Articles by Tiziana Celine
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Twitter Keeps Jack Dorsey as CEO For Now To Deal with Activist Investor Group
Jack Dorsey remains as Twitter CEO. The investor who wants to fire Dorsey just made a deal that makes an eventual exit more likely.
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Bad Luck on Love Month? Apple Sold Less Than 500,000 Smartphones in China in February
Apple sold fewer than half a million smartphones in China in February, government data showed on Monday, as the coronavirus outbreak crippled demand. China placed curbs on travel and asked residents to avoid public places in late January, just ahead of the Lunar New Year festival.
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Google Maps Now Allow You to See Restaurant Menus Through Lens Integration
Google introduced big changes to Lens at its I/O conference last year by turning your phone's camera into a powerful search tool. Now, Google has made that feature much more useful in Google Maps by cleverly sourcing menu photos taken by restaurant customers.
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BREAKING NEWS: Japan Airlines Cabin Crew Tests Positive for Coronavirus; NASA Ames Sent Employees to Work From Home; And More!
The fight against the novel coronavirus took a turn for the worse as health officials reported more than 100,000 new cases and at least 3,600 global deaths to the tally of the infected worldwide.
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Samsung Chip Plant in Korea Suffers Fire Amid Coronavirus Outbreak; Tech Giant Moves Phone Production in Vietnam
Amid fast spread of coronavirus in SoKor, Samsung Electronics will shift part of its domestic phone production to Vietnam. However, the tech giant's chip factory catches fire.
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Stephen King Mocks Coronavirus Panic With an 'It' Meme; Denounces COVID-19 Comparisons With 'The Stand'
Author Stephen King wants fans to know that one piece of art life is certainly not imitating is his novel, The Stand. King took to social media on Sunday to denounce comparisons between the postapocalyptic horror work and the current COVID-19 pandemic that has infected at least 109,000 people worldwide.
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Don't Tell Your Ploy Yet! Twitter Boss Says Announcing His Relocation Plans to Africa is a "Mistake” Due to Coronavirus?
Twitter’s chief executive Jack Dorsey cancels plan to move to Africa blames coronavirus for cancelling his plans; however, he faces another problem as activist shareholders bid to oust him.
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WARNING! Your Smart Speakers Can Be Hijacked! Here's How to Keep Them Out of Hackers
Your personal information and privacy may be at stake as your smart speakers can be hacked. Here are a few steps you can take to help protect yourself and your information.
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Nobody's Safe in Resident Evil 3? Capcom Debunks Hoax
OEM claims Nemesis is relentless enough in Resident Evil 3 to barge in the safe rooms. Capcom refuted the claim, saying players will remain safe in the series' traditional safe rooms.
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Tech Giants Pledged to Pay Employees Per Hour Amid Working From Home Due to Coronavirus
Companies such as Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter all pledged to paying hourly staff even if they are asked to stay home.
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Blaming Video Games For Violence Is "Not Scientifically Sound"? APA Claims Video Games Can't Be Linked to Real-Life Violence
APA says blaming video games for violence is "not scientifically sound." Video games being linked to aggression doesn't tie games to violent behavior.
Coronavirus: Australian Man Tasered by Cops After Another Fight Over Toilet Paper Amid Panic Buying
Police who tasered a man after an argument broke out over toilet paper at a Big W in a regional NSW town have now charged him.
Goodbye John Legend? Google Assistant Lets Go of Its Most Legendary's Voice
Hopefully you're not too attached to the John Legend voice for Google Assistant. He's going to disappear towards the end of this month.
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Scientists Made a Functional Replica of Human Organs at Almost One Millionth The Size to Detect Harmful Drugs
Researchers from North Carolina creates this 'body-on-a-chip' to detect potentially harmful effects of drugs before they are trialed with humans. The team expects the sophisticated lab model to have a significant impact on bringing new experimental drugs to the market sooner,
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March's Super Worm Moon: Here's How to See the Final Full Supermoon of Winter on Monday!
March's supermoon is here, and it promises to be the biggest and brightest of the year. It's called the Worm Moon, and it peaks Monday night.
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New Hack? This New Jailbreak Allows You to Run Android on iPhone
You can now use an Android device as the tether when you jailbreak with the help of Checkra1n. It's an update to the Checkm8 bootrom exploit and works on iOS 12.3 onwards.
Reddit Now Lets You Report Users Who Might Be at Risk of Suicide; Here's How to Detect Emotionally Distressed Users
Reddit teamed up with Crisis Text Line to offer support to users who might be suicidal or hurt themselves in some way.
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Game Pass Alert! Xbox Gets Ori and Other Exclusive Games This Month
Xbox console users will be delighted to know that Mircosoft is releasing a new wave of games onto their Xbox Game Pass service. The new wave of titles includes a range of titles for different genre players.
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48-roll Pack of Toilet Paper is Being Sold in Australia for $100,000 as Coronavirus Panic Surges
Australia is forced to bring in tight toilet paper restrictions. The move comes after fights broke out as people desperately started to stockpile goods.
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NASA Curiosity Rover Shares High-Resolution Mars Panorama You've Never Seen Before
Made up of nearly 1,200 individual images stitched together, the 360° panorama weighs in at a whopping 1.8 billion pixels, AKA 1.8 gigapixels!
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Mobile Game Download Surges in China As Coronavirus Keep People Indoors: Here Are The Top Downloaded Games
Global mobile game downloads shot up 39% in February, with China accounting for a major portion of the boost, data from app analytics firm Sensor Tower showed.
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Is China Hiding Something? WeChat and Y.Y. Have Been Censoring Keywords About Coronavirus - Study
Chinese live-streaming platform YY has also been censoring coronavirus content. The information clampdown on both social media platforms likely made the spread of the virus worse.
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Apple Breaking Up With China is Impossible; Analyst Sees Increase in iPhone Sales Despite Coronavirus
Quarantines, tariffs, and slumping sales have caused agitation about the company’s strategy of assembling most of its products in China. But an analyst said Apple can't simply let China go just because of Coronavirus.
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Nashville Tornado Damages Dell Partner Facility; Why is This A Major Blow To The Tech Giant?
Multiple Dell facilities are active in the region. The computer maker paved way for city's exploding tech sector for 20 years.
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[Video] How Hackers Abuse Siri and Google Assistants by Using Inaudible Voice Commands
A group of security researchers have discovered a new method to hack smartphone voice assistants, including those used by Siri and Google by sending ultrasonic waves.
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Oppo Confirms New Smartwatch: Here's What You Need to Know About This Apple Watch Clone
The Apple Watch lookalike from Oppo is set to unveil globally on March 6, 2020. The Oppo Watch will release along with the much-hyped Oppo Find X2.
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[WATCH] Students Surprisingly Discovered Black Hole During NASA's Asteroid Mission
Students who were using NASA's OSIRIS-REx to study an asteroid discovers a new black hole. It sits 30,000 light-years away and was spotted by its X-ray emissions. The team found it just a week after Japan's MAXI telescope discovered it.
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Near-Earth Object Alert: NASA Warns of 144 Feet Asteroid Capable of Ending Human Civilization Fastly Approaching
NASA's asteroid trackers say the near-earth object that is barely shorter than the Chicago Water Tower could cause a mid-air explosion.
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Exercise Extra Caution Against These Countries Claiming They're Coronavirus-Free: Numbers Could Be Lying! -Study
Southeast Asia faces a steady optimism as coronavirus cases continue to soar globally. However, coronavirus might be unknowingly spreading in that region.
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This A.I. System Can Detect Possible Coronavirus Infection in Less Than A Blink of An Eye!
Scientists from the University of Cambridge and the University of Machester created an artificial intelligence system to detect coronavirus infection in just 0.05 seconds --- or less than a blink of an eye!
