Articles by Randell Suba
Google appoints Susan Wojcicki to steer YouTube growth
Susan Wojcicki, Google's ads guru, has been appointed as new head of YouTube to explore more opportunities for the website.
HTC jumps on the wearables bandwagon
HTC will try to conquer the wearable gadgets market. HTC announced it will be rolling out its first wearable device before the end of 2014.
Amazon buys Double Helix Games: Game console on the way?
Amazon grabs Double Helix Games for an undisclosed amount as it prepares to snatch its share of the gaming market.
Creation versus Evolution Debate: Bill Nye-Ken Ham verbal duel ends in stalemate
Hundreds of thousands of people were glued to the debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham in Kentucky on creation versus evolution.
Microsoft's Scott Guthrie becomes the new Satya Nadella
Microsoft has quietly named Scott Guthrie to fill the vacancy in the corporate hierarchy created by the confirmation of Satya Nadella as CEO.
John Carmack shares what made him really leave id Software for Oculus Rift: Rift
"Doom" co-creator John Carmack has finally opened up, revealing in an interview why he chose to leave id Software and join Oculus VR.
New Google Maps feature for iOS will help you outsmart traffic by suggesting faster routes
Google has rolled out an updated version of Google Maps for iPhone with new features that can help users save time and money.
Microsoft wines and dines with Foursquare: Foots $15 mn bill and inks location data licensing deal
Microsoft has boosted the capital of Foursquare by $15 million and in return, has inked a deal that will allow it to integrate Foursquare's treasure trove of data to its future products, such as Cortana.
Google announces Doodle 4 Google 2014 contest: What you should know
The 2014 Doodle 4 Google contest is officially open. Young artists are encouraged to keep their creative juices flowing and submit their works before March 20.
Microsoft Kinect helping South Korea protect its borders
South Korea has been using the Xbox 360 Kinect sensor to monitor the demilitarized zone (DMZ) for possible intruders.
Samsung Galaxy S5 set for Feb. 24 unveil
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S5 in Barcelona, Spain, on Feb. 24. The Samsung Galaxy S5 will soon be officially unwrapped during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
NHTSA wants cars fitted with V2V technology to bring down road accident rate
The U.S. government is pushing for car manufacturers to equip light vehicles with vehicle-to-vehicle technology. Using V2V technology, road mishaps, collisions, and death due to car accidents can be minimized.
Bill Nye (evolutionist) and Ken Ham (creationist) engage in verbal duel
Evolution versus creation. Will it be a heated debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham tonight or are we just hearing the cash register of the Creation Museum ringing?
Dems introduce bills to protect net neutrality, all eyes on FCC
The Democrats submitted a bill in Congress and Senate to establish status quo on FCC's open Internet rule after it was struck down by a court decision recently.
Technology giants boldly reveal user information requests by U.S. government, urge more transparency
Several Silicon Valley giants issued transparency reports, Monday, while urging the government for more reforms.
Happy Birthday Facebook, you're 10: The journey so far
Facebook turns 10 today. Is it heading for doomsday or will it retain its swagger in the social network world for the next 10 years?
Apple iWatch rumored to boast cutting-edge charging technology
A new report over the weekend tickles the imagination of those awaiting the iWatch. Sources say the wearable device of Apple might make use of magnetic induction, solar or its user's own movement to charge its batteries.
Lockheed Martin successfully tests self-driving military trucks
The U.S. military has come a step closer to autonomous warfare with the successful testing of a new technology that makes driverless convoys possible.
Super Bowl tear-jerker commercial by Microsoft shows how technology can help humans overcome the impossible (Videos)
Microsoft has hit the spot with its "Empowering" Super Bowl ad. Thank God, it wasn't part of its Scroogled campaign.
Alabama surgeon Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw is the superhero the whole world needs now: Here's why
Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw of Trinity Medical Center braved extreme weather on Jan. 28, walked six miles in his scrubs and saved a patient's life who only had 10 percent chances of survival.
Apple files patent for smart bezel with pressure sensors
A new patent application filed by Apple hints of force sensors to be installed on bezels of iPhones, iPads, and other devices in the future.
Apple iPad Air clubbed by patent troll lawsuit
Apple has been sued by Texas-based Hilltop Technology for allegedly violating its patent for capacitive touch display technlogy used in iPad Air and other iDevices.
With iOS 8, Apple may be looking to focus on health and fitness
If reports hold true, iDevices might not just be tools for communication and entertainment but might start helping users get fitter and healthier with a new app called Healthbook.
Yahoo plans return to search engine roots with a vengeance
Yahoo reportedly wants to regain control over its search engine business and catch up with Google and Bing through projects such as Fast Break and Curveball.
Angry hackers deface Angry Birds website following spying claims
Hackers have defaced the website of Angry Birds following news that the mobile app can be tapped by spy agencies to gather personal information of users.
Motorola sale reveals Lenovo's growing clout
Lenovo and Google said that the Chinese computer and smartphone manufacturer will be purchasing Motorola Mobility for $2.95 billion.
Miracle: Texas girl plummets 3500 ft in skydiving accident, survives
A teen tried to fulfill her skydiving dream on her sixteenth birthday but things went wrong. She plummeted to earth from 3,500 feet. She must have done something - she survived - or it was just pure divine intervention.
Dutch court surrenders, allows Pirate Bay to sail again
The Pirate Bay ship is now free to sail in the Netherlands after an appeals court ruled that blocking it is ineffective.
Build with Chrome lets you build your imagination, one lego brick at a time
Lego and Google have launched "Build with Chrome" on Tuesday. As of reporting, there have been no reports of lower productivity in offices worldwide.
Google Chrome apps to unleash soon on iOS and Android
Chrome apps will hit the iOS and Android platform in the near future. Google has already released a tool that can help developers make this possible.
