Articles by Teejay Boris
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Twitch will Start Lowering Prices in Mexico and Turkey, Other Countries to Follow -- will Streamers Earn Less?
Twitch will start lowering its prices in Mexico and Turkey on May 20. Other countries will also follow in the third quarter of 2021. With this, will streamers be earning less?
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Amazon Releases US-Made KN95 Mask -- an Alternative to Particulate Respirator Type N95: Is It Really High Quality?
Amazon is giving consumers a United States-made KN95. A high-quality alternative to the particulate respirator type N95. It is recommended to be reserved for medical workers.
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Apple Music Will Add Lossless and Spatial Audio -- What Is It and Do You Really Need It?
Apple Music will soon add lossless and spatial audio, powered by Dolby Atmos, Apple announced. What are these new audio features, and do you really need them?
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Samsung is set to Unveil S-Foldable, the Multi-Foldable Smartphone, Rollable Smartphone, and more!
Samsung is getting ready to unveil the S-Foldable, its multi-foldable smartphone, rollable smartphone, and more this week at the Society for Information Display 2021.
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Urgent! Kia Recalls Two Vehicles Over Dangerous Engine Fire Defect: Kia QL Sportage MY2016-2021 and CK Stinger MY2017-2019
Kia urgently recalled two of its vehicles over a dangerous engine fire defect. The cars being recalled are Kia QL Sportage MY2016-2021 and CK Stinger MY2017-2019.
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PS5 Restock is Reportedly Happening in Target, Amazon, and Walmart: How to buy a PlayStation 5 From Major Retail Stores
PS5 Restock is Reportedly Coming to Target, Amazon, and Walmart. Here’s how to buy a PlayStation 5 From Said Major Retail Stores.
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Fake Airpods Worth $7M That Were Shipped From China Seized, US Customs Says
Fake Airpod estimatedly worth $7m that were shipped from China were seized, US Customs reports The United States' Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have seized a total of 36,000 wireless headphones that are identical to Apple's AirPods.
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Clubhouse Announces That Android App Will Be Available Worldwide on Friday
Clubhouse announced that its Android app will be available worldwide on Friday afternoon. Clubhouse, the pioneering voice social network, announced on Twitter that it will finally be available worldwide through its Android app on Friday afternoon.
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Instagram on Desktop Will Soon Allow Users to Post Photos and Videos, App Analyst Leaks
Instagram on desktop will finally allow users to post their selfies and other photos and videos soon, an app analyst leaked.
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Apple Was ‘Well Aware’ of Antonio Garcia Martinez’ Misogynistic Writing, He Says
Apple was ‘well aware” of the misogynistic writing of Antonio Garcia Martinez before he was hired, he himself claimed.
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Twitter Asks iOS Users to Enable Ad Tracking in Latest Update
Twitter is now asking its users on iOS to enable ad tracking in its latest update. After updating Twitter, a prompt will now welcome iOS users asking them to enable the Ad Tracking feature, which is part of the App Tracking Transparency of Apple.
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iPhone Maker Foxconn Says Component Shortage Will Worsen In Q2 of 2021 -- How Long Will It Last?
iPhone Maker Foxconn said that the component shortage in the second quarter will be more severe than the first of 2021.
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Wearing Headphones While Driving Slows Down Reaction Time, Study Shows How Much
Wearing headphones while driving could slow down the reaction time of the driver. A study tells how much.
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SpaceX’s Starlink Eyes to Provide Internet to Enterprises, Teams Up With Google Cloud
SpaceX’s Starlink is eyeing to provide internet to the enterprises market in the second half of 2021. It has teamed up with Google Cloud to boost its efforts.
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Voice Actor Sues TikTok for Using Her Voice in Text-to-Speech Feature Without Permission
A voice actor is suing TikTok for allegedly using her voice in a viral text-to-speech feature without her prior permission.
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Colonial Pipeline Pays Hackers in Cryptocurrency Worth $5 Million to Restore Its System, But It Does Not Help
Colonial Pipeline had to pay the ransomware hackers 75 Bitcoin or $5 million to restore its billing systems, but the tools obtained were too slow to work.
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Covid Vaccine is Not Magnetic: Scientists Debunk Videos Emerging on Social Media
The Covid vaccine is not magnetic as videos emerging on social media would suggest, a scientist says.
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Apple Says Antonio Garcia Martinez Left the Company Hours After Employees Called Out His Misogynistic Views
Apple said that Antonio Garcia Martinez, its recent hire and former Facebook product manager, is no longer with the company. It comes after its employees petition him out for his sexist views.
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Colonial Pipeline Resumes Operation After Ransomware Hack, Says Fuel Supply Will Take Days to Return to Normal
Colonial Pipeline has resumed its operation after a ransomware hack. However, the company says it will take a few more days to have a sense of normalcy.
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This Artificial Intelligence Can Detect Sarcasm on Social Media
An artificial intelligence, developed by computer science researchers, can now detect sarcasm posted on social media platforms.
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Xiaomi is Removed from Military Blacklist as its Lawsuit Against the U.S. Concludes
The lawsuit filed by Xiaomi against the United States government has concluded, and the company is no longer on the military blacklist.
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Amazon Combats SMS Raffle Scams Bearing its Name, Sues Several Individuals
Amazon raffle scams via SMS are swarming people's inboxes. The company tagged along with the message is now attempting to combat the scheme. Thus, it sued several individuals in federal court in hopes to unmask the 50 bad actors.
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Apple Claims Saving its Users From $1.5B App Store Fraud in 2020
Apple announced on its website that it was able to keep off users from potentially $1.5B worth of fraud in the App Store in 2020.
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Ransomware Gang Leaks Highly Sensitive Psych Assessment of Washington D.C. Police, Vows to Expose More
The ransomware gang that hacked the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) published sensitive data of more than two dozen officers on Tuesday. The former vowed to expose all info if the demand is not met.
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Xiaomi is Now the Leading Smartphone Brand in Spain, Samsung and Apple Racing Behind
Xiaomi is now the leading smartphone brand in Spain after taking over Samsung and Apple, respectively.
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Apple iPhone 12 Production in India is Down as Workers Are Hit by COVID-19
Apple’s iPhone Production in its factory in India is slowing down as hundreds of workers are hit by COVID-19, sources told Reuters.
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Spotify is Now Letting Users Share Timestamped Podcasts, and More Social Features!
Spotify announced that it is letting its users share timestamped podcasts. The music app is also rolling out other social media features.
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Ransomware Attack Helps Macbook Repair Shops Recover Lost Data -- How?
The recent Apple ransomware attack, which exposed schematics of the Macbook, turns out to help repair shops recover lost data.
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Apple Alocates $45 Million to iPhone’s Ceramic Screen, Gorilla Glass Supplier -- Is it a Hint for the Bendable iPhone?
Apple is investing $45 million to Corning Inc., the supplier of Gorilla Glass and iPhone 12's Ceramic Screen. It comes amid the reports of a bendable iPhone, likely coming in 2023.
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Facebook Asks Users to Read Articles Before Sharing in New Feature
Facebook users trying to share an article will be prompted to read it before sharing it. It is a new feature that the social media giant is testing.
