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.
AI expert Andrew Ng is moving on from Baidu
Andrew Ng just told us in a Medium post he’s stepping down from his role as Chief Scientist at Baidu. This can’t come as...
Enceladus’s hidden ocean isn’t buried as deep as we thought
Saturn’s moon Enceladus is quickly making a name for itself as one of the most interesting geologies in our solar system. Hidden under a...
Survey shows Snapchat usually checked first for social media updates
It’s a crowded field of social media apps that live on our devices and compete to suck the time out of our days. But...
Waze and Spotify team up to integrate music and directions
Waze and Spotify might live on your phone as two separate apps but the companies behind them want to bring them together in a...
China aims for the moon as part of their aggressive space program
Their space program may still be young compared to other countries, but China just announced they’re building a rocket that could get an astronaut...
IBM invents a way to store data on a single atom
With devices shrinking all the time, we’re in constant need to cram ever more data into smaller storage spaces. To that end, IBM just...
Tech companies are fixing vulnerabilities published by Wikileaks
On Tuesday, we all got a little less comfortable sitting next to the electronics in our home when WikiLeaks dropped a bombshell report detailing...
Tube shapes preserved in rocks could be worlds oldest fossil discovered
Life on Earth may have gotten an earlier start than researchers previously knew about. Scientists at the University College London believe they just found...
How a typo at Amazon took down part of the internet
You might recall when a disruption to Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday brought down a slew of websites for users across the East...
FCC chairman wants ‘light-touch’ approach when enforcing net neutrality
FCC chairman Ajit Pai wants to bring a “light touch” to the way the agency enforces net neutrality rules. Even before stepping into the...
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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...