Articles by Romellaine Arsenio
More Than Half The World's Population Still Doesn't Have Internet Access, Says UN
The Internet, a vital tool in education, social awareness and global communication, remains unavailable to 90 percent of residents in 48 countries.
Google Fit Website Gets A Snazzy New Material Design Makeover
The new Google Fit website looks like a fitness planner. The sporty illustration gave a little intensity to the website, while the colors and icons stirred a little excitement.
The Huawei Watch Is Now Available For $349: Here’s Where To Buy
The premium watch features a traditional full circle design with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a premium-looking design akin to the design of Swiss luxury watches.
BBC Micro:Bit Release Put Off Until 2016 Due To Production Issues
The pocket-sized codeable computer is BBC's most ambitious education initiative for three decades. However, the anticipated release of the gizmo is now pushed to an early 2016 rollout.
Apple Watch Heart Rate Monitor Saves Massachusetts Teen’s Life
Apple technology is finally gearing away from fad and focusing more on health and utility, as a young football player was saved by his smartwatch heart rate monitor app.
Amazon Prime Now: Amazon's One-Hour Delivery Service Now Available In Los Angeles
Los Angeles and Orange County residents who have the Amazon Prime Now app on their smartphones may log in to their Amazon account and choose among thousands of products.
Man Smashes His Own Mercedes-Benz With A Golf Club: Here’s Why
In front of a Mercedes-Benz branch, a man from Korea calmly took a golf club and aimed for the windows, doors, and roof of the luxury car.
Inside Syria VR: ABC News Jumpstarts Future Of Journalism With 360-Degree Tour Of Syria
The unusual newscast, which resembles a guided tour, took viewers to some of the ancient sites in the Syrian capital, including the Damascus Citadel and Souk, the Umayyad Mosque and the National Museum.
New Android Lockscreen Bug Lets Even Noob Hackers Easily Gain Full Control Of Your Smartphone [Video]
The trouble lies in the lockscreen . For users who have selected passwords as their method of protection, the lock may be broken by overwhelming the password space with random characters while the camera is open.
Logitech Harmony Elite: Make Your Smart Home Come To Life In A Touch
Not everyone's house is filled with smart home devices. For those who are techie or rich enough to collect the most recent releases, Logitech Harmony Elite is the best way to organize technology.
Will NYC Become the Next Silicon Valley? City to Make Computer Science Available to All Students
The project aims to expose all American children to basic programming languages such as Scratch and tech innovations such as robots. Computer Science will not become a graduation requirement. Middle and high schools may offer it as an elective.
‘Star Wars: Battlefront' Deluxe Edition: Five Epic Things To Do With The New Han Solo Fridge
Perhaps the disc and the fridge which were sold together are meant to be used together. Gamer friends can drink refreshments from the Han Solo fridge in between epic Star Wars Playstation battles.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 430 And 617 Bring High-End Features To Midrange Chipsets
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 430 and 617 processors bring high-end features to midrange chipsets. Expect improved cameras, faster connectivity, and better battery life across all available price points.
Etsy Parters With Manufacturers To Help Sellers Scale Their Online Businesses
Shifting from its previous practice of marketing products solely done by sellers, Etsy now aims to create opportunities for small-scale manufacturers.
Bra Of The Future: Intel’s New Bra Expands To Cool You Down
When the wearer's heartbeat quickens and senses heighten, the garment kicks into fight-or-flight mode. The fibers in the garment expand into an hourglass shape through a process known as biomimicry, and cooling vents open.
