Kelly Paik
Kelly Paik writes about science and technology for Fanvive. When she's not catching up on the latest innovations, she uses her free-time painting and roaming to places with languages she can't speak. Because she rather enjoys fumbling through cities and picking things on the menu through a process of eeny meeny miny moe.
Latest email dump from Wikileaks comes with malware
Accessing confidential government emails loses its utility when most of the content turns out to be nothing more than spam and links to malware....
Google Fiber thinks about going wireless
Google Fiber is eyeing the idea of providing their high-speed internet service using wireless technology. The move would get them out of the business...
The next great antibiotic discovery could be lodged up your nose
Scientists have been searching far and wide for solutions that could help avert an impending armageddon caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. But new research shows...
QuadRooter vulnerability puts 900 million Android phones at risk
Android users might be feeling a little exposed in the wake of a report by Check Point researchers that found almost a billion phones...
Hulu shuts off free streaming service
Hulu has been pushing its free content users to turn into paying subscribers for a while now. It started off innocuously enough when they...
Instagram is helping you fight harassment and celebrities love it
As integral as social media has become to our daily lives, it can prove itself a scary place on occasion with trolls regularly spewing...
Pokemon Go’s latest update draws a backlash from players
Niantic says its first major update to Pokemon Go since the game’s launch last month will make it more stable. But the changes have...
What happens to Yahoo now that Verizon bought its core business?
The curtain is finally drawing to a close on Yahoo’s 22-year long run. On July 25th, Verizon announced it will buy the struggling internet...
Amazon and the UK are partnering to make drone deliveries a reality
Amazon’s dreams to deliver orders by drone are still grounded in the US but they seem to be just taking off in the UK....
The human brain in stunning new detail
We don’t use 100-year-old maps to get around town. Yet neuroscientists are still using some maps of the brain made a century ago to...
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Facebook now uses a selfie to prove your identity
The next time Facebook notices suspicious activity on your account, they could be asking you to verify your identity via selfie. The social media...
Google now shows wait times for sit down restaurants and soon grocery stores
Google has once again improved the live search results returned for businesses. Last year Google added the ability to do real time crowd tracking....
No one’s in the driver’s seat of these driverless cars by Waymo
This week, Waymo debuted a public test of their self-driving cars in the Phoenix metro area with one very important thing missing - a...