Articles by Trisha Kae Andrada
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Netflix's Password Sharing With Non-household Members Will Eventually Cost More
Netflix said it would "more broadly" enforce paid password-sharing rules in the first quarter of 2023.
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SpaceX and NASA to Launch Crew-6 on Feb. 26—A Minor Delay From Initial Mid-February Target Date
SpaceX and NASA will launch Crew-6 on Feb. 26 to carry four astronauts to the ISS for a six-month mission.
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Ex-Chinese Chip Fund Exec Kicks Out of Communist Party for Bribery and Corruption
Former CEO of China's biggest chip investment fund, Lu Jun, was dismissed from the Communist Party for wrongdoing.
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PayPal Announces Massive Credential-stuffing Hack, Affecting Nearly 35,000 Accounts
Some PayPal users have been warned that their accounts have been hacked and sensitive data exposed. (Photo : Brett Jordan from Pexels) A PayPal security issue notification from Wednesday, Jan.
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Today in PC History: Looking Back at Apple's Doomed Lisa Computer
Apple debuted the Lisa computer on January 19, 1983—a desktop computer with a GUI for individual business customers.
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Private Space Investment Plunged 58% in 2022, Despite SpaceX's Triumph
Macroeconomic constraints on commercial and public businesses reportedly reduced private space investment by 58% in 2022.
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Google Loses Crucial Appeal Against Android Antitrust Verdict in India's Highest Court
Google's financial existence may be threatened by an antitrust ruling that India's top court refused to postpone.
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Chinese Researchers Revamp the Rulebook on Star Formation
Chinese scientists revise star formation rules, suggesting the mass distribution of young stars depends on age and metal content.
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Amazon to Shut Down AmazonSmile Charity Program as Part of its Cost-Cutting Efforts
Amazon announced the end of its charitable giving program AmazonSmile days after confirming 18,000 layoffs.
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Outrider Raises $73 Million, Plans to Commercialize its Autonomous Electric Yard Trucks
Outrider has raised $73 million to grow its employees and launch commercial operations. Outrider is a startup based in Golden, Colorado, developing self-driving electric yard trucks.
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Cashless Gambling Plan by the NSW Government May Have Regional Exemptions
Australia's Perrottet administration wants to roll out a cashless gaming card scheme in New South Wales with exclusions for rural pubs and clubs.
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MailChimp Reports a Data Breach Incident
MailChimp was hacked, revealing dozens of users' personal data. (Photo : Brad Barket/Getty Images for Fast Company)A view of the Mailchimp display at the Fast Company Innovation Festival - Day 1 on November 05, 2019 in New York City.
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Shell Buys EV Charging Firm Volta for $169 Million
Volta revealed that a Shell subsidiary would buy the EV charging network provider for $169 million in cash.
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SpaceX's 4th Liftoff of the Year Carries a High-tech US Space Force GPS Satellite
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched a new GPS satellite from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on Jan. 18.
ElectricNoir Launches Interactive Horror AI Game 'Dark Mode'
ElectricNoir's AI-powered horror anthology 'Dark Mode' is now available. The horror anthology Dark Mode, a visual novel/game created by ElectricNoir's artificial intelligence (AI), has finally been released.
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Microsoft to Slash 10,000 Employees Amid Worldwide Economic Worries
Microsoft is the latest big corporation to lose 10,000 jobs, which is less than 5% of its global staff.
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ThriveCart Raises $35 Million to Expand its E-commerce Cart Software
ThriveCart, which offers e-commerce cart software, receives $35M led by LTV SaaS Growth Fund. (Photo : Maxpixel) ThriveCart, created by startup entrepreneur Josh Bartlett a few years ago, is a set of tools for creating online shopping carts and sales funnels that small and medium-sized enterprises can use.
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Crypto Startup Amber Group Is Cutting Costs and Staff as Crypto Prices Collapse
Amber reportedly struggles to minimize expenses as the industry confronts FTX collapse. (Photo : Jack Taylor/Getty Images) As the bitcoin market crashes, the Crypto startup Amber Group is reducing expenses and employees across the board.
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Uber, Bolt Drivers Won't Get a Pay Increase as Tanzania Brings Back the 25% Commission
Drivers suffer after Tanzania lifted its 15% charge cap on e-hailing firms like Uber and Bolt less than a year later.
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Deep-sea Listening Devices Record the Sound of Earthquakes and Ship Explosions
A sinking ship's explosions, singing whales, and tremors were recorded by 50 sensitive seismometers on the Atlantic Ocean seabed.
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Blizzard to Pull its Games From China Market as NetEase Rejects 6-month Extension of Partnership Deal
Blizzard will halt its famous online games in mainland China on Jan. 23 after failing to reach a six-month license deal with NetEase.
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Meta Shares Are Unstable Despite the 54% Increase
Meta has outperformed the market recently, but critics remain skeptical as the firm invests heavily in the metaverse.
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Online Safety Bill Finally Reaches the UK Parliament — Know the Bill's Current Structure Here
The UK Parliament finally debates the online safety bill to safeguard children from hazardous content.
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Google Pilots its Own 'Soundbox' in India That Sends Merchants Audio Payment Notifications
Google is starting to establish its payments company in India by giving retailers their own soundbox units.
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Foxconn Introduces the New iPhone Division Head, Michael Chiang
After a rough year in China, Apple supplier Foxconn welcomes Michael Chiang as a new iPhone assembly division leader.
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Getty Images to Sue Stable Diffusion Developers Over Alleged Copyright Infringement
Getty Images is suing Stability AI, developers of the AI tool Stable Diffusion, for stealing copyrighted images to train its algorithms.
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Twitter 'Intentionally' Suspends Third-party Apps, Reports Claim
Reports say Twitter intentionally blocked third-party programs like Tweetbot and Echofon. (Photo : LIONEL BONAVENTURE/AFP via Getty Images)This photograph taken on October 26, 2020 shows the logo of US social network Twitter displayed on the screen of a smartphone and a tablet in Toulouse, southern France.
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Toxic Chemical Pours Into England River, Paint Manufacturer Penalizes
International Paint was fined $795,000 when a hazardous, illegal chemical leaked into a southwest England river from its holding tank.
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Frontier Airlines Goes Digital, Ends Live Customer Service
Frontier Airlines shifted to digital operations as it will no longer offer direct live customer assistance to save expenses.
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Self-driving Cars May Make UK Traffic Jams Even Worse, Government Warns
As per a government analysis, self-driving cars might double UK traffic delays by as much as 85% between 2025 and 2060.
