Articles by Inno Flores
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Banana-Based Biomaterial Innovates Lightweight Vehicle Parts, Revolutionizing Automotive and Bicycle Design
A new eco-friendly biomaterial derived from bananas will revolutionize lightweight component production for cars and bicycles.
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German Navy Moves to Retire Outdated Floppy Disks on Frigates, Seeks Modernization
The German Navy is set to modernize its aging floppy disk technology aboard its Brandenburg class F123 frigates.
World's First Miss AI Contest Faces Backlash Over Unrealistic Beauty Standards
The recent Miss AI contest has stirred controversy by awarding prizes to three AI-generated personalities and promoting unrealistic beauty standards.
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Samsung, AT&T Introduce Same-Day Galaxy Phone Repair Option Nationwide
Samsung and AT&T have joined forces to introduce a groundbreaking same-day repair option for Galaxy phone users.
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Unlicensed Botox Injections Sickened Over a Dozen Women: The Growing Danger of Fake Products
A new report highlights a growing concern about counterfeit Botox injections leading to severe health issues.
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Intuit Plans to Lay Off 1,800 Employees as Part of Reorganization Focusing on AI
Intuit has stressed the importance of using AI to advance business innovation. Intuit is at a crucial turning point. The company stressed the importance of using AI to advance business innovation.
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Australia Makes History After Fleet of Electric Vehicles Successfully Give Power Back to Grid During Outage
In a groundbreaking achievement, electric vehicles in Australia recently restored power to a grid during a blackout.
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China's Harbin City Unveils World’s Largest Indoor Ice Park With Cutting-Edge Technology
Harbin City in China has embraced its icy climate to create something spectacular: the world's largest indoor ice and snow theme park.
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Elon Musk Wins in $500 Million Severance Lawsuit Brought by Fired Twitter Employees
Elon Musk won a lawsuit, as a federal judge ruled that X, formerly known as Twitter, does not owe its fired employees any more severance.
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Humorous Apple Video Ads Highlight iPhone Security Features for Chinese Users
After partnering with a famous comedian, Apple released humorous video ads showcasing how iPhones protect user privacy with features like Face ID and strong passwords.
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CNN Plans More Layoffs as Network Focuses on Digital Amid Declining Cable Television Viewership
CNN has announced more layoffs as it moves towards a future beyond traditional cable TV. In the evolving media consumption landscape, CNN stands at a crossroads, navigating a transformative journey beyond traditional cable TV.
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NASA Warns Dazzling Northern Lights Pose Serious Threat to Electrical Infrastructure
NASA scientists have revealed that the stunning Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, have a hidden dark side.
Miss AI: World's First AI Beauty Pageant Crowned Amid Rising AI Integration in Entertainment
The first-ever Miss AI title has been awarded to digital influencer Kenza Layli of Morocco. The World AI Creator Awards (WAICA) and Fanvue debuted the first-ever AI beauty pageant, Miss AI.
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No Cardiologists for 22 Million Americans in Over 1,400 Counties, New Study Finds
A new study reveals that nearly half of the counties in the United States have no cardiologists, affecting around 22 million Americans.
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June Heat Wave in US Shatters Records; 36 Million Americans Under Excessive Heat Warnings
A historic heat wave shattered records in June as temperatures soared, leaving around 36 million Americans under excessive heat warnings.
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Boeing to Plead Guilty to Fraud Charges to Settle DOJ Case Over Deadly 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing has agreed to enter a guilty plea for felony charges related to the fatal crashes of its 737 Max planes in 2018 and 2019 as part of a settlement with the Justice Department.
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Hackers Crack Ticketmaster’s Barcode System, Enabling Unauthorized Third-Party Ticket Resales
By leveraging the findings of a security researcher only known as Conduition, hackers have managed to reverse-engineer the sophisticated barcode system of Ticketmaster.
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TruHuX: World’s First Mouse Model With Fully Functional Human Immune System Developed by Texas Scientists
Named TruHuX, scientists in Texas have created the world's first mouse model with a fully functional human immune system.
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AI Startup Eternos Is Helping Terminally Ill Man to Create Digital Replica That'll Allow Him to Communicate With Loved Ones After He Dies
AI company Eternos.life is helping a terminally ill man named Michael Bommer to leave a lasting digital presence for his family.
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Fudan University Unveils Revolutionary Emotional Humanoid Robot 'Guanghua No. 1' at AI Conference
Fudan University unveiled an emotional humanoid robot named Guanghua No. 1 at the recent 2024 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in China.
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Apple Unveils iPhone 16 Pro Specs and AI Integration With Major Updates in Battery Tech and Messages App
From the anticipated specifications of the iPhone 16 Pro to significant updates in the iPhone 16's battery technology, Apple has set the stage for its next generation of smartphones.
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NASA Mars Mission Crew Completes Yearlong Journey That Never Left Earth
A team from NASA's simulated Mars mission has emerged after spending a year inside a mock Mars habitat.
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Natel Energy Builds Innovative Hydropower Turbines That Allow Fish to Safely Pass Through, Protecting Marine Life
Despite renewable energy benefits, traditional hydropower methods have been criticized for disrupting ecosystems and harming aquatic life. Natel Energy introduced the world's first Fish Safe Restoration Hydro Turbine in 2019.
Elon Musk Takes a Dig at Mark Zuckerberg's Viral Fourth of July Video
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has mocked the fourth of July video of Mark Zuckerberg. Tech billionaire Elon Musk has mocked the fourth of July video of Mark Zuckerberg.
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Amazon to Help Saks Owner to Buy Neiman Marcus and Revolutionize Luxury Brand Marketing
Amazon aims to revolutionize its approach by investing in Neiman Marcus, combining innovation with tradition to explore new opportunities in high-end retail.
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Tampons May Contain Dangerous Levels of Toxic Metals, Study Finds
A recent investigation has raised concerns over toxic metals in tampons sold in the United Kingdom (UK).
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Revolutionary Shift: South Australia Introduces Mandatory UHPV Training
Drivers in South Australia will soon be required to obtain a new license to operate ultra-high-powered vehicles (UHPVs).
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Intel to Revolutionize Paris Olympics 2024 With Cutting-Edge AI Technology
Intel is infusing AI into the upcoming Paris Olympic games to revolutionize the athletes' and spectators' experience.
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Chart-Topping ‘Noplace’ Looks Back to Social Media’s Early Days
After nearly a year of being invite-only, the new social media app "Noplace" was officially launched on the App Store.
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In Australia, Thousands of Frozen Sperm Samples to Be Deleted Over Identification Mix-Ups
In Australia, a recent investigation by the Office of the Health Ombudsman (OHO) has uncovered troubling issues with sperm donations.
