Articles by Steven Lerner
Top 10 Reasons To Buy Wireless Sports Headphones
Wireless headphones are the perfect complement for those who enjoy an active lifestyle. Here are 10 reasons why wireless sports headphones are the way to go.
Great Style And Winning Designs: Interview With Serkan Ozturkcan, VP Of Marketing, Solo New York
Since 2008, Solo New York has been one of the best designers of laptop bags and backpacks. It is introducing three new collections: Varsity, Roadster, and Highland.
Google's 'Dirty Secret' Allows Third Party Apps To Read Gmail Messages
Reports say Google lets third-party developers read private Gmail messages of users. Google said that the developers have been vetted before reading the messages.
11 Incredible Facts About Nvidia You Probably Didn't Know
Nvidia has created some of the most important technologies for videos games and other consumer products. Here are 11 incredible facts about the tech giant's history since the beginning of the company in 1993.
20 Ways You Are Slowly Destroying Your Laptop Without Realizing It
Some people take their laptops for granted and carelessly put it in harm's way. Here are 20 ways you are destroying your laptop without realizing it.
Astronomers Capture The First Verified Image Of An Alien World Being Born
Scientists discovered the first images of a baby planet, PDS 70b, being born. They used the SPHERE instrument on the ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) to capture it.
Ex-NASA Scientist Says That UFOs Are Real And The Government Covers Up Alien Life
Physics Professor Kevin Knuth, an ex-NASA scientist, claimed that there are real UFO sightings covered up by the government. He wants scientists to study aliens.
Orangutans Have Spent The Past 70,000 Years Adapting To Humans Trying To Kill Them
A new study discovered that humans have greatly influenced orangutans over 70,000 years. This study could teach humans how to save orangutans from extinction.
How A Quiz App Exposed The Data Of 120 Million Users Without Facebook Knowing About It
A security researcher discovered that a quiz app likely exposed the data of 120 million Facebook users. It was part of Facebook's Data Abuse Program, and there was an $8,000 bounty.
Samsung Messages Glitch Sends Your Private Photos To Random People Without Your Permission
A glitch in the Samsung Messages app results in the device sending photos to random people. Samsung has not fixed it and it has not acknowledged the bug.
How A 28-Year-Old Transgender Man Received A Penis Made Out Of Forearm Skin
Elijah Stephens recently had New Jersey's first female-to-male genital reassignment surgery. Doctors removed skin and tissue from his forearm to make a penis.
Study Reveals That Earth's Rivers Cover 44 Percent More Land Than What Scientists Thought
A new study has found that rivers and streams cover more land than what scientists originally conceived. More space for rivers could play a role in climate change.
How A Vending Machine Experiment Proved That Crows Can Create Tools From Memory
A new study found that crows can use their memories to remember how to make tools and they can pass on that information. An experiment with a vending machine and paper was used to discover this.
Google Maps Forecasts The Best — And Worst — Times To Travel On 4th Of July
Many people will be traveling on the road to celebrate Independence Day 2018. Google Maps released a platform that can guide drivers in cities about what times to avoid on the road.
Scientists Discover That The Milky Way Is Smothered In Gross 'Space Grease'
Scientists discovered the existence of 'space grease' and the quantity of it in the Milky Way galaxy. They recreated it in the lab to see how it absorbs certain kinds of light.
Slack Went Down And Users Are Complaining About It
On June 27, Slack went down due to connectivity issues and took a few hours before being restored. Users from around the world vented their frustrations with clever posts on Twitter.
UNESCO Praises Belize For Its 'Visionary Plan' To Save The 190-Mile Barrier Reef
UNESCO and other environmental groups praised Belize for saving its barrier reef. The Central American country passed new laws to stop oil drilling to protect the Belize Barrier Reef.
Researchers Discover That Ancient Egyptians Were 100 Times Less Likely To Get Cancer Than People Today
Scientists discovered the types of cancer that some ancient Egyptians had. People in ancient Egypt were less likely to get cancer than people living in modern times.
Professor Studying Self-Esteem Wants Men To Submit Photos Of Their Penises With Sizes
Professor Alicia Walker of Missouri State University wants men to send her photos of their penises for a study. She is researching the link between penis size and self-esteem.
Researchers Discover The Link Between Men's Testosterone Levels And Childhood Environments
A new study has found that childhood environments play a big role in testosterone levels later in life. Higher levels of testosterone are linked to prostate cancer, and lower levels are linked to a low libido.
3 New Apple Audio Gadgets, Including New AirPods, That Will Be Released By 2019
Apple is going to release an updated version of the AirPods in 2019 with new features. It will also release an updated HomePod and new over-the-ear headphones.
The Largest Fireball Asteroid In 2018 Exploded Over Russia, But NASA Doesn't Notice It Until After Impact
A fireball asteroid struck Russia near the city of Lipestak on June 21. Although NASA promised to track asteroids, it failed to spot this one until after it reached the Earth.
Astronomer Says That The 'Blood Moon' Total Lunar Eclipse On July 27-28 Will Be The Longest This Century
A 'blood moon' total lunar eclipse in July 2018 is projected to be the longest this century. It will be long because there is both a full moon and a moon apogee happening simultaneously.
A 30-Year-Old San Francisco Man Claims His Amazon Alexa Says, 'All I See Is People Dying'
A man in San Francisco reported that his Alexa said a creepy comment on his Amazon Echo. This is one of many incidents in 2018 when users have heard odd things from Alexa.
Bill Gates Finances Plan To Eradicate Malaria With Mosquitoes That Kill Each Other During Sex
Bill Gates donated $4 million to kill mosquitoes to eradicate malaria. The plan involves genetically modified mosquitoes having sex and transmitting a self-limiting gene.
Apple And Samsung Back Standard For Opening Car Doors With Smartphones, Not Keys
The Car Connectivity Consortium is a group that brings together car makers and tech companies. It announced new technology that sets the standard for opening car doors with a smartphone.
Mom Gives 1-Year-Old Baby Painful Bleach Baths Because Of A Rare Skin Condition
Alicia Barber gives her 1-year-old baby Jamison Stam bleach baths because he has a rare skin disease called harlequin ichthyosis. She is trying to raise money to go to a national conference for the disease.
Scientists Discover That A Rising Bedrock Could Be The Key To Saving The Ice In West Antarctica
A new study revealed that the rising bedrock in West Antarctica could balance out the loss from the melting ice sheet. Scientists used six GPS stations to discover the rate of the bedrock increase.
Stonehenge Builders Used Pythagoras' Theorem 2,000 Years Before He Was Born
A new book claims that the Stonehenge builders followed Pythagoras' theorem when they built it around 2500 B.C. in the United Kingdom. Greek mathematician Pythagoras was not born until 570 B.C.
Scientists Discover That Ötzi The Iceman Sharpened His Tools 33 Hours Before He Was Killed
A new study revealed the events that likely led up to the death of Ötzi the Iceman. Scientists also examined the tools that Ötzi the Iceman had on him during his death.
