Tag: Blog Certified

  • Apple Releases iOS 11.3: Will All the Bugs Be Ironed Out in the Upcoming iPhone Update?

    by gulaiym

    iOS 11.3, the latest release of Apple’s mobile software, is now out and has been available since Friday, March 30. As a milestone release for iOS 11, this is one of the biggest updates to date for iOS users and one that promises to make up for the overall QA issues with iOS 11 when […]

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  • Stephen Hawking’s funeral draws thousands of mourners to the streets of Cambridge

    by gulaiym

    Thousands of mourners and well-wishers lined the streets of Cambridge Saturday morning for the funeral of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking. The ceremony was held at the University Church of St. Mary the Great near Gonville and Caius College, which boasts a building named for the iconic British professor. Eddie Redmayne, who nabbed an Oscar for […]

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  • 1 in 5 Students Put Financial Aid Proceeds in Cryptocurrencies Like Bitcoin

    by gulaiym

    This is based on a survey of 1,000 students that did not include any questions about the amount they invested — many could be buying small amounts. It’s also important to note that the survey didn’t appear to ask about the students’ motivation for buying cryptocurrencies. The students could actually have been using the digital […]

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  • Walmart to weapons

    by gulaiym

    How about some random observations you might appreciate, or perhaps not so much? First, I wish athletic shoe manufacturers would regain their senses and realize each of their products doesn’t need 12 feet of laces to get one properly tied. Not only will they save money by trimming several inches from each, I’ll no longer […]

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  • Make No Mistake, This Is Not Ripple (XRP)’s Fault

    by gulaiym

    Ripple (XRP) has had a great week, even as the market continued its bearish trend into the weekend. As the crypto looks to end the bleak week on a strong run, the events of the last few days suggest the company behind the XRP token is doing well. Over the last four or five days, […]

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  • Senator Warren, in Beijing, says U.S. is waking up to Chinese abuses

    by gulaiym

    BEIJING (Reuters) – U.S. policy toward China has been misdirected for decades and policymakers are now recalibrating ties, Senator Elizabeth Warren told reporters during a visit to Beijing amid heightened trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies. Warren’s visit comes as U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to implement more than $50 billion in tariffs […]

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  • This Viral Tweet Is Proof That You Need to Take a Break In-Between Acrylics

    by gulaiym

    There’s no question that the things we do in the name of beauty can get a little crazy. Tales of makeup and skincare mishaps are all over the Internet. The latest in world of scare-us-straight stories is one of beauty blogger Amelia Perrin, whose 2016 tweet that is now going viral shows her destroyed nails […]

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  • Encourage kids to adopt a green lifestyle

    by gulaiym

    Kids and clutter often go hand-in-hand. Are too many empty beverage cans, plastic water bottles, school worksheets and Hershey’s Kisses foil wrappers piling up in their backpacks and bedrooms? When it comes to tidying up, children can do their part to be more environmentally-friendly by keeping that waste out of the trash bin and choosing […]

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  • Twitter bots manipulating stock markets as fake news spreads to finance

    by gulaiym

    Manipulative robots are spreading fake news online that could be exacerbating volatility in financial markets. A major study of tens of millions of tweets over two years found that the sheer volume sent by “bots” helped to drive shares in FTSE 100 companies up or down for short periods, effectively moving markets. Tweets sent by humans […]

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  • Trump administration wants visa applicants to hand over social media acount details

    by gulaiym

    Almost everyone applying for a US visa will be asked to list their social media accounts before being granted entry, under proposals put forward by Donald Trump’s administration. Applicants will be required to submit details of any accounts held in the preceding five years on sites such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn. An estimated 14.7 […]

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