Articles by Ramil Del Rosario
Xiaomi Roll Out New Browser Update For Its Phone Users
The Chinese phone maker Xiaomi recently launched new software updates for its browser apps. It came days after the company was hit by controversy for the allegation that it was tracking behavior and harvesting data from its Redmi Note 8.
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NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover Can Detect Ancient Life, Study Confirms
NASA tested the instruments onboard its new Mars rover on the deserts of Australia to determine if the instruments can detect life.
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SpaceX Lunar Lander’s Design Is Innovative But Might Not Be Ready For 2024 - NASA
SpaceX's lunar lander received the weakest adjectival rating of the three companies selected by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to build the lunar lander as the agency prepares to return to the Moon.
Amazon Web Services Top Official Quits Post, Expressing Dismay On Firing Of Whistleblowers
A top official at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) finally called it quit after several employees were fired for being vocal about the conditions on Amazon's warehouse amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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All Eyes On Mars: UAE Aims To Send A Mars Orbiter By July
Another country will soon join the elite group of nations that have sent a space probe to Mars as the United Arab Emirates attempts to launch its first-ever space mission to the Red Planet.
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COVID-19 Treatment Might Come From Llama’s Antibodies, Study Suggests
A new study on antibodies found in the blood of the South American animal, the llamas, offered some clues on how to fight the dreadful COVID-19.
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Bus-Sized Asteroid Made A Close Flyby To Earth Today, Says NASA
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) told today that a recently discovered asteroid about the size of a double-decker bus made a dangerously close flyby.
NASA Space Launch System To Restart Operations, Inaugural Test Flight Moved To November 2021
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced that in a few weeks, they would resume the operations for the construction of the Space Launch System (SLS) after assembly activities were stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Update From The World Of Animal Crossing: Scorpions Are The New Bugs In Town
The most popular bug in Animal Crossing, the tarantulas, are on their way out this May as a new and equally deadly bug, the scorpions, will replace the deadly spider in the islands.
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U.S. Air Force Initiates The Development Of Hypersonic Cruise Missile
The U.S. Air Force initiated the search for companies that could help build an air-breathing hypersonic cruise missile.
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Hyundai Show Us A Glimpse Of The Its New Elantra Sedan
Automobile maker giant Hyundai teased car lovers on the new look of its renowned sedan. It recently introduced its upcoming Hyundai Elantra N Line.
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Known Mail Fraudster 'Speedy Gonzalez' Nabbed After Months Of Running From The Law
A mail fraud suspect who bears the name of the Looney Tunes character, Speedy Gonzalez, was arrested by authorities in Georgia.
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Boeing Backs Out From A Joint Venture With Embraer, Fate Of C-390 Cargo Plane Uncertain
Boeing announced that it is withdrawing from a joint venture with the Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer.
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Coronavirus Update: Germany To Adopt Decentralized Contact Tracing As It Withdraws From Its Original Plan
A few weeks ago, Germany backed the creation of a centralized contact tracing app to track the spread of the coronavirus in the country, but now the government is singing a different tune as it eyes to adopt a decentralized approach to contact tracing.
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SpaceX Sends More Starlink Satellites Into Orbit
SpaceX launched an additional 60 Starlink broadband satellites into Earth's orbit as the space venture founded by billionaire Elon Musk continues to push to establish a multibillion-dollar telecom enterprise.
Coronavirus Hampers The Delivery Of Lockheed Martin F-35 Stealth Fighters For 2020
American aerospace company Lockheed Martin announced that they are expecting fewer deliveries of the radar-evading F-35 Lightning II in 2020 as the coronavirus has disrupted its global supply chain.
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Snapchat Recorded Growth in Viewership, Revenue in Q1 Despite the Coronavirus Pandemic
Snapchat posted growth in viewership and revenues as millions of people used the app due to the government-imposed lockdown.
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Harvard Law Professor Faces Criticism for Saying Homeschooling is a Risk to Children
A Harvard law professor now faces criticisms for her strong statements on homeschooling. A Harvard law professor said that homeschooling is a risk for schoolchildren and suggested to ban the practice.
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COVID-19: Buying Grocery Items in the Time of Pandemic; Here’s How to Stay Safe
Here are several options for consumers to buy grocery items online and some safety tips on retrieving the items.
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COVID-19 Mapping Survey Shows Promising Results, Will Go Global in a Few Days, Says Facebook
According to Facebook, preliminary findings of a mapping survey to track the spread of COVID-19 showed promising results and eyes rolling it out internationally in a few days.
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International Health Experts Caution On Conducting Antibody Test; No Proof That Recovered Patients Developed Immunity
The World Health Organization issued a warning that at present, no evidence proves that patients who previously acquired coronavirus and have recovered from it have developed any form of immunity against the pandemic virus.
Earth-Sized Planet From Distant Galaxy Found by Astronomers, Likely Habitable
A planet with similar size to Earth, orbiting a distant star was recently discovered by astronomers after examining the data collected by the Kepler space telescope. It is likely suitable for life.
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Fake Coronavirus Drugs Identified by FDA: Consumers, Be Cautious
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued warning letters to several traders that are selling products that allegedly can cure, treat, or prevent the coronavirus. The agency warned consumers to take extra caution on buying products that might falsely claim as safe and or effective for the treatment or prevention of coronavirus.
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Cybersecurity Concerns Force Standard Charter to drop Zoom and Google Hangout from Video Conferencing Platforms
Standard Chartered warned its employees not to use Zoom and Google Hangouts as video conferencing platforms, citing privacy issues.
COVID-19: Adidas Eyeing to Print 3D Face Shields for Healthcare Workers
Adidas and Carbon will produce 3d-printed face shields for healthcare workers. Adidas joined the fight against the coronavirus as it committed to producing 3D-printed face shields to help protect healthcare workers as they battle dreadful pandemic.
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Coronavirus Diagnostics Soon to be Powered by Cloud Computing Giant Amazon
Amazon Web Services is helping organizations and individuals in developing coronavirus diagnostics tools
