US Professors Concerned Over Using Zoom to Teach on China; But Why? Popular video conferencing platform Zoom has been receiving backlashes for complying with Chinese government's demands Jun 24, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
UFO Task Force of US Navy Is Real, Confirms Senate Intelligence Committee Senate Intelligence Committee directed Director of National Intelligence and the Secretary of Defense to submit an unclassified report on such UAPs Jun 24, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
Twitter Flags Trump Tweet That Said DC Protesters Would be Met With 'Serious Force' Trump said if protesters tried to set up an 'autonomous zone' in DC they would be met with 'serious force'. Jun 24, 2020By IANS
Disney+ to Debut in 8 More Countries in Europe Amid Coronavirus Restrictions The streaming service that featured the popular series 'The Mandalorian' is live in eight countries in Europe, which include the United Kingdom Jun 23, 2020By IBTimes APAC Desk Coronavirus
Apple, Google, Amazon Take Aim at Trump Visa Ban The visa suspension, effective June 24, is going to last until the end of the year and is expected to open up 525,000 jobs for U.S. workers Jun 23, 2020By Reuters Apple ios
China Launches Final Satellite of BeiDou That Can Challenge American GPS Navigation System China's BeiDou satellite navigation system claims to have better accuracy than GPS that provides a strategic military advantage Jun 23, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee Space
John Anthony Castro launches software that implements AI in the tax preparation process Tax planning and even preparation can be complicated and time-consuming. I aimed to harness AI to revolutionize the process. Jun 23, 2020By IBTimes SG Desk
Apple May Remove Thousands of Games from App Store in China Next Month Earlier, in 2018, the tech giant Apple had to remove enormous 25,000 apps because they broke Chinese laws Jun 22, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder
As Great Firewall Looms Large, Hong Kong Residents Rush to Delete Internet History The impending national security law that Beijing is about to impose on Hong Kong triggered concerns over censorship and surveillance similar to mainland China Jun 22, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder Facebook
China May Ease Green Rules for Electric Car Production This Year Automakers in China are obliged to manufacture new energy vehicles (NEVs), including all-electric, plug-in hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles Jun 22, 2020By Reuters
Cop Accused of Killing George Floyd Goes Out to Buy Food; ''Go Back to Jail,' Says Furious Shopper The video was shot by a shopper who identified J. Alexander Keung, who is charged with abetting second-degree murder of George Floyd. Jun 22, 2020By R. Ghosh
Hackers on Prowl: Cybercriminals Target Indonesia Govt Coronavirus Database, 200 US Police Agencies Hackers have targeted Indonesia government database on COVID-19 test-takers and 200 police departments, and other law enforcement agencies in the US Jun 21, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder Cybersecurity Coronavirus
Empty Seats in Tulsa: How Tik-Tok 'Zoomers' and K-Pop Fans Tricked Trump Campaign Trump campaign estimated his rally would be attended by thousands, but many seats in Tulsa's Bank of Oklahoma Center were empty. Jun 21, 2020By Shubhangi Shah
Forget China's Censorship, People of Myanmar Don't Even Know About Coronavirus The long-term internet shutdown in regions of Mayanmar forced people to live in dark during Coronavirus pandemic Jun 20, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder Coronavirus
What is SpaceX's Vision Behind Building Floating Spaceports for Daily Starship Launches? Floating launchpads planned by SpaceX, primarily to launch starship rockets are set to be far from populated areas, possibly by refurbishing oil rigs Jun 20, 2020By Vinay B.S. Elon musk Spacex