Articles by Trisha Kae Andrada
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England Is Banning the Use of Disposable Plastic Plates, Utensils
England will restrict single-use plastic utensils, plates, and trays to reduce pollution. The English government has declared that it will outlaw single-use products like plastic utensils, plates, and trays in an effort to minimize pollution.
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Australia's New Misinformation Code Excludes Some Messaging Apps, Including Whatsapp
ACMA acknowledges Australia's new voluntary code of conduct on disinformation and misleading, but WhatsApp and other messaging apps were left out.
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UK's Emergency Room Crisis Can't be Linked to the Pandemic, Says Medical Expert
Dr. Adrian Boyle says it's unfair to blame the pandemic for the NHS winter crisis. The present crisis in the Accident and Emergency (A&E) sector is significantly more severe than previous ones, according to the head of the British Association for Emergency Medicine.
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Steam Hits a New Milestone With 10 Million Active Gamers at Once
Steam has reached 32 million active online users and 10 million in-game players! The most popular game was 'Counter-Strike: Global Offensive,' with 1.08 million online at once.
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CES 2023: Gaming Industry Showcases its Most Realistic Simulation Gear, Promising Upgrades, and More
Firms at CES 2023 offer immersive gaming simulations and realistic appearances with new products. The gaming industry at CES 2023 is showcasing its most realistic simulation gear, including vests, head pillows, and other wearables.
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CES 2023: Can Crypto and Blockchain Encourage a Greener Future? Here Are a Few Initiatives to Combat Climate Crisis
Representatives from several firms highlight how they promote a sustainable world in the crypto and blockchain industry.
CES 2023: This AI-powered Baby Monitor Tells Why Your Baby Is Crying
Taiwanese electronics firm Quantum Music unveiled Q-bear, an "AI baby crying translator," at CES 2023.
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ChatGPT Is Banned in NYC Schools Amid Worries of Cheating, Misinformation
The NYC Department of Education has blocked ChatGPT on concerns it might harm students' education.
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China's BYD Launches Luxury EV Brand
China's BYD has introduced the first of two new luxury EV brands this year: the U8 SUV and U9 electric sports sedan.
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Sony's PS5 Sales Hit 30 Million Units
Sony has sold more than 30 million PS5 units worldwide, up 5 million since October 2022. Sony announced the sales milestone during a showcase at CES 2023 on Wednesday, Jan.
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CES 2023: Forvia Presents its Latest Solutions in Electrification, Energy Management, and Safe Autonomous Driving
At CES 2023, Forvia CEO Patrick Koller addressed the company's people-focused EV solutions. Forvia is a worldwide pioneer in automotive technology and is expected to showcase many world premieres at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, also known as CES 2023.
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Chip War: China Plans to Turn Shenzhen Into a Semiconductor and Electronics Powerhouse
Shenzhen has built a worldwide semiconductor and electronics supply network amid US trade prohibitions.
This Nowatch Is a Health-monitoring Smartwatch But Omits the Traditional Watch Display
Nowatch has cutting-edge health monitoring software that operates in the background with sophisticated gem faces instead of a screen.
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China Markets Start 2023 Strong After Easing Several Restrictions
China markets start 2023 strong as the policy shift makes the economic superpower more market-friendly.
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Nvidia's GeForce Now Is Coming to Vehicles, Allowing Video Game Streaming
Nvidia's GeForce Now game streaming service will soon be available in a range of cars, including BYD, Polestar, and the Hyundai Motor Group.
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Teens' Excessive Use of Social Media May Cause Brain Development Alterations: Study
Researchers have linked adolescent social media usage to brain development issues. Researchers have found a correlation between teenagers' excessive use of social media and adverse effects on brain development.
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Walmart's PhonePe Relocation to India Costs $1 Billion in Taxes
Walmart and other PhonePe investors may owe $1 billion in taxes due to the startup's move to India.
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SpaceX Deploys 114 Satellites With the Transporter-6 Mission
Today's SpaceX launch (Jan. 3) from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station carried 114 satellites, the second most satellites ever had in a single mission.
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Ex-Google Exec Alfredo Arroyo Joins Low-Speed EV Company Waev as COO
Waev, an electric mobility company, just named ex-Google exec Alfredo Arroyo COO and SVP. Waev, a firm specializing in electric mobility, has recently appointed former Google exec Alfredo Arroyo to chief operations officer (COO) and senior vice president.
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Tesla Faces $2.2 Million Fine in South Korea Over False EV Advertising
South Korea fined Tesla $2.25 million for exaggerating the range of its EVs in cold weather. Tesla has been hit with 2. 85 billion won ($2. 2 million) by the antitrust regulator in South Korea over fraudulent advertising, claiming that the car company exaggerated the range of its electric vehicles (EVs) in cold weather.
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Square Enix Increases Blockchain Investment
Japanese video game developer Square Enix will invest in blockchain games despite market volatility.
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BYD Outsells Tesla in 2022, Delivering 1.86 Million Units, Mainly in China
BYD comes out on top in 2022 EV sales, beating Tesla and proving Warren Buffett right about his investment in the automaker.
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Facial Recognition Tech Leads to Incorrect Arrest, Lawyer Argues
A lawyer alleges a Georgia man was illegally detained in Louisiana on a fugitive warrant due to face recognition.
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ByteDance Reportedly Layoffs Hundreds of Employees in China
TikTok owner ByteDance allegedly laid off hundreds of employees across many departments by 2022. TikTok owner ByteDance reportedly let go of hundreds of staff across several divisions before the end of 2022 as part of the company's attempts to simplify operations.
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Is Shadowban Real? Here's the Algorithm for How Social Media Decides Who to Censor
Here are things you need to know about shadowban and how to avoid it. Shadowban on social media is a sort of internet censorship in which your posts are there, but almost nobody sees them.
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There's a Virus-eating Microbe That Restores Energy to Food Chains: Researchers
Some animals ingest viruses for food and energy, researchers say. Viruses have been assumed to be toxic to almost every living thing, but recent research suggests otherwise.
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Recall.ai Raises $2.7 Million to Help Firms Use Virtual Meeting Data
Recall.ai raised $2.7 million to build a consistent API for platforms to use virtual meeting data. Recall. ai has just revealed that it has secured $2.
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The Surge of E-bikes: Are These Safe Given the US' Outdated Road Network?
Electric bikes are popular worldwide, yet they are viewed as more hazardous than regular bikes. Electric bikes are gaining popularity in many parts of the globe.
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Scientists Find Liquid Carbon-rich Substance Beneath Yellowstone's Supervolcano
Yellowstone Supervolcano and the Western US have been hiding hundreds of kilometers of liquid carbon boiling in the earth's mantle.
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Investors Write off Their Tax Losses Using 'Unsellable' NFTs
Investors turn "worthless" NFTs into tax write-offs using the new Unsellable service. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) could have been the future of art, but as of now, it is being used as "tax write-off" by businessmen.
