Articles by Tiziana Celine
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Fortnite Season 2 Overtime Guide: Here's How to Collect Metal at Hydro 16 or Compact Cars
If you're out to harvest materials, this is where to go in Fortnite and collect metal at Hydro 16 or Compact Cars.
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Marine Researchers Track Great White Shark Lingering Off Bermuda Triangle, Research Group Says
Marine research group OCEARCH is tracking a 2,076 pound, 15-foot-long great white shark named Unama’ki off the northern part of the Bermuda Triangle.
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iPhone Tips, Tricks: Five Hacks iPhone Users Should Know
Bigger text, longer battery life and more reliable device unlocking are all things you can make happen on your iPhone just by tweaking some settings
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Amazon’s Thermal-Detecting Tech Dahua Violates Human Rights, Reports Say
Hundreds of thermal cameras from Dahua that Amazon purchased to do the dirty work of temperature-taking were have been blacklisted by American officials.
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Apple Releases iOS Beta With First Version of COVID-19 Contract Tracing App
Apple and Google released a beta version of their coronavirus tracing software on Wednesday, Apr. 29. The APIs are included in the beta versions of iOS and Android used by software developers. You can also easily unlock an iPhone with a passcode when wearing a mask.
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COVID-19 Update: Summer, UV Lights Won’t Likely Save People From Coronavirus - Experts Say
Several people claim UV light is a "powerful sterilizer" against COVID-19. Others claim sunnier, warmer, and more humid weather in the summer will destroy coronavirus. But its use cases are limited.
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Nintendo Switch, PayPal Hack: 160,000 Users Fall Into Huge Breach of Players' Details
Nintendo sincerely apologizes' for problems, which have seen players' accounts illegally used to buy games.
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COVID-19 Update: Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Ready in the Autumn - Reports
The pharmaceutical firm joins various groups pushing to have vaccines ready for emergency use in the fall, though hurdles remain.
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Coronavirus-Hit British PM Back to Work; Boris Johnson Warns Against Easing Lockdown
Boris Johnson returns to Downing Street for the first time in three weeks. The British Prime Minister hinted how and when to ease lockdown without overwhelming NHS.
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COVID-19 Update: U.S. Scientists, Billionaires 'Secretly Pushing a Project' vs. Coronavirus
They are working on culling the world’s most promising research on the pandemic, passing on their findings to policymakers and the White House.
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Deadly Premonition 2 is Coming to Nintendo Switch in July
The Nintendo Switch exclusive acts. Both prequel and sequel to the cult-classic murder-mystery. (Photo : Nintendo Official YouTube Channel)Deadly Premonition 2 Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise finally has a launch date following its surprise announcement in a Nintendo Direct.
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COVID-19 Update: Scientists Create New Anti-Viral Coating To Protects Surfaces From Coronavirus for 90 Days
Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology say their new disinfectant spray can "inactivate" viruses from surfaces for 90 days, like the one causing COVID-19.
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Elon Musk Updates: New Planet-Spying Space-Based Telescopes, Automated Traffic Lights, and More!
With Tesla, SpaceX and the satellite-based internet service Starlink, the tech genius is trying to make the world change for the better.
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Twitter Officially Turned Off Text-Messaging Feature For Most Countries To Prevent Hacking
You can no longer use Twitter as it was originally built to be used: over a text message. The social media company turned off the text messaging feature while probing vulnerabilities linked to high-profile account breaches.
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WhatsApp's Anti-Viral Message Forwarding Feature Reduced Fake News By 70% After Taking Steps to Combat Misinformation
WhatsApp says it has now seen a 70% global drop-in "frequently forwarded" messages — i.e., messages which have been forwarded to five people or more. "Frequently forwarded" messages have globally dropped by 70%.
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Coronavirus-Related ‘Inflammatory Syndrome’ Seen Among U.K. Children: Report
The illness is similar to COVID-19, doctors say, but some children test negative. Children with the condition have been found to have swelling in their hearts. Young people have been largely unaffected during the coronavirus pandemic.
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[VIRAL] U.S. Official Resigns After Throwing Cat During Zoom Meeting
The man said during a teleconference, "I'd like to introduce my cat," then picked up his pet before suddenly tossing the animal off-screen.
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Work-Life Imbalance? Coronavirus Hits Tech's Nonstop Work Culture As Employees Scramble While Working At Home
An average working day has increased by three hours in the U.S. since mid-March, when more companies around the world had started to practice working from home due to the widened spread of the coronavirus. Silicon Valley has improved its work-from-home policies to give way to family life.
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The Sims 4 Guide: Everything You Need to Know to Build the Best Sims World
Look after your virtual pals with every Sims 4 guide you could need during the coronavirus quarantine. Here's how to do it.
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COVID-19: Stem Cell Therapy Shows 83% Survival of Coronavirus Patients, Study Found
On Friday, Apr. 24, regenerative medicine company Mesoblast announced a 300-person trial to determine whether stem cell treatments will work in COVID-19 patients suffering from severe lung inflammation.
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Telegram Will Add Video Call Feature 'Soon'
As the messaging service reaches 400 million users per month, Telegram intends to start competing with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet by offering secure group video calls as a feature.
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Apple, Google to Terminate COVID-19 Tracking Tools When Pandemic Ends, But Here's The Catch
Contact tracing capabilities using iOS and Android devices are temporary measures, the tech giants say.
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NASA Celebrates Hubble's 30th Birthday With Stunning Photo of 'Cosmic Reef'
This image is one of the most photogenic examples of the many turbulent stellar nurseries the NASA/ESA Hubble space telescope has observed during its 30-year lifetime.
[BREAKING] COVID-19 Update: Lysol Urges People Not to Drink or Inject Disinfectants to Treat Coronavirus
Lysol issued the warning after claims that drinking Lysol disinfectants could cure coronavirus. The company that makes Lysol is urging customers not to consume its products after claims that "injecting" disinfectants could cure and protect people from coronavirus.
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[WARNING] Tech Industry Has Seen a Widespread Drawdown in Job Listings; Experts Say There's Nothing to Worry About
The pullbacks have been especially acute among private e-commerce companies. Many software firms, on the other hand, have increased postings or kept hiring relatively steady.
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Twitter Blocks 5G Conspiracy Theorists From Sharing Fake News
Tweets that claim 5G is hazardous to health will be removed on Twitter. The social media firm will take down the posts spreading 'unverified claims.'
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Amazon 'Stole' Data From Its Own Sellers to Launch Competing Products, Report Says
A Wall Street Journal investigation found that Amazon uses data from third-party sellers to help develop its private-label goods. Amazon executives could exclusively access to data on individual third-party sellers to develop the company’s own products.
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Instagram Speeds Up Plans to Add Account Memorialization Feature Due to COVID-19 Deaths
This move by Instagram would help in acknowledging the account of those who lost their lives to coronavirus.
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COVID-19 Update: Antibiotic Treatment for Coronavirus Could Fuel Resistant Bacteria More, Experts Say
The disease can't be treated with these drugs, but antibiotic use is rising anyway, in ICUs, and among the worried well.
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Apps to Help You Become More Sustainable
These tech tools can help you buy eco-friendly clothes and products, and avoid wasting food. It's time for a change.
