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Adidas Unveils Gengar – Themed Sneaker in Pokémon Capsule

Quick Summary: Adidas Unveils Gengar - Themed Sneaker in Pokémon Capsule Pokémon's 30th-anniversary site lists the Gengar release for September 22, 2026, marking a key commercial debut. The Gengar design is...

Marcelo Prince Takes Helm as Wall Street Journals Investigations Chief

Quick Summary: Marcelo Prince Takes Helm as Wall Street Journals Investigations Chief Marcelo Prince has...

South Africas Hotel 247 Expansion Raises Transparency Concerns

Quick Summary: South Africas Hotel 247 Expansion Raises Transparency Concerns Hotel 247 received over R3.5...

WSJ Expands Middle East Coverage With Joseph Wilkins Appointment

Quick Summary: WSJ Expands Middle East Coverage With Joseph Wilkins Appointment Joseph Wilkins was hired...

Anhui Aims to Become Global Manufacturing Hub at 2026 Convention

Quick Summary: Anhui Aims to Become Global Manufacturing Hub at 2026 Convention The 2026 World...

Scientists Discover How to Create Killer Mice

In a study titled Hungry and angry: could we survive a zombie apocalypse? published in the journal “The Lancet Neurology” scientists explained that abnormal predatory behavior could be caused by an overactive amygdala, hypothalamus, thalamus along with a malfunctioning orbital frontal cortex. Now, new research focusing on the amygdala illustrates...

Windows Powered Cars? Microsoft Makes Inroad in IoT for Autos

Microsoft is increasingly looking at cars as a key part of its strategy to expand the company’s reach. While this does not include investments in autonomous vehicles, the company has been ramping up investments in connected vehicles. By doing so, Microsoft is venturing into the burgeoning world of Internet of Things...

Apple Airpods Advertising Blitz Coming Soon

Apple has announced an advertising blitz to counter displeasure about their wireless earbuds, Airpods. The earbuds were hailed of a key development when the iPhone 7 was released last year, but many users have noted they are difficult to use and easy to lose. In addition, replacement costs can be quite...

Amazon Seek Permission to Run Wireless Tests in Washington State

Amazon has filed documents with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to run wireless internet tests in rural Washington state. Based on the filings, the company appears to be seeking to perform live trials on ‘innovative communications capabilities and functionalities.’ Another aspect of the filings which raised interest was the inclusion of...

Nintendo’s Stock Drops After Nintendo Switch Announcement

On Friday, Nintendo debuted Nintendo Switch, a new video game system that is a hybrid mix - part tablet and part video game console. How much does Nintendo Switch cost, you ask? $299. While some Nintendo fans may be excited about the possibility of a portable gaming console, investors are a...

Nintendo Reveals Nintendo Switch Pricing, Video Games and More

While Nintendo is still reeling from the release of Super Mario Run, Nintendo announced this week their latest gaming system, Nintendo Switch. The company first announced their new video game console in 2015 under the codename NX. Then on Friday, Nintendo held a live-event revealing intricate details about Switch including upcoming video games,...

Star Wars Will Not “Digitally Recreate” Carrie Fisher

Lucasfilm wants to make it clear about the future of their Star Wars movies. In a press release on Friday, Lucasfilm announced that they will not be digitally recreating Carrie Fisher image, likeness or acting performance in future Star Wars movies. "We want to assure our fans that Lucasfilm has no plans to digitally...

Microsoft Ending Security Bulletins Next Month

Weeks after Microsoft signed a $927 million contract with the US government, the tech company announced that they will be ending their security bulletins next month. Instead, Microsoft will be using Security Updates Guide, an online database featuring security guides. Microsoft announced last November their move towards a Security Updates...

Sony Pictures CEO Leaves Company to Join Snapchat

On Friday, Sony announced that Michael Lynton the Corporate Executive Officer of the Sony Corporation and the CEO of Sony Entertainment including their music and pictures division is stepping down from the company. So where does one of the most powerful person in the entertainment industry go next? Apparently, Lynton is...

Microsoft Acquires Artificial Intelligence Startup Maluuba

Microsoft announced on Friday their acquisition of an artificial intelligence startup, Maluuba. Microsoft boasts in an announcement posted on their website that Maluuba is a "deep learning research" laboratory company with technology that can understand "natural language". Microsoft reveals in a press release that the Maluuba specializes in artificial intelligence that...

Homeless Man Reveals How to Live Inside a Storage Locker

More and more companies are starting to layoff their employees. Earlier this month, Macy's announced that 10,000 people are going to lose their jobs, Pandora Music reveals that they are firing 7% of their work force, and the hardware store Lowes revealed that they will be decreasing their workforce...

‘Family Tree Now’ Shares a Large Amount of Your Personal Info

Since before Facebook existed, websites have existed on the inter-webs that compiled personal information and allowing users to search through it. Nowadays, hackers work in groups to break into websites to collect personal information such as passwords, e-mail address and security questions. But, what if I told you that a...

Holiday Sales Report Reveals New Record Highs

Consumer sentiment is at an all time high just days before Donald Trump becomes inaugurated. In addition, Amazon revealed their holiday sales were a Christmas miracle as sales for the Amazon Alexa virtual assistants increased by over 900%. Now, a new report by the National Retail Foundation reveals a...

YouTube Announces a New Feature: Super Chat

In an effort to make it easier for YouTube content creators to share and connect with their audience, YouTube has announced a new tool called Super Chat. What is YouTube's Super Chat feature? According to the website, Super Chat allows for anyone watching a live-stream broadcast the ability to purchase a...

You Can Now Book an Uber with Google Maps

Getting an Uber has just gotten a lot easier. Google is not only working on self-driving cars, the company is also making it easier for people to use ride-sharing services via their Maps app. On Thursday, Google announced on their website a new ride services mode on the Google Maps app. The...

Analysts Eagerly Await Netflix Earnings Report

Earnings season is in full swing and one company in focus is Netflix. The online entertainment company is scheduled to present its fourth-quarter results next Wednesday and consensus expectations point to earnings of 13 cents per share. If the company is able to meet or beat expectations, then it would make...

Pandora is Laying Off 7% of Their U.S. Employees

Pandora boasts themselves as the "world's most powerful music discovery platform" but, even the most powerful platform in the world has to cut employees. On Thursday, Pandora announced on their website that their company will be reducing the number of U.S. employees by 7% in the next few months. In...

Here’s Why People Get Hungry After Getting Drunk

Researchers published a study in the journal of Nature Communications revealing why alcohol intake is linked to overeating. Earlier this week, researchers discovered that going to the local bar is actually good for a person's health. Published in the journal of “Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology”, Oxford University scientists revealed that...

Scientists Discover Parasites in US Salmon

Here's some more bad news for sushi fans, scientists have discovered that a tapeworm known to infect fish found in Asia is now also in the United States. Earlier this week, researchers found nearly 50% of sushi in Los Angeles is actually mislabeled. Researchers visited 20 sushi restaurants in L.A. from...

Meet the Inexpensive Centrifuge That Only Costs 20-Cents

Stanford bioengineers have invented an inexpensive blood centrifuge. On Wednesday, Stanford bioengineers announced a 20-cent hand powered device that can centrifuge blood. The device has the capability of rotating up to 125,000 revolutions per minute and can separate blood plasma from red blood cells in 1.5 minutes, without ever needing electricity. The...

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