Articles by Jose Enrico
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OnlyFans Founder Enters TikTok Bidding War—Will It Change Everything?
OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely teams up with Zoop and Hbar Foundation in a last-minute bid to buy TikTok's U.S. operations before an April 5 deadline.
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Microsoft Unveils Bing Copilot Search to Rival Google's Search AI Mode: Here's How to Access it
Microsoft launches Bing Copilot Search, an AI-powered search tool set to compete with the Search AI mode of Google. Is this the new AI war trend?
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iPhone 17 Pro Rumored to Prioritize New Telephoto Camera: Is Apple Ditching 5x Zoom For This?
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro may swap its 5x telephoto zoom for a 48MP sensor with 3.5x optical zoom. It offers sharper portraits and up to 7x digital zoom.
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Smartphone Apps Can Make You a Safer Driver Even After You Stop Using Them, Study Says
A new study shows smartphone apps tracking driving habits can cut speeding, hard braking, and acceleration, leading to safer roads even after use stops.
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Google Gemini Live Brings Real-Time Video, Screen Sharing to Android Phones—But There's a Catch
Google confirms Gemini Live's video streaming and screen-sharing features work on any Android phone with Android 10+. However, you need to spend $20 per month.
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Motorola's Edge 60 Fusion Drops With a Wild Canvas Finish—But Is It All Hype?
Motorola's Edge 60 Fusion debuts with a faux-canvas design, OLED display, and solid battery—but can its Dimensity chip and basic cameras compete?
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Meta's Hypernova Smart Glasses Come With Gesture Controls, AI Features—But Will Buyers Bite its Price?
Meta's upcoming Hypernova smart glasses will pack an interactive display, which is very unusual for this type of wearable.
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AI Companion Nomi Promises 'Enduring Relationships,' But Incites Self-Harm, Other Horrific Acts
AI companions like Nomi are dangerously unfiltered, promoting harmful content. Find out why these chatbots pose a serious risk to all users.
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SpaceX's Cupola, World's Largest 'Space Window' Returns to Orbit—Private Astronauts Enjoy Unmatched Views
SpaceX's cupola is back. The giant glass dome on Crew Dragon gives astronauts jaw-dropping views of Earth, marking a new era in private space travel.
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T-Mobile Data Breach Payouts Are Coming: Here's How to Know If You're Eligible For the Compensation
T-Mobile's $350M data breach settlement checks start rolling out this week—find out if you're getting paid and how much you could receive.
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Late-Night Screen Time Wrecking Sleep? New Study Says Insomnia Risk Jumps 59%
New study warns that bedtime screen use increases insomnia risk by 59%, cutting 24 minutes of sleep per hour. Find out how to protect your rest.
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Google Maps Guide: How to Find Ice, Essential Supplies Fast During Hurricane Season
Learn how to use Google Maps to locate ice and essential supplies quickly during hurricane season and avoid dangerous areas with crisis alerts.
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New Nintendo Switch 2 Rumor Hints on June Release—But Why?
Retail leaks suggest Nintendo Switch 2 launches as early as June, with pre-orders opening April 9 after the upcoming Nintendo Direct.
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Google Assistant to Retire by 2025: Gemini Takes Over Smart Home Devices, But There's a Concern
Google is ditching Assistant for Gemini by 2025, but what will happen to your smart home device? Don't worry, since it's just the beginning of the AI transition
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Secure Messaging Apps Are Not as Safe as You Think, Says NSA—Here's Why
The NSA warns that secure messaging apps like Signal and WhatsApp aren't foolproof, as simple user mistakes can expose private conversations
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Bill Gates Says AI Will Take Over Medicine, Education in 10 Years: 'It's Very Profound and a Bit Scary'
Bill Gates predicts AI will replace human expertise in medicine and education, making high-quality services free and accessible within a decade.
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Google Maps Now Default on iPhone—EU Users Can Finally Ditch Apple Maps
EU-based iPhone users can now use Google Maps as their default navigation app thanks to a major update coming with iOS 18.4, but what about Apple Maps?
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Nintendo is Changing the Way We Play and Share Digital Games Through Virtual Game Cards
Nintendo unveils Virtual Game Cards, letting users swap, share, and lend digital Switch games with family. Just how amazing are digital libraries managed?
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YouTube Premium Introduces Ad-Free Video Sharing, But There's a Catch
YouTube Premium lets users share ad-free videos with friends—10 links per month. See how this new feature could boost subscriptions.
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Tesla Listings Surge by 33% Amid Controversy—Is Elon Musk Hurting the Brand?
Used Tesla listings surged 33% in 2025 amid Elon Musk controversies. Does it mean that the EV maker is experiencing declining resale values?
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OpenAI's New ChatGPT Image Generator Can Pump Out Ghibli-Style Images, But Is It Breaking Copyright Rules?
ChatGPT's newest image generator could create Ghibli-style images. While some users make online memes out of it, others are worried about copyright issues.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone to Reportedly Feature Liquid Metal Hinge for Superior Durability
Apple's foldable iPhone may feature a liquid metal hinge, which offers unmatched durability and reduces display creasing for a seamless foldable experience.
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No Switch 2 Updates? New Nintendo Direct Will Focus on Games Coming to Original Switch
Nintendo is dropping a new Direct announcement on March 27. Unfortunately, the original Switch gets the spotlight, but don't lose hope yet.
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YouTube Shorts Updates View Count Rules to Match TikTok and Instagram—No More Minimum Play Time?
YouTube Shorts now counts every play as a view, boosting creator stats without affecting earnings or Partner Program eligibility.
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Waze Ditches Google Assistant on iPhones Due to Glitch, But New Voice Tech Expected to Come Soon
Waze drops Google Assistant on iPhones due to glitches, promising a better voice feature soon, while Android users keep the functionality for now.
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Utah Becomes First State to Enforce App Store Accountability Act, But Google Opposes the Bill—Why?
Utah signs groundbreaking App Store Accountability Act, making it the first state to require age verification and parental control for teen app downloads.
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Apple iPhone 16 Series Finally Arrives in Indonesia After Ban Lifted: What's With the Change of Heart?
Apple has resolve the iPhone 16 ban in Indonesia with a $300M deal, bringing all models back by April 11, including the iPhone 16e.
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Leaked Email Reveals Jack Dorsey's Letter to Laid-Off Block Employees: 'This Is the Toughest Part of My Job'
Block already laid off around 1,000 employees in January 2024, but the company is not done yet as the latest leaked email revealed more job cuts.
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ChatGPT's New Image Generator Faces Backlash for 'Sexy Men Only' Bug
ChatGPT's new image generator sparked controversy after users noticed it only created "sexy men" and refused similar images of women.
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Google Play Store Rolls Out New Protection Plans to Stop Fraudulent Financial Apps
Google is ramping up Play Store security in 2025, targeting fake apps, financial fraud, and malware with new protections to keep users and developers safe.
