Articles by Tiziana Celine
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Sony Bids for Warframe Parent Gaming Firm Leyou; Will It Pave Way for an Intensified Bidding War?
Sony Corporation has put in a bid for Leyou Technologies Holdings Ltd. That would mean Sony could soon own the Warframe franchise and fold it into its first-party PlayStation lineup.
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Metal Gear Solid Movie Director Wants to Make an Animated Series With Original Snake Voice Actor
Metal Gear Solid Director revealed that he already has the perfect voice in mind for Snake: David Hayter, the longtime voice of the character!
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Google Discontinues Google Pixel 3A; Here's Where To Buy, How to Check Safety Feature of Your Pixel
Google isn't selling the Pixel 3A anymore. Still, you can buy from these retailers and check its safety features after your purchase.
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Elon Musk Congratulates Tesla Employees Ahead As Automaker Makes Profit Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
Elon Musk congratulated Tesla employees in an email on Wednesday morning. The email suggests Tesla made its delivery numbers for the quarter.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Earns $171.6B While Other Billionaires Are Losing Big Time
How did Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos gain so much wealth while other people are losing much money? Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos saw his wealth grow to $171.
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Pulled Over While Connected: Apple's Siri Can Now Quietly Video Record Police Encounters
Siri's feature gives you a covert way to keep yourself safe against police brutality. In the face of recent police abuse and social inequality demonstrations, many people are searching for new ways to keep themselves safe when dealing with the police.
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Facebook Mistakenly Gave User Data to Third Party Developers Again
Facebook failed to block access to some personal details again. The flaw affected apps from approximately 5,000 developers.
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New iOS 14 Features Apple 'Borrowed' From Android and Google
iOS 14 has been unveiled, and it's a big shift for Apple's mobile operating system. It also has a lot of features that's existed in Android for years.
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A Decade of the Sun: NASA Releases New Ten-Year Timelapse Chronicle of the Enormous Star
NASA compiled a 10-year time lapse of a full decade of observing the sun. How cool is this? The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently released a stunning video that compiles ten years of the sun.
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A Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Will Happen Over The Weekend; Here's How To Watch It
The Penumbral lunar eclipse will appear as a shadow cast by the Earth on the edge of the moon from Saturday night and to Sunday morning.
SpaceX Launches Improved GPS Satellite for US Space Force
Pentagon space leaders had for years expressed skepticism about reusing portions of rockets that flew outside the atmosphere.
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Motorola G 5G and Edge Lite: Specs and Everything We Know So Far
After years of establishing its Edge and G-series as the pre-eminent budget phone, Motorola is ready to make waves in the 5G market.
Samsung Galaxy S10 Tips: Tricks that May Blow Your Mind
If you're new to the Samsung Galaxy S10 or an old fan, check out some of these tips and tricks to get the most of your phone.
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Harry Potter RPG To Launch Late 2021, Report Says
It's still on track despite COVID-19, J.K. Rowling's controversial comments, and more. This year, Leaks stated that Warner Bros. Games and Avalanche Software are collaborating on a new Harry Potter title that was supposed to be announced at E3.
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Reddit Bans Pro-Trump Forum After Review of Hate Speech Rules
Twitch suspends president’s channel, leaving Facebook increasingly alone in its hands-off approach.
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‘Doomscrolling’ Could Break Your Mental Health; Experts Say It Can Also Be a Force for Good
Primal instincts often drive our obsession with stressful news, and social-media platforms are designed to keep us hooked.
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[COVID-19 Update] Face Mask Exemption Cards With Federal Seal on Them Are Fake, DOJ Claims
US Attorney's Office in Maine warned Americans of fake mask exemption cards with the federal seal. It showed an image of a card that claims to exempt the holder from covering face.
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Apple' Safari Pushes Entire CA Industry To One-Year Certificate Lifespans Starting September 1
Apple, Google, and Mozilla will reduce the lifespan for HTTPS certificates to 398 days against the wishes of Certificate Authorities.
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How to Stop Google From Keeping and Tracking Your Pirvate Data
Google will auto-delete data--for some users--but only after a year and a half. You can do better than that. We'll show you how.
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NASA's Stunning New Photos Capture International Space Station Cruising Across the Sun
See the International Space Station (ISS) transitting the Sun in these beautiful photos shared by NASA.
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NASA Offers $35,000 to Someone Who Can Design a Toilet That Will Work on the Moon
Next time astronauts land on the Moon, they will have all sorts of advancements the crew of Apollo 11 never dreamed of. That includes a specialized toilet.
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Facebook Ad Boycott: Brands Pulling Ads From Facebook Over Hate Speech
An effort to pressure Facebook to crack down on hate speech has prompted dozens of advertisers to say they'll stop spending on the platform.
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[COVID-19 Update] Traces of Coronavirus Found in March 2019 Wastewater Sample – Study
Scientists not involved in the study seriously doubt the findings, which challenge the current consensus on where and when the virus originated.
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SpaceX is Cleared for Falcon 9 Launch; Has the Weather Favorability Improved?
Poor weather does not seem to have it for SpaceX as storms delayed the agency's historical Starlink mission to the International Space Station.
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Verizon Pulls Out Advertisements From Facebook Over Inaction on Hate Speech
Verizon said it is pulling advertising on Facebook and Instagram. An advertisement for Verizon “appeared next to a video from the conspiracy group QAnon drawing on hateful and antisemitic rhetoric.”
Twitter to Join Bot Or Not Weekly Challenge to Resolve Millions of Fake Accounts
Fake accounts have been an ongoing problem for social networks. Twitter will be challenging millions of users per week to know if a person or bot runs their accounts, the social media announced.
Facebook Will Alert Users If They Are About to Share Old Articles
The feature is rolling out globally from today to reduce the spread of misinformation. Users will see a pop-up message when they press 'Share' under the old content.
Boston Banned Its Government From Using Facial Recognition Technology
Citing “racial bias in facial surveillance,” the Boston City Council voted unanimously to stop using facial recognition by public agencies.
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Hackers Are Still Running Coronavirus-Related Campaigns, FBI Warns
FBI's Cybercrime Division has received more complaints of cyberthreats in mid-June than in all of 2019.
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NASA Astronauts to Prepare for Spacewalks Amid Planning for August Crew Dragon Return
Up to four spacewalks are planned to finish a space station power upgrade, clearing decks for early Crew Dragon return in early August.
