow in spite of an extended American campaign against its business. However, it warned that growth this year could only prove to be more challenging.
5 Reasons Why You Should Own an Apple Watch
From its launch, the Apple Watch has slowly turned from the half-cooked fitness tracker that took in iPhone notifications to its wearer’s writs, into completely capable workout partner with wireless connectivity and health features formerly reserved for an extravagant medical tool. There’s even a chance that this trendy watch, combined with an app, can help avoid strokes.
Your 2020 checklist: 5 Ways to a Safer Digital Life
Technology experts, media practitioners, and industry giants have it that viewpoints on the benefits of the processing data and the manner partnerships are to play a critical role in the acceleration of growth in technology. Whether it is a new gadget, AI, or cloud computing that you are technologically involved in, the 5 things below will help you live a safer and more efficient digital life.
Google’s Pixel 3a: The Turning Point for all Affordable Smartphones
Between the foldables’ introduction and the 5G technologies’ rollout, 2019, according to an article posted on engadget, was not just another year of convenient repetition for phone makers. Instead, it envisions the introduction of gadgets that are possible to describe the “the space moving forward, but none more so than the humble Pixel 3a.”
WhatsApp Ceasing Support for Older Versions of Android and Windows Phone
WhatsApp has been known for running on an array of operating systems. However, even the universal messaging app does not think it is worth backing Windows Phone anymore.
Oppo Reno3 Series Garners More than 1.46 Million Registrations
Oppo recently unveiled its Reno3 and Reno3 Pro. In an article gsmarena.com posted, it was stated that the two devices recently unveiled have surpassed 1.46 million “registrations of interest in China, out of which 580,000 came through JD.com.
NYU Doctor Joseph Wiesel Accuses Apple of Using His Patented Heartbeat-Monitoring Technology without His Permission
For the past year, Apple Watches have been attributed with discovering or identifying heart ailments and being able to save lives on different occasions. Now, New York University doctor is reportedly suing the technology giant for using the feature that made all health-related things possible.
WhatsApp Adding a New 'Disappearing Messages' Feature Soon
Facebook-owned WhatsApp, a messaging app, has a new feature called 'Disappearing Messages' which has been discovered in Android’s latest beta 2.19.275 version. An online article posted on dailypioneer.com, it was indicated that with the ‘delete messages’ feature, good admins could already select a particular duration for messages on their respective groups.
Spotify Following Twitter’s Footsteps, Saying It is Banning Political Ads in 2020
Spotify, said recently it would be suspending political ads early next year, becoming the latest technology leader to respond to concerns over misinformation ahead of the US elections. This initiative by the online music giant, which is based in Sweden, but has a large user base and operations in the US, following the ban of Twitter on the majority of the political adsl
Amazon Sets Deadline for Sellers to Update Ads by January 13
Sellers of Amazon have until January 13, 2020, to make modifications to Advertising Promotions in offering free shipping promos in their advertisements, which they use to entice shoppers to buy more products, according to an online article posted on ecommercebytes.com, “to reach a free-shipping threshold.”
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Launch of China Heavy Rocket a success; Continues its Roadmap to Moon & Beyond
China's launch of its Long March 5 rocket was successful. This rocket was the country's homegrown design that could ultimately be tasked with taking the astronauts of China to the Moon, Mars, and even beyond.
Huawei Denies Receiving Billions of Dollars from the Chinese Government as Financial Aid
Huawei reacted to reports from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) about that its receipt of an ample amount of $75 billion from the Chinese government as financial support. Specifically, the Chinese telecom denied the alleged special treatment saying, the information that spread was all “wild accusations.”
