Articles by Trisha Kae Andrada
DoorDash to Lay Off 1,250 Employees as Part of Cost-cutting Measures
DoorDash will lay off 1,250 staff to save expenses following quick expansion during the pandemic. DoorDash has said that they would be laying off roughly 1,250 people in an effort to reduce costs after fast growth during the pandemic spike.
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iPhone City Lockdown Is Over: Foxconn Woes Reportedly Cost Apple $1 Billion per Week
iPhone City lockdown was lifted, but problems at Foxconn's manufacturing are projected to cost Apple $1 billion every week.
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Elon Musk Is Fighting a Losing Battle Against Apple, Says Analyst
Elon Musk seemed to be fighting a lost war with Apple because Twitter needs Apple more than it needs Twitter.
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New York Artist Talks to Younger Self Using AI Fed With Data From Childhood Diaries
Michelle Huang, a 26-year-old New York-based artist, fed AI data from her childhood journals to talk to her younger self.
Gogoro to Debut Battery-swapping System in Philippines Next Year
Gogoro's expanding global list of battery-swapping locations will soon include the Philippines.
China's Tencent to Offer New Cloud-based Services Worldwide Amid Video Gaming Struggles
China-based Tencent will deploy audiovisual cloud computing solutions worldwide as it pursues growth beyond the video games business.
2020 Somalia Meteorite Contains Two Earth-unique Minerals
A 2020 meteorite that fell in Somalia carried two rare minerals not found anywhere else on Earth. A meteorite that crashed to the ground in Somalia in 2020 brought with it at least two unique minerals that cannot be found anywhere else on our globe.
Elon Musk's Layoffs Weaken Twitter's Child Abuse Team
CEO Elon Musk halved the Twitter employees committed to preventing child sexual exploitation, leaving a skeleton crew.
Apple Fears iPhone Supply Bottleneck Following Recent Foxconn Protests
Foxconn wants to provide big incentives to lure iPhone employees back amid labor turmoil over pay. Foxconn is paying substantial incentives to workers to bring them back to its facility in Zhengzhou, China.
JD.com May Withdraw from Indonesia and Thailand to Focus on China
E-commerce JD.com may withdraw from Indonesia and Thailand markets to cut losses and boost China operations.
Nio and Tencent Team up to Develop Self-driving Tech
Nio and Tencent will collaborate on autonomous driving and HD mapping. Nio, a Chinese manufacturer of electric vehicles (EVs), and Tencent, a global leader in information systems, have agreed to collaborate in a range of aspects, including autonomous driving and high-definition mapping.
Houston Shuts School for 2.3 Million Residents Due to 'Boil Water Notice'
Houston's public schools will be closed after a power outage at a water treatment plant forced people to boil their water.
Apple's 2022 App Store Awards Recognize Apps With Significant 'Cultural Impact'
The concept of 'cultural impact' was the front and center at this year's Apple App Store Awards.
UK Reportedly 'Watering Down' Online Safety Bill Amid Free Speech Backlash
UK Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan justified removing a clause to govern "legal but harmful" digital content from the online safety bill.
Google Joins Med Tech Firm iCAD to Create AI Breast Cancer Detection Tools
Google licensed their AI breast cancer detection algorithm to med tech firm iCAD. Google recently revealed on Monday, Nov. 28, via a blog, that it has licensed its artificial intelligence (AI) research model for breast cancer detection to iCAD, a medical technology business.
BlockFi Crypto Firm Declares Bankruptcy Amid FTX Meltdown
BlockFi has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following the collapse of potential buyer FTX.
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Bahamas Attorney General Is Reportedly 'Defensive' as After Releasing Updates on FTX Probe
Bahamas Attorney General L. Ryan Pinder released a video comment on the FTX inquiry while also highlighting the country's strong legal system.
Civil Society Warns Against the 'Kids Online Safety Act' | Will it Pose Further Danger to Youth?
Several civil society groups criticized the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) in a letter to lawmakers. In a letter to legislators on Monday, Nov. 28, several civil society organizations voiced concerns about the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA).
China Is Burying News on Rallies by Flooding Twitter With Pornographic Posts
Adult material flooded Twitter over the weekend to drown out news of Chinese protests. Adult content swamped Twitter for hours on Sunday, Nov. 27, which researchers think was done on purpose to drown out reports of massive demonstrations in China.
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UK Watchdog Deems Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla's Statements on Kids' Covid Vaccines 'Misleading'
A pharmaceutical commission allegedly fined Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla for "misleading" comments about the Covid vaccination for kids.
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Australia Tightens Surveillance of Medibank After Recent Data Leak
Australia is investigating Medibank after a data breach affecting 9.7 million users to see whether regulatory action is needed.
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Tech Times Job Hunting Tips: Here's How to Recover From Being Laid Off
Got Fired? Follow these guidelines before resubmitting your resume or searching for a job. (Photo : Tech Times)Got Fired? Follow these guidelines before resubmitting your resume or searching for a job.
UK to Pursue EV Revolution With New Battery Recycling Plant to Ease China Dependency
A battery recycling factory may reduce UK's electric car costs and reliance on China. A new electric battery plant designed for construction in Teesside may help the UK become less reliant on China and provide a significant boost to the electric car sector, reports said.
Cybercrime Gangs Are Growing in Number and Power Throughout Africa, Authorities Warn
Cybercrime gangs in Africa use Covid-19 and the global economic crisis to defraud money. Authorities in sub-Saharan Africa are concerned that criminal syndicates are growing in size and power due to the global economic crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Archive.org Publishes 565 Palm Pilot Apps Online, So You Can Revisit Tech History
Archivist Jason Scott released 565 Palm OS apps to the Internet Archive, including DopeWars, SpaceTrader, and more!
US Congress' Crypto Comprehension Is Being Tested During This Entire Crypto Affair
Some lawmakers are alarmed by FTX's fall, while others remain calm and complacent. After the collapse of crypto trading FTX earlier this month, a few politicians are waving red flags or at least timidly holding them.
Twitter Exec Sinead McSweeney Secures Court Order, Prohibiting Elon Musk From Terminating Her
Sinead McSweeney, Twitter's global VP of public policy in Ireland, has a provisional injunction against CEO Elon Musk firing her.
Hong Kong Launches New Q-train With Ergonomic Seats, Bigger Entrances
Hong Kong rail aficionados board the new Q-train with ergonomic seats and bigger entrances. Hundreds of exciting rail commuters and enthusiasts in Hong Kong rushed to board the first of the newly acquired trains constructed on the mainland on Sunday, Nov.
'Call of Duty: Warzone 2' Player Witnesses Hacker Aboard Flying Boat
An online video shows a hacker in 'Call of Duty: Warzone 2' employing a flying boat to travel across the map.
Women-exclusive Network Platform Chief Opens New San Francisco Clubhouse
Women professional network platform Chief established a new clubhouse in San Francisco, a milestone for women tech executives!
