Articles by Thea Felicity
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The Department of Energy Funds a Project Aiming to Recycle Discarded Solar Panels—But How Much Will it Cost?
A DOE-funded project will use discarded solar panels for good use but at a cheaper cost. (Photo : @sungrowemea / Unsplash) Solar panels after they die have long been one of the biggest challenges with solar energy.
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CES 2022: More Tech Companies are Canceling their Physical Appearances but the Show ‘Must Go On’
Tech companies are pulling out from the CES 2022 amidst COVID-19 threat. (Photo : Mario Tama/Getty Images)Latest Consumer Technology Products On Display At Annual CES In Las Vegas The growing concern over the spread of COVID-19 prompted more tech companies to drop their names off of the in-person attendance list at next month's CES technology trade show.
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Researchers ‘Digitally Unwraps’ the Mummy of King Amenhotep I in Hopes to Provide a Historical Value
Researchers used technology to unwrap the mummified remains of King Amenhotep I of Egypt. (Photo : Sahar N. Saleem and Zahi Hawass; Digital Unwrapping of the Mummy of King Amenhotep I (1525–1504 BC) Using CT; Front.
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Hackers are Finding Better Ways to Outwit 2FA—Here’s how
2FA was found to be at risk with hackers developing advanced toolkits to defeat it. (Photo : Tezos / Unsplash) Although two-factor authentication remains one of the most trusted security methods, malicious users improve their ways to defeat it.
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Learn Languages With This Science-Based Vocabulary Building App for 95% of the World
FunEasyLearn boasts its science-based vocabulary building app for 95% of the world so that you can learn languages anytime and anywhere.
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Step by Step Guide on How To Recover Data from External Hard Drives | 4 Methods
Tenorshare 4DDiG can recover your data from external hard drives. Here are also three more alternative methods to try.
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LambdaTest: the Best Cross Browser Testing Platform for Optimal User Experience
LambdaTest helps you improve your website or web app's user experience with their cross-browser testing platform.
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IPEVO’s DO-CAM: Portable Document Camera You Can Use for Work and School Purposes
IPEVO's DO-CAM makes document presentation easier with a portable document camera everyone can use.
Hotel Wi-Fi Networks Found to Have ‘Serious Security Flaws’
Hotel Wi-Fi networks are under fire for serious security flaws, could affect thousands of hotel guests.
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TourBox Elite Review: the First Bluetooth Editing Controller for Creative Professionals Like You
TourBox Elite is the first Bluetooth editing controller to boost your artistic skills in just one gadget. Check out its features here!
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to Launch Human Muscle Cells into Space to Uncover the Secrets of Aging
SpaceX's Falcon 9 will send human muscle cells into space this Tuesday to examine the science of ageing in space and use it on Earth.
Instagram Plans to Bring NFTs to its Platform as Parent Company Meta Fully Embraces the Metaverse
Instagram will soon join Meta in incorporating the metaverse, starting with NFTs that are set to be available for Instagram users.
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Animated Video Maker Vyond Creates Engaging Video for Your Audience
Vyond is an animated video maker for all purposes. An animated video maker steps up the game for business professionals as it drives customer engagement more than ever through the power of storytelling.
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Google Collaborates With US National Cancer Institute to Work on Breast Cancer Research
Google announced a partnership with NCI to work on research concerning breast cancer. Google and the US National Cancer Institute are on the road to tackle breast cancer together through Google Cloud's BigQuery.
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ESA’s ‘Apollo Can Opener’ Will Open a Moon Soil Container Gathered From Apollo 17 in Hopes to Reveal New Scientific Discoveries About the Moon
ESA will be opening a moon soil container from Apollo 17 to uncover new scientific discoveries about the lunar planet.
Zoom Thinks You Should Always Turn Your Camera On During Meetings—Here’s Why
Zoom encourages users to turn their camera on, says it has 'benefits.' Zoom advises everyone to turn their camera on, especially during business meetings, citing it as 'beneficial.
Melania Trump Sells NFT on her Own Platform
Melania Trump's first public endeavor is selling her own NFTs, but where will the sales go? Melania Trump resurfaced from the public, but she's selling her own NFT on her platform this time.
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Zoom Wants to Make the Digital World Safer, Joins Meta and Others to Fight Global Online Terrorism
Zoom is taking a step forward in handling security issues as they join Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism to help fight digital terrorism.
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Google Breaks its Promise to Stop Running Ads Promoting Climate Change Denial
Google's new policy has been broken... by them, again. This time, letting their ads run on content promoting climate change denial.
Crypto Scammer Hacks an Amazon Account, Leaving a $45,000 Bill to the Victim
Victim of Amazon hacker woke up to a $45,000 bill on their account from cryptomining. An Amazon hacker was busy crypto mining using someone else's account, and by the time the owner figured it out, the hacker had already left a $45,000 bill.
Banks and Telecom Giants are Pushing ‘Voice Print’ Authentication Amidst Growing Security Risks, But Will it Succeed?
Banks and Telecom to fully embrace voice authentication despite surfacing cases of deepfakes. Banks and telecommunication companies plan to upgrade biometric authentication by adding voiceprints, but many still find it alarming.
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Meta Executive Blames Users for the Spread of Fake News in Facebook
Meta executive says Facebook users are at fault for spreading misinformation, not Facebook. As Meta, formerly known as Facebook, receives backlash over its practices, an executive said that "individual humans" are blamed for spreading misinformation.
Elon Musk is TIME’s Person of the Year—Here are Some of His Thoughts During The Time Interview
Controversial billionaire Elon Musk talks about Tesla, SpaceX, Grimes, and more in a recent interview after being hailed as TIME's 2021 Person of the Year.
UN Delegates Scramble to End Legal Autonomous Weapons Many Call as the ‘Slaughterbots’
Legal Autonomous Weapons that use A.I. to kill targets with no human intervention are being regulated, but military-powered countries are refusing---the U.N. will have to intervene.
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The Best 4K Video Downloader for Android and Desktop [Review]
4K Video Downloader lets you download videos from popular resources like Youtube on Desktop and Android without losing their original quality and resolution.
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Work Meetings In The Metaverse?—Bill Gates Predicts Virtual Meetings Will Move to the Metaverse 2 to 3 Years from Now
In 2 to 3 years, Bill Gates thinks virtual meetings will move to the metaverse. (Photo : Mike Cohen/Getty Images for The New York Times) Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates said virtual meetings would predictably move to the metaverse within two to three years.
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Facebook Now Has A Live Chat Support For People Who Are Locked Out Of Their Accounts
Facebook created new live chat support for users complaining about their accounts being locked out. In response to critics saying they lack customer service, Facebook developed live chat support to help people who are locked out of their Facebook accounts.
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NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Finds A Mini-Jet Dated Thousand Years Ago Near Milky Way’s Supermassive Black Hole
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope found this mini-jet in our Milky Way's black holes. What does it mean?
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SEO Tool Serpstat Now Lets You Optimize Your Website With Ease!
Serpstat offers both free SEO and digital marketing tool to help optimize your website. Optimizing your site to gain more visitors has never been easier, thanks to SEO tools available online.
Neuralink Founder Elon Musk Says It Can ‘Safely’ Start Implanting Its Brain Chips In Humans By 2022
Elon Musk's Neuralink hopes to have the human trials for brain chips by 2022. (Photo : @bretkavanaugh / Unsplash) Elon Musk said Neuralink, a brain-interface technology company he co-founded, is hoping to start implanting its microchips in humans next year.
