Articles by Tiziana Celine
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Coronavirus Scarcity: Ventilator, Critical Drugs, and More Shortages Has Come Into Focus
As the coronavirus spreads, there is a threat that may come to the pharmaceutical and medical industry in the United States--it includes medical supplies shortage.
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Overwatch Update Has Its Googly Eyes On You This April Fools Day!
Blizzard has released an early April Fools' Day prank in Overwatch, with Googly Eyes now everywhere on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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FCC Asks Service Providers to Use Robocall-Fighting Tech by The End of June 2021
Phone and cable companies will be required to implement the Shaken/Stir protocol to stop spoofed calls.
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Astronomers Claim They Found the Edge of the Milky Way Galaxy
Astronomers have at last identified what’s believed to be the edge of the Milky Way galaxy. A team of astronomers from England used that farthest point to determine that the diameter of the Milky Way is 1.9 million light-years, plus or minus 0.4 million light-years.
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Coronavirus: Households Warned to Prepare for Countrywide Blackouts Due to Staff Shortage
Fears raised that sickness and self-isolation could lead to engineer shortages and possibility of power cuts. One infrastructure company advises customers to keep a torch nearby in case of blackouts during pandemic
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COVID-19 Drug Update: What's The Real Coronavirus Cure?
Scientists warn even repurposed medications will take time to show efficacy. As the new coronavirus continues to spread, wreaking havoc on the worldwide economy, both governments and drugmakers around the world are searching for treatments and vaccines to stop the disease in its tracks.
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Rumors: A Ton of ‘Mario’ Classic 3D Games Are Coming to Switch in 2020
Nintendo is reportedly remastering multiple classic Mario games for the Switch, including Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy. In addition to the remasters, Nintendo is also said to be working on a new Paper Mario game
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Coronavirus Testing Update: FDA Clears Abbott's Five-Minute Lab-In-A-Box COVID-19 Test
FDA approves Abbott’s ID Now Coronavirus Test. The toaster-like kit can deliver positive results in five minutes and negative results in 13 mins.
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Coronavirus Update: FDA Gives Anti-Malaria Drugs Emergency Approval to Treat COVID-19
Millions of doses of the anti-malarial drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine will be distributed to hospitals across the country to try to slow the disease in seriously ill patients.
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Secrets and Lies of the Nuclear Age: Can The Walls Tell You About Its History?
Building materials like brick and tile can be used to see an untold nuclear history of the infrastructure.
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Coronavirus: Magnets Stuck Up Astrophysicist's Nose While Inventing COVID-19 Device
Australian Dr Daniel Reardon ended up in hospital after inserting magnets in his nostrils while building a necklace that warns you when you touch your face.
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[IN PHOTOS] NASA Shows All-Electric X-57 in Final Configuration; Here's How It Looks Like
The artist impression images show the prototype all-electric aircraft in flight. It will eventually be used to create the standards used for future electric planes.
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Here are The Following Common PINs that Are Easy to Guess, Study Finds
People are really bad at creating pin codes, and a new study looks at how we could fix this problem.
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Coronavirus Testing Update: Abbott Can Now Detect COVID-19 in as Little as 5 Minutes; Is It Portable?
Abbott on Friday announced it received approval for a test that is capable of delivering positive results of the coronavirus in as little as five minutes. The company will begin making those tests available to health care providers next week.
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[Video] Phone Heat Map Reveals How Spring Break "Covidiots" Traveled Across the US After Defying Social Distancing Rules in Florida Beaches
Disturbing heat map reveals the spread of Spring Breakers across the United States after they traveled home. Party-goers were criticized for defying social distancing rules
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AI System Trained on Moon Craters Could Detect Unexploded Bombs From Vietnam War 160 Times Over Than Traditional Methods!
This robot who's trained on moon craters is helping find unexploded bombs from the Vietnam War. There’s still no completely safe and surefire method for locating unexploded ordinance after a war is over, right?
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Can China Now Identify Someone Using Facial Recognition Even If They're Wearing a Surgical Mask?
A Chinese company has announced that it has developed facial recognition software that can identify people even if they're wearing a surgical mask.
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Coronavirus Update: Teenager With Coronavirus Was Denied Treatment Because He Didn't Have Health Insurance
The victim, one of the youngest in the United States, was left untreated because patient did not have health insurance. “Covid-19 does not discriminate by age, race or income level,” the Los Angeles County health department said.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Update: Why Coronavirus Hits Italy Harder Than China
Italy toll due to demographics and how deaths are reported, but experts say other nations could soon be in its position.
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Is US Cracking Down on Huawei's Global Chip Supply Again? Here’s What The White House Have To Say
Senior officials in the Trump administration are said to have agreed to new measures to restrict the global supply of chips to China’s Huawei Technologies. The move comes as ties between Washington and Beijing grow more strained over the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: An Irish Hospital Hires Robots to Help Mater Nurses in Fighting COVID-19
Software firm UiPath partnered with Mater Misericordiae University Hospital. They will rapidly go through basic administrative tasks to free up nurses . It is hoped they will be able to spend more of their time tending patients amid coronavirus outbreak.
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U.S. Space Force First National Security Mission Will Launch From Cape Canaveral Today. What's So Special?
Looking for a reason to step out of the house today and take a quick break from that self-isolation? How about watching a rocket launch?
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Spacex Parachute Test Didn’t Go Smoothly; Will It Threaten NASA's Launch?
It's unclear if the issue will affect the timing of SpaceX's first crewed mission. A SpaceX Crew Dragon parachute test failed as intended this week after the system aiming to lower the spacecraft to the ground accurately did not launch.
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Are High-Speed Delivery Drones Coming? UPS Is Getting Closer to Delivering Your Items As Quick As 150 mph!
UPS will partner with German firm Wingcopter to develop a new fleet of drones. The drones will be both fast and durable, intended for time sensitive deliveries.
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Will Rockstar Games Roll Out A Possible GTA 6 Reveal? Not Yet, Says Developer!
GTA 6 fans have been eagerly counting down until today (March 25), with the next Grand Theft Auto rumoured to be getting revealed on this date. Here's the latest GTA 6 release date news.
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[BREAKING] Nurse With Coronavirus Kills Herself Over Fear of Infecting Others
An Italian nurse who contracted the coronavirus has taken her own life after she feared she had spread it to others, it was reported.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Online Living Wills Are On The Rise in the US
Americans are scrambling to set up wills and end-of-life directives. Lawyers caution that DIY wills can be deemed invalid if they don’t meet all of the legal requirements of your state.
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Coronavirus Hackers Face Cybersecurity Community's Wrath; Here's How Cyberpunks Get The Taste of Their Own Medicine
Cybercriminals are capitalising on the chaos. These attacks, which in some cases pose a direct risk to life, have infuriated cybersecurity professionals.
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This Map Explains How Intensive Use of the Internet and Gaming During Coronavirus Lockdowns Affect Broadband Infrastructure
A 'global internet pressure' map that reveals the strain COVID-19 is putting on internet around the world. Experts say added strain is coming from data-intensive uses of the internet such as HD streaming and gaming.
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COVID-19 Cure? Coronavirus Patients Come Forward to Reveal Hydroxychloroquine Saved their Lives
Several people have come forward to tell the world that this anti-malaria drug cured COVID-19. People throughout the United States have come forward to call the anti-malaria drug a 'miracle' coronavirus remedy as New York country officials announce they may start trials with the medication on Tuesday.
