Articles by Tiziana Celine
A Rare "Ring of Fire" Solar Eclipse Fast Approaching; Here's How You Can Experience It
A spectacular celestial event is going to occur on June 21, 2020 and it will be an Annular Solar Eclipse, which the skygazers would be able to witness.
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NASA's Space Station Program Manager Retires As International Space Station is About to Upgrade
NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Robert Behnken will conduct a pair of spacewalks to replace old batteries on the exterior of the International Space Station as ISS program manager Kirk Shireman has decided to retire.
[LOOK] NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures Stunning Star-Forming Nebula
This scene of stellar creation, captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, sits near the outskirts of the famous Carina Nebula.
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The U.S. to Allow American Companies Work With Huawei Again on 5G Network - Report
The Commerce Department is close to signing off on the new rule, Reuters reports. American businesses could be allowed to work with Huawei on setting 5G standards under a new US Department of Commerce rule, report claims.
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Facebook Blocks, Bans Users for Sharing Article Showing Aboriginal Men in Chains Over Nudity
On the grounds of nudity, social media site incorrectly removed the historical photo, then for three days, blocked and even banned users who posted the link to the article.
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6 Former eBay Employees Charged With Cyberstalking for Mailing Spiders, Cockroaches and Pig Mask to Clients
Six former workers at eBay allegedly stalked an editor of a newsletter that was critical of the company. They allegedly sent a fetal pig among other offensive things.
WWDC 2020: iOS 14 Features, Release Date, Rumors that Every Apple User Needs to Know
The likely launch date, and all the new features are coming to your iPhone with Apple's next big software update.
[BREAKING] U.S. Air Force F-15C Fighter Jet Crashes Into Sea Off U.K. Coast
The F-15 fighter jet came down near Flamborough Head in East Yorkshire, and the pilot is yet to be found.
Google Voice Match Might Be Coming to Android TV Soon
Google has yet to comment on whether Google Voice Match will come to all Android TV devices out there.
[LOOK] NASA’s New Horizons Probe Can Now See Stars in Different Positions
For the very first time in history, NASA's New Horizons has transmitted pictures of the sky from such vast distances that the stars appear to be in different positions than we would witness from Earth.
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COVID-19 Update: Scientists Trial TRV027 Experimental Drug That Targets Blood Clots Linked to Coronavirus
Scientists are set to trial a new experimental drug that can help combat the formation of potentially deadly blood clots linked to coronavirus.
Extending Smartphone Battery, Possible?
To help you avoid problems with your phone battery lifespan, take a look at some tips for extending your battery life.
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AFL Team Wins over Supporters Online with Classy Response to Member Canceling Over Black Lives Matter Kneel
A Dockers member threatened to leave from Fremantle on Twitter on June 12. The fan, Miles, did so after the team announced they would kneel on Saturday, June 13.
AT&T Considers Selling Warner Bros. Gaming Units in $4 Billion Deal
Activision Blizzard Inc., Electronic Arts Inc., and Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. are among the top companies which have shown an interest in acquiring the unit.
You Can Use Your Android or iOS Device as a Webcam; Here's How To Do It
You can also use your iOS or Android device as a webcam to make video calls from a computer. You can use your phone as a camera to chat using Skype.
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Twitter Encourages Users to Read Articles Before Retweeting to Avoid Fake News and Announces Removal of Thousands Beijing-backed Accounts that Spread Misinformation
Twitter rolls out a test to promote informed discussion will ask users if they want to retweet unread links to avoid the spread of fake news.
NASA Pushes Back Mars Perseverance Rover, James Webb Telescope Launch Again
We have to wait much longer for NASA’s next-generation James Webb Space Telescope to leave Earth, owing to delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Five Ways Your Android Phone Can Save You in an Emergency
Your phone is one of the most critical tools you can use during an emergency. From apps to built-in services, it could very well save your life.
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Netizens are Coming for Nickelodeon's 'Paw Patrol;' Backlash is Now Coming Against 'Good Cops'
A critic from The New York Times was on fire amid Black Lives Matter protests for writing a piece titled The Protests Come for Paw Patrol.
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[BREAKING] NASA Astronauts Forge "Fifth State of Matter" on the International Space Station
Bose-Einstein condensates in space could reach temperatures lower than any known in the universe. For the first time, scientists created the fifth state of matter on board the International Space Station.
COVID-19: Coronavirus Can Spread Through a Hospital Ward in 10 Hours, Study Finds
One caveat to the study is that, while it shows how quickly a virus can spread if left on a surface, it cannot determine how likely it is that a person would be infected.
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NASA OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Reveals Asteroid Bennu's Rocks Are Being Cracked By Sunlight
Asteroid Bennu images have, for the first time, proved space rocks are susceptible to solar radiation, NASA data has revealed.
Five Android, iOS Photo Editing Apps for Newbie Photographers
Being an expert photographer is easy with today's sophisticated smartphone cameras. However, newbie snappers still need some help. Here's a round-up of apps to help inexperienced shutterbugs.
Project ICARUS to Join International Space Station to Track, Save Wildlife On Earth
A project called ICARUS seeks to revolutionize animal tracking by using tiny sensors and equipment aboard the space station.
Mysterious Radio Bursts Coming from Space have a 'Repeating Pattern' Every 157 Days, Astronomers Say
We thought it was just a random mysterious radio burst. However, astronomers say the pattern repeats itself every 157 days.
Google Maps Starts Informing Travelers on Coronavirus Restrictions, Mass Transit Crowding
Transit alerts from local agencies now appear in Google Maps. Google is now rolling out its Maps app's security features to make public transit safer amid the novel Coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19: Asymptomatic Spread Of Coronavirus 'Very Rare,' Health Expert Said
Some countries have cases of asymptomatic individuals spreading the coronavirus. There are also individuals who have “really mild disease,” expert says.
iPhone, iPad Tricks: Five iOS 13 Tips to Get You Started
Whether you have an iPhone SE or an iPad Pro, Apple's iOS 13 is full of lesser-known features like improved screenshots and a new volume indicator that make the iPhone and iPad infinitely appealing.
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Amazon 'Happy to Lose' Customers Who Oppose Black Lives Matter Stance After Jeff Bezos Shares Abusive Email
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos shared in his Instagram account a profanity-laced email he received from an angry customer in response to the company's outspoken support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
People CAN Be Jailed in the Philippines For Canceling Confirmed Food Orders, Humiliating Delivery Riders
No-shows and last-minute cancelations could land customers in jail for at least six years if the proposed Food and Grocery Delivery Services Protection Act becomes law.
