Articles by Randell Suba
Google picks 5 finalists for $6 mn Lunar XPrize: Who are they?
The Google Lunar XPrize has announced five finalist teams that will vie for Milestone Prizes amounting to $6 million.
Ready, aim...but no fire: Smart Gun Armatix iP1 will NOT fire without its accessory watch
A smart gun has now entered the American market. Will it be able to trim down gun violence? No. Someone who's willing to spend $1,800 can get Smart System iP1, a "smart gun.
Netflix-Verizon standoff: Only net neutrality can now stop video slowdown
Until one blinks in the standoff between Netflix and Verizon, one can forget about enjoying a movie or drama series at home.
eBay may soon let you taste 3D fashion, thanks to PhiSix buy
Here's some good news for those who like buying apparel on eBay. Before clicking the buy button on the site, buyers will soon be able to try out the clothes - virtually - as the online retailer has announced the purchase of PhiSix Fashion Labs.
Google I/O 2014 dates confirmed, tickets to be randomly issued
Google has announced the dates for its annual developers conference in San Francisco. Some changes about the registration process are expected.
Microsoft lures cloud users to OneDrive with free 100GB storage
Microsoft threw a big punch at competitors by giving users a chance to get 100GB of free storage upon its launch.
Apple cares about your privacy more than advertising dollars via iAd - Really?
Apple has been accused of being tight on sharing customer data with its its iAd partners. Advertisers have likened the tight grip of the company to a beautiful girl in a party wearing a bag over her head.
Facebook, is WhatsApp really worth $19 bn?
Facebook has scooped up WhatsApp for $19 billion. Sounds pricey but the latest acquisition might imply how messaging platforms are important tools to conquer the market in the future.
Elon Musk confirms Tesla met Apple but shoots down rumors of acquisition
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that he met with Apple but did not confirm nor deny any shared plans or possible acquisition.
Steve Jobs to be immortalized in US postage stamps next year
Steve Jobs will be featured on a collectible stamp that is set to be released by the U.S. Postal Service in 2015.
The F-35 is one heck of a fighter jet and...just a few clicks away from a hack
The F-35 fighter jet can be compared to a flying computer and that can be its weakness - it might be prone to hacking.
New Google Maps is out: Here's what you get
Google started rolling out the new Google Maps to users around the globe. Google has started rolling out the new iteration of Google Maps for desktop users around the globe.
New Taco Bell app lets you place orders with a tap: What you should know
Taco Bell has been beta testing a mobile application that will make ordering, pickup, and overall experience better for its Millennial customers.
TSMC takes lead as Samsung bows out of race for Apple A8 chip
New reports from Taiwan have suggested that Samsung is out of the race so far as the production of the A8 processor is concerned, for the next line of iDevices. Apple allegedly has tapped Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to be the exclusive manufacturer of the chips.
T-Mobile 'iPhone switch' marketing stunt boomerangs as BlackBerry fans, CEO bay for blood
BlackBerry has reacted strongly to T-Mobile's offer to BlackBerry customers to switch to iPhone. Led by CEO John Chen and loyalists of the brand, the BlackBerry community lashed back at T-Mobile on the company's official blog and social media.
Syrian Electronic Army strikes again. Victim: Forbes. Reason: Hate
Forbes did not receive love on Valentine's Day as the Syrian Electronic Army has hacked its website.
Be an Explorer, not a Glasshole, Google's quirky Do's and Don'ts suggest
To be an Explorer or to be a Glasshole? The new do's and don'ts list of Google aims to guide Glass users.
White House supports net neutrality but says can't force FCC's hands
The White House has expressed its support for an Open Internet but said it cannot impose on the FCC what it needs to do.
Bye, bye Android: Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 walks away with Tizen
Android may have been booted out of the running for the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 smartwatch. Samsung reportedly favors the Tizen operating system for its revamped smartwatch.
Two-thirds of American couples share email and social network passwords: Are you one of them?
For better or for worse? A new study has revealed how American couples use technology in their relationships.
Video games may help dyslexia patients improve learning skills
Researchers from the University of Oxford suggest that video games might help children with dyslexia in improving their learning skills.
Microsoft teams up with Docusign to bring eSignatures to Office 365
Microsoft has inked an agreement with DocuSign so the latter's electronic signature apps will be integrated to its Office 365 services. ow users will be able to sign Office documents with a true eSignature.
Apple mulled foraying from mobiles to automobiles, Tesla meeting suggests
Reports of a high-level meeting between Apple and Tesla have surfaced, setting the media abuzz whether an iCar will soon hit the roads.
Google 35000sft SF Mission District work space may be for engineers of newly acquired companies
Google has been checking out properties in San Francisco, allegedly for its teams of engineers from newly acquired companies, and the search engine giant has reportedly zeroed in on a building in the Mission District that can easily accommodate 200 employees.
Google buys SlickLogin, may bring an end to passwords as we know it
Google has purchased SlickLogin that has a technology tp end the use of passwords. Google has snatched the startup firm SlickLogin for an undisclosed amount and the world might be transitioning from passwords to another technology that will make access to online accounts easier.
California lawmakers want you to read the warning label before you gulp that cola
Warning labels on sugary drinks might be a requirement in California as a legislation has been proposed by a senator to warn the public of the health hazards that these drinks may bring to consumers.
Can Verizon take on T-Mobile and AT&T with 'More Everything'?
Verizon has thrown a punch back at its competitors with its "More Everything" plan that promises huge savings for consumers.
Who really are internet trolls? Read on if you dare…
Experts from the University of Manitoba have concluded that online trolls are mostly sadists. The other two classifications are no better - self-centered and manipulative.
Apple iWatch that can predict heart attacks? Why not?
If the latest reports are true, an iWatch that can listen to blood vessel turbulence and predict heart attacks might be in the works. The iWatch would work in concert with the next iPhone to monitor signs of an oncoming heart attack.
FDA shows no love for Johnson & Johnson Xarelto blood thinner, rejects expanded use for 3rd time
The FDA didn't show any love for Johnson & Johnson on Friday, Feb. 14, denying the pharmaceutical major's application for the expanded use of the anticoagulant drug Xarelto for the third time.
