Articles by Sophie Webster
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Tinder Launches New Feature that Lets Users Block People Based on Phone Number to Make Dating Experience Better
Tinder wants users to have a comfortable dating experience by letting them avoid those whom they don't want to see on the app.
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Samsung to Hold Event on June 22 to Discuss 5G Connectivity and the Possibility of 6G
Samsung has been pushing for 5G connectivity for years, and now as the company rolls out new devices equipped with the network, it now wants to public to know more about it.
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King Yuan Electronics, the Main Semiconductor Supplier of Apple, Shuts Down Due to COVID-19 Cases
King Yuan Electronics has been forced to stop production for two days to clean the offices and have the employees tested after an increase in coronavirus cases.
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Cox Media is the Latest Victim of Ransomware Attack, Several Company-Owned TV and Radio Stations Taken Off-Air
Cox Media's websites were not affected. However, the live streams were shut down, and employees were asked to sign out of their tools to prevent any more data from spreading.
[BREAKING] Walmart Launches Four-Day Sale and Target Goes for a Two-Day Sale, Rivaling Amazon Prime Day
Walmart and Target have scheduled their respective sales events on the same dates as Amazon's Prime Day.
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Facebook Launches Tool That Lets Users Know If Their Images Are Used Without Permission
Facebook creators no longer have to worry about who uses their images as the Protection Insights tool will let them see the statistics of their images.
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Steam DIY Collaborative Bundles is a Feature that Lets Developers Create Bundles and Send Links to Other Creators
Steam has had bundles set on third-party stores like Humble Bundle, and now a new tool can let developers create their own gaming bundle.
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American Heart Association Voice Concern Over Effects of Apple's MagSafe Technology on Cardiac Devices
American Heart Association says MagSafe technology has clinically significant effects on cardiac devices.
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Virgin Galactic Announces Another Human-Tended Research Aboard its Spacecraft VSS Unity
Virgin Galactic Collaborates with International Institute for Astronautical Sciences and signs a contract to send a researcher to space to test healthcare technologies.
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Android Apps Will No Longer Track Users Who Opted Out of Ads Thanks to Google's Latest Strict Policy
Android apps will now mirror Apple's security policy as Google pushes for stricter user privacy. Tracking will be harder for Android after the user opts out of the ads option.
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SpaceX Signs Deal With Axiom Space to Launch Three More Missions Through 2023
SpaceX will launch three more missions together with Axion as the company prepares for its future Mars expedition.
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'Dry Scooping' TikTok Challenge: Woman Claims She Suffered Cardiac Arrest After Trying the Viral Challenge
A woman who did the Dry Scooping challenge warns the public about the danger of the viral challenge after she suffered a cardiac.
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Facebook Messenger API for Instagram is Now Available for Developers So They Can Build Their Business on the Platform
Facebook's Messenger API is now available for all developers after running a beta test last year. The feature can help business owners expand their reach on the platform.
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Apple Card Outage is Ongoing, and Users Won't Be Able to Make Payments or Manage Transactions
Apple card reported an outage today, and there is no update as to when it will start running again. Apple Card is currently experiencing an outage that may affect the user's ability to make payments, manage their card, and see recent transactions.
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Tesla Recalls Almost 6,000 Cars in the US Over Potential Loose Brake Caliper Bolts Concerns
Tesla announced the recall after The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration documents showed that the vehicles have loose bolts.
'No Man's Sky' Update Adds Improved Visuals and Furry Aliens; Watch the Trailer
"No Man's Sky" is up for its third major update this year, and this time the update is focused on the pets and the overall visuals of the video game.
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JBS, a Major Meat Producer, is Forced to Stop Production After it Fell Victim to Cyberattack
JBS had to put a pause on its production after the company suffered a cyberattack. The investigation is still ongoing.
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Employees Returning to Their Offices Post-COVID Restrictions are Being Targeted by Hackers, Stealing Their Account Credentials
Employees who are going back to their physical offices are not safe from hackers. Threat actors have found a new way to gather information from them.
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TikTok 'Fire Challenge:' What Is It and Why Oregon Teen Ends Up Hospitalized?
An Oregon teen was hospitalized after attempting a new TikTok Challenge called 'Fire Challenge.'
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SpaceCasts, a New Podcast Feed, May Be the Solution to Twitter Spaces and Clubhouse's Monetization Issue
SpaceCasts is a new podcast feed set to help creators get paid for the content they put out. The feed will consist of various topics, and the ad money will be divided amongst creators.
Samsung and AMD Team Up to Create Exynos Mobile In-Chip for Samsung Flagship Smartphones
Samsung and AMD have partnered up to help boost the GPU performance of Samsung phones by merging the RDNA 2 architecture and Exynos features.
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'Counter Strike: Global Offensive' Update Makes it Easier to Catch Cheaters
"Counter Strike: Global Offensive" is now updated with Valve wanting to fix the cheating issue that plagued the video game.
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Apple Sued by Man Who Was Falsely Accused of Apple Theft, Claims He's a Victim of Impersonation
Apple sued by a man whose reputation has been tarnished due to false accusations. He was accused of being the mastermind of Apple store theft.
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Chrome Built-In Screenshot Tool Launches on Android, Customer Share Menu to Replace System Default
Chrome built-in screenshot tool can now let users capture the entire page, with options to add colors, text, undo and redo for easy edit.
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US Soliders Leaks Nuclear Weapon Stockpile by Accident Through Flashcard Apps
US soliders in Europe is facing controversy after it was reported that they leaked private information about the US nuclear weapons online.
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Google's Arizona Lawsuit Shows the Company Made it Difficult for Users to Locate Privacy Settings
Google's Arizona lawsuit has put the company in hot water after it was stated that it made it almost impossible for users to turn off their location in the privacy settings.
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FitBit New Feature Will Measure How Well You Sleep and Track Your Snoring
FitBit new feature will be added to its ongoing sleep tracker. This time the app will track snoring and noises to detect if there is a deeper health issue.
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Twitch Creators Warned Against Copyright as Platform Received More Than 1,000 DMCA Claims
Twitch creators have been battling DMCA claims since last year, and now Twitch has warned creators that they will be banned if they get hit with copyright.
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Venmo Privacy Controls Updated to Protect Your Friend List
Venmo privacy controls will now let you hide your friends list after controversy earlier this month that is labeled as a national security threat.
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'Grand Theft Auto' Update Adds 8 Stunt Races and Bonuses
'Grand Theft Auto' releases update with eight new Stunt Races that are available to play right now.
