Articles by Sophie Webster
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Elon Musk's Puzzling Tweet About "Moving On" Raises Questions About His Twitter Takeover
Musk's "moving on" tweet had left his followers puzzled, but he did not tweet anything else after it.
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Developers Are Dismayed After Apple App Store Confirms It Will Remove Outdated Apps
Apple stated that developers have 30 days to update their apps, or they will be permanently removed from the App Store.
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Amazon Fire Stick TV 2022: How to Fix the Remote If It is Not Working
Is your stick not working properly? Here's what you can do to fix it. If the Amazon Fire TV Stick remote you are using is experiencing issues, and you can't properly use it to control your Stick, then it is time to do some troubleshooting to get it fixed.
Hubble Space Telescope Captures Beautiful Images of Two Merging Galaxies
The images show the galaxies symmetrically aligned as they collide. The Hubble Space Telescope captured many dreamy images of two merging galaxies in the VV-689 system.
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Zoom Agrees to Pay $85M as Part of Zoombombing Lawsuit
The users have stated in the lawsuit that they were left traumatized and devastated due to the hackers and pranksters.
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New EU Legislation Will Force Tech Companies to Remove Illegal Contents on Their Platforms.
The legislation will force the tech companies to police the contents on their respective platforms. On Apr. 23, the European Union approved the new legislation that would pressure massive tech companies like Google, Meta, and Twitter to enforce illegal content on their respective platforms or potentially risk paying billions in fines.
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UK COVID: Research Shows Seven Out of 10 People In England Are Infected, Longest Infection Lasted for 16 Months
The patient passed away in 2021, and the doctors pointed out that their immune system was already fragile.
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Ferrari Recalls 2,222 Supercars in China Due to Brake Problems
The carmaker said that it will fix the problem and do the replacement for free. Ferrari announced that it would recall thousands of its supercars worldwide, but most of them from China, because of problems with the braking system.
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Apple Chip Supplier TSMC to Start the Production of 2nm Chips for Future iPhones and Mac Computers
The TSMC will start the production of the 2nm chips in early 2025, and Apple will adopt it for its Mac and iPhones.
Twitter to Add Safety Measures On Its Edit Feature to Prevent Users From Misusing It
Once the tweet goes live, users will only have an hour to edit it. This is to ensure that users will not change anything if the tweet goes viral.
FAA Wants YouTuber to Turn Over his Pilot License After Posting Staged Plane Crash
The Youtuber, Trevor Jacob, will have to pay $1000 a day until he turns his license in. The Federal Aviation Administration or FAA stated that it wants to revoke the license of a pilot YouTuber after he posted a video titled "I Crashed My Plane.
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Astronaut in Orbit Can Now Control Rovers Exploring Planetary Surfaces
The technique is one of a kind as this is the first time it allows astronauts to control rovers in space.
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Russian Law Firm to Sue Apple for Intentional Moral Damage Due to the Shutdown of Apple Pay
Five Russian banks were affected by the sanction imposed by Apple. A Russian law firm announced that it would file a class-action suit on behalf of Russians.
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Apple's Feature That Blurs Explicit Images To Be Rolled Out to Other Countries
Apple did not reveal the exact schedule of the rollout, but it did confirm that the feature will be available in the United Kingdom soon.
Ukrainian Man Tracks Russian Troops Thanks to his Airpods
The Ukrainian man was able to follow the moves of the Russian troops after the Airpods were stolen from his home during the invasion.
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BMW Introduces New Electric 7 Series Luxury Sedan, the i7 xDrive60
The new sedan has loads of high-tech features, including a theater screen for a cinematic experience.
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UK Government to Allow Drivers to Watch TV in Self-Driving Cars As Long As They Are Ready to Take Control
The UK government is getting the roads ready for autonomous vehicles before the year 2022 ends. The UK government is now starting to put rules to accommodate the self-driving vehicles that will arrive in the United Kingdom in late-2022.
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Tesla's Shanghai Factory Workers to Stay in the Factory Until May 1 Due to China's COVID Policies
The workers will be working for six days a week with only one day off. The Tesla Shanghai factory workers will be required to stay on the factory floor as the automaker restarts the production right after a three-week shutdown.
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Apple to Host an Apple Watch Activity Challenge on April 29 for International Dance Day
Apple users will have to complete a dance routine for 20 minutes or more. Apple announced that it would host an Apple Watch Activity Challenge for Earth Day on Apr.
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Volvo Cars Invests in StoreDot Through Its Tech Fund for Fast Charging Batteries
Volvo Cars aims to go fully electric by 2030, and the collaboration with StoreDot will allow them to launch new battery technology.
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Instagram Reels Expands Fundraising Tool to 30 Countries to Help Non-Profit Organizations
Instagram users can attach donation buttons to their Instagram Reels, turning the short videos into fundraisers.
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Judge Orders Amazon to Reinstate Warehouse Workers After Being Fired Unlawfully; What's the Reason?
The dispute involving former Amazon employee Gerald Bryson, who used to work at the company's warehouse in Staten Island, New York, has stretched on since June 2020.
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How to Clean Your Phones 2022: Effective Ways to Clean Your Filthy Phone
Are you worried about your dirty smartphone? Here's how you can kill germs and bacteria to use it confidently.
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Google Android TV 13 to Feature Low Power Standby Mode
Google will further enhance the feature in Android TV 13 by allowing the developers to create PiP windows smaller or greater than this aspect ratio.
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Instagram's Free iPhone Promo is a Scam; Here's the Signs to Look Out For
The post will show you a picture of the latest iPhone, and you will see a message underneath congratulating you for your win.
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Wi-Fi Routers 2022: How to Decode the Router Names
Several tech products tend to have complicated names as tech manufacturers try to pack in as much information about the product as possible.
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Cash App 2022: How to Delete Your Transaction History
If you wish to delete your account and transaction history, you can do so. Here's how. Cash App, a popular mobile payment service, lets users transfer and receive money using its app.
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Chinese Gaming Company Tencent Terminates Booster That Allows Users to Play Overseas Games
The world's largest online gaming company, Tencent, announced it would terminate its gaming booster that allows users to play foreign games.
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Apple's Stance on Privacy Made Work More Difficult for Engineers and Limits the Operation on the Platform
Apple's lack of access to user data means that it can't mimic the features provided by other companies.
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Police Officer Shares How Apple Watch's Fall Detection Feature Saved a Senior Citizen's Life
The police officer stated he knew about the fall detection, but this was his first experience seeing the feature in action.
