Articles by Tiziana Celine
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Netflix Rolls Out Parental Control Feature to Keep Your Kids (And Roommates) Out
Netflix is everybody's best friend during the worldwide coronavirus outbreak. With more households increasingly using the streaming platform, Netflix has unveiled new parental controls.
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Honda, Nissan to Lay off 10,000 Workers as Coronavirus Hits Economy Harder
Honda and Nissan are asking furloughed employees to apply for unemployment through at least April 27, when the company plans to restart production. The layoffs come as the COVID-19 pandemic presses pause on car sales worldwide.
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BepiColombo: Don't Miss This 'Last Chance to See' Spacecraft's Mercury Mission Flyby Before Heading to Moon
European Space Agency's BepiColombo spacecraft is heading to Mercury to observe the moon this week during an Earth flyby.
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Coronavirus: Two COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Show Promising Results in Mice
Two new studies on mice give hope for a vaccine against coronavirus, according to the researchers behind it. The latest researches successfully protected mice against a lethal dose of Mers and Sars, a very close relative of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
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[VIRAL] Teens Sell Own Explicit Photos and Videos on Social Media Sites for Thousands of Dollars
Teens are selling their own explicit photos online for huge sums of cash. Some are earning up to as much as $45,000 a month with the use of social media.
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Linsoul Could Launch New KZ S2 True Wireless Earbuds to Take on Other Earpieces
Another AirPods-alternative is coming! A patent from Chinese tech startup company Linsoul has surfaced and is fueling rumors that they will be releasing a new wireless earbud model -- one that almost resembles Apple AirPods, and also has the same impressive capabilities as the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus.
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Electronics Recycling 101: Here’s How Your Old Laptop, Tablet, and Phone Can Help You Right Now
Gadgets are back-ordered, thanks to the Great Stay-at-Home Experiment of 2020! But there’s plenty you can do with your old ones!
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COVID-19 vs. Technology: Here’s How Silicon Valley Companies Find a Solution for Coronavirus Outbreak
A growing number of tech companies and IT pros are working in a variety of ways to help fight the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Here's a rundown of what some of them are doing to help fight COVID-19.
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New Data Show Borisov is Falling Apart! Here's What Scientists Say
Pristine alien material from the object 2I/Borisov is being exposed to space for the first time—but the coronavirus pandemic is stopping astronomers from watching it.
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[BREAKING] Fire in Florida Airport Destroys More Than 3,500 Rental Cars
More than 3,500 rental vehicles were damaged or destroyed as a massive fire ripped through Florida airport lot. Witnesses heard explosions and flames leaping high into the air at Southwest Florida International Airport. Firefighters were able to contain the inferno with over 80 drops of water from two helicopters and firetrucks.
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Mysteries of Uranus Property Has Something to Do With Icy Impact, Scientists Claim
Uranus' strange axis of rotation and the unusual properties of its moons and ring system is likely due to an ancient giant icy impact.
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Nuclear Bombs Could Reveal How Old Whale Sharks Are For The First Time
The age of a gigantic marine animal has puzzled researchers for decades. A new study suggests we may finally have an answer.
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Did COVID-19 Just Expose Weaknesses, Potential Opportunities in Global Supply Chain?
Even in the wake of COVID-19 (coronavirus), manufacturers still need human workers to manage the supply chain. The need for more automation and information is an opportunity for manufacturers.
[VIRAL] Coronavirus: Canadian Harasses Asian Woman For Wearing a Mask; Why is Racism Rampant Amid Outbreak?
Chen He wrote on Facebook that she was at the Costco in Brossard, Quebec, on Mar. 13 when she was attacked. Chen said the woman yelled at them for being Asian and wearing masks.
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Coronavirus: Hidden Hotspots in U.S. Rural Clusters Outside Big Cities Are Being Walloped by the Coronavirus
New data from the University of Chicago reveals rural America is suffering from 'hidden' coronavirus hotspots. There are also increased strain on rural medical facilities.
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Beep Mobility Shuttles Help Transport COVID-19 Tests in the United States
Groups partnered with Mayo Clinic to transport COVID-19 samples on the Jacksonville Campus. The Mayo Clinic collaborated with Beep and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) to deploy self-driving shuttles to deliver medical supplies and COVID-19 tests from a site at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to another building on the campus.
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Coronavirus: Twitter Fast Tracks Profile Verification to Help Identify Authoritative Voices on COVID-19 Outbreak
Twitter is bringing back public-facing verification requests for health experts. The intention is to stop the spread of misinformation in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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[VIRAL] Coronavirus: Nurse With COVID-19 Died After Husband's Last Hug
A nurse died in intensive care at Walsall Manor Hospital, West Midlands. Mother-of-three became the country's youngest health worker to die from the virus. Her family is now pleading people to follow the coronavirus lockdown rule.
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Google Fi Doubles Monthly Data Limit for Customers to 30GB Free Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Google Fi data increases for both Flexible and Unlimited plan members during the coronavirus season.
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[BREAKING] Coronavirus: Studies Claim Smoking Could Increase Your Odds of Having COVID-19
Though few studies have investigated the connection specifically, cigarette smoke and vaping aerosol are linked to lung inflammation and lowered immune function.
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[VIDEO] SpaceX’s Latest Starship Prototype Fails Under Pressure Tank Testing
Elon Musk says a test configuration mistake may be to blame. SpaceX commenced testing its most recent prototype of a large Starship vehicle in Texas overnight.
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[BREAKING] Venezuelan Warship Sinks After Confrontation with Portuguese Cruise Ship
The crew of cruise liner RGCS Resolute says they were rammed by a Venezuelan ship. Venezuelan patrol boat Naiguata was badly damaged and reportedly sank.
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New York Legalizes E-Bikes, E-Scooters Finally!
New York's tentative budget agreement for electronic bikes and scooters includes a win for delivery workers.
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[VIDEO] A.I. Can Now Play All 57 Atari Games. It’s Still Not Versatile Enough, Though
Do you think you're good at Atari games? Just wait until you see DeepMind's skills. Do you think you're great at Atari games? A new artificial intelligence device from Alphabet subsidiary DeepMind called Agent57 might prove you wrong.
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Coronavirus: Fake Facts Are Flying Around; Experts Plan To Debunk Them
Researchers will compare the spread of fake news to those from real sources. The spread of fake and real coronavirus data is being tracked by scientists to peer stories that are getting the most attention on social media.
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Coronavirus: Are Wearing Face Masks Pointless? Here's What Scientists Can Say
How the coronavirus travels through the air has become one of the most divisive debates in this pandemic.
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#NASAatHome: The Universe Can Be Yours Even in Self-Isolation
NASA has announced a new social media special, NASA at Home or #NASAatHome, which will show the latest updates from the agency's space explorations, along with other content to keep you engaged with the universe.
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U.S. Broadband Keeps Up Under WFH Strain, Speedtest Claims
With much of America and Canada now working and schooling from home, broadband networks are dealing well with the strain, according to new stats from Ookla Speedtest.
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[WARNING] Don't Overuse Your Electrical Sockets! Here's Why You Shouldn't, According to Safety Experts
During coronavirus lockdown, millions of people are now working from home. Safety experts have warned people not to overload electrical sockets.
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Goodbye and Thank You, Sprint! T-Mobile's $26.5 Billion Deal Marks End of Teleco's Dash
Once known for calls so crystal clear you could hear a pin drop, the company fades into the history books after being absorbed by T-Mobile.
