Articles by Jose Enrico
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Boom Supersonic's XB-1 Smashes Speed Record—Near the Speed of Sound
Boom Supersonic's XB-1 hits a new speed milestone of 629 mph, bringing it closer to breaking the sound barrier—setting the stage for future supersonic flights.
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Trump's Tariff Plans Could Spike Prices on Gaming Gear, Electronics: Here's What It Means for Gamers
Trump's proposed 60% tariff on Chinese imports could hike gaming prices, with the PS5 Pro potentially reaching $1,000, hurting gamers everywhere.
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AMD's New Ryzen 7 9800X3D Drops, Sells out in Seconds – Fans, Scalpers Go Wild
AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D launch saw instant sellouts, leaving buyers scrambling and scalpers cashing in as restocks are weeks away across the U.S. and Europe.
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'Palword' Developer Reveal Exact Patents About Alleged 'Pokemon' Patent Infringement
Behemoth gaming firms Nintendo and Pokémon sue Palworld creators, claiming patent infringement over core gameplay mechanics. What patents are they referring to?
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Ransomware Hits Healthcare Hard in 2024: Life-Saving Systems Targeted as Hackers Ramp up Attacks
Hackers are targeting healthcare facilities with ransomware and it's getting worse each year. More patient lives are at risk when critical systems are disabled.
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TSMC Doubles Down on U.S. Expansion Amid Trump Criticism—Defies 'Stolen Semiconductors' Claims
TSMC confirms its $65B U.S. investment plan remains steady despite Trump's election and his critique, eyeing Chips Act subsidies to boost U.S. chip production.
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Pro-Russia Hackers Target South Korea After North Korean Troops Join Kremlin's Fight in Ukraine
Pro-Russia hackers hit South Korea with cyberattacks as North Korea sends troops to Russia, raising tensions and prompting Seoul to boost cybersecurity.
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WhatsApp to Launch Polls, Add Yours Stickers–Is Meta Taking the Messaging App to Next Level?
WhatsApp is rolling out new features like music in status updates, interactive polls, and "Add Yours" stickers that it seemingly borrowed from Instagram.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim vs. Apple iPhone 17 Air: Who Will Drop the Thinnest Flagship Phone?
Samsung is reportedly developing a thin Galaxy S25 model to rival Apple's rumored iPhone Air, both aiming to lead the market with ultra-slim flagship phones.
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Trump Effect on EV Market: Tesla Shares Improve; Rivian, Lucid at a Disadvantage
Trump's potential return could reshape the EV market, favoring Tesla while startups like Rivian and Lucid may struggle with policy shifts and incentive cuts.
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Australia Social Media Ban Proposed for Kids Below 16: Too Far or Just Right?
Australia plans to ban kids under 16 from social media, sparking debate over child safety, freedom, and whether the government's approach goes too far.
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Did Sam Altman Just Drop Millions on a Domain Name? Here's How Much Is OpenAI's Secretive Chat.com
OpenAI's Sam Altman acquired the pricey "chat.com" domain from HubSpot, fueling speculation about the high-stakes deal and OpenAI's rebranding moves.
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NYT Tech Workers Drop Strike-Themed Games Page: Here's What You Can Play Instead of 'Wordle'
Striking NYT tech workers launched a page with strike-themed games and recipes, urging supporters to skip NYT puzzles and apps in solidarity with their cause.
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Donald Trump Returns to the White House With Elon Musk's Backing, Tesla Soars: 'A Star Is Born'
With Donald Trump's second term in the White House, he's returning to the throne with a popular figure behind his back: Elon Musk, who supported his campaign.
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Japan Sends World's First Wooden Satellite in Space to Combat Space Junk
Japan launched LignoSat, the first wooden satellite, to test eco-friendly materials for space en route to more sustainable space exploration.
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Ancient Mystery Solved: Scientists Recreate Plesiosaur's Swimming Style With Robotic Tech
Scientists recreated plesiosaur swimming with a robotic model, revealing how these ancient sea reptiles adapted their flipper movements to varied conditions.
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South Korea Slaps Meta With $15.67 Million Fine for Misusing Sensitive User Data
Seoul's data protection body discovered that Meta has been collecting confidential user data. What's worse, they are distributed to advertisers without consent.
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Xbox Game Pass Standard Drop New Titles Featuring 'Harold Halibut' and 'Turnip Boy Robs a Bank'
A new month means new games for the Xbox Game Pass Standard library as 2024 titles are coming soon for the subscribers. What are these games?
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Supreme Court to Review Facebook's Bid to Dismiss Shareholder Lawsuit Over Data Misuse Scandal
The US Supreme Court is investigating Facebook's issue involving Cambridge Analytica, which it believes has misled investors.
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Palantir Stock Skyrockets as AI Craze Fuels Big Money Moves
The recent pre-market trading for Palantir was too much to see as a 14% jump in its revenue was recorded. The winning secret? Going with AI adoption's flow.
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Large Language Model Limitations: Why Generative AI Still Has a Long Way to Go, Researchers Say
Generative AI might be impressive given of how large their scope is, but researchers said that they are not entirely reliable yet at the time.
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Social Media Giants Brace for Election Day Misinformation Surge: How Meta, TikTok, X, More Prepare
The role of social media in the US elections is very important. To help more voters vote wisely, they need to regulate political content across the spectrum.
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Apple Wants to Hear Employees' Opinions Regarding Smart Glasses in New Leaked Email
Apple surveying its employees about a new product is not something new. This could be the Cupertino giant's preparation to enter the smart glasses market.
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Apple's iOS 18.2 Lets You Snag ChatGPT Plus Right From Settings—Get Ready for AI Upgrades
Apple is indeed listening to iOS fans as you can soon upgrade ChatGPT Plus from Settings in the second iOS 18.2 developer beta.
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Amazon Prime Video Unveils AI-Powered X-Ray Recaps: Never Lose Track of Your Shows Again
Amazon Prime Video introduces X-Ray Recaps, an AI-powered tool that provides personalized episode summaries, helping viewers seamlessly resume their shows.
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Amazon Delays Shipments for Kindle Colorsoft Due to Screen Issues, Receives Low Ratings on Listing
Kindle Colorsoft could have been the most exciting Amazon e-reader to launch, but its unexpected delay made its early buyers annoyed over it—and its issues.
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FBI Warns Public About Deceptive Videos Ahead of Election Day: How to Identify Misinformation Online
The FBI alerted the public that there were two videos that "falsely" linked it to election security. The agency warns that more will come as the election comes.
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Cheaper Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Could Hit Market Few Months From Now, But How Much?
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is still expensive for some and it would make sense if a more affordable version will be available to this market.
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Perplexity Rolls out AI Election Hub, But Early Glitches Exposes Its Limitations
Perplexity launches an AI Election Hub, meaning that an AI search engine for the US election is here. However, initial errors raise concerns over accuracy.
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Apple's Vision Pro Flops? New Model in the Works, But Cheaper Version Gets Major Delay
A prominent Apple tipster Ming-Chi Kuo claims that the next version of Vision Pro, which is more affordable will come with M5 chip. The bad news? Extreme delay.
