Joana Dyan Ordonez

iPad Challenger Coming Soon: The Latest Microsoft Surface Pro 5

Rumors has it that a brave challenger is about to face the dominance of Apple’s iPad. Seemingly, Microsoft will finally have a major contender in the tablet wars currently conquered by Samsung and Apple as it prepares for the release of the Microsoft Surface Pro 5.

New Jersey Transit Tops the List of the Most Dangerous U.S. Commuter Railroad

New Jersey Transit, marked as the nation's second-largest commuter railroad, has been involved in more accidents in the past five years than any other U.S. commuter railroad. Last month, the railroad whose train slammed into a New Jersey station has killed a woman and injured more than 100 people.

Samsung's Latest Invention: 'Fire-Proof Boxes' to Galaxy Note 7 Owners

Samsung, South Korea’s tech giant, is sending fire-proof boxes and protective gloves to customers returning potentially explosive Galaxy Note 7 phones. This sparked a blaze of humor on social media about the new-fangled twist in the Note 7 recall scandal.

Is the U.S. Election Hackable? Could It Be Hacked?

Is the U.S. election hackable? Experts say at the national level, no. However, there could be individual incidents that undermine faith in the system, as reported by USA Today. FBI Director James Comey advised that, ‘”While concern has been rightly focused on the integrity of state voter registration systems, the actual voting process remains very, very hard to hack into because it is so clunky and dispersed.’’

Walt Mossberg Asks, “Why Does Siri Seem So Dumb?”

Siri’s functionality and competitiveness among the tech giants’ growing Artificial Intelligence strategies have been challenged after The Verge's Walt Mossberg wrote an article on Apple's Siri personal assistant. His article tackled about Siri’s limitations, blunders, and inability to answer some simple questions that competing products have no problem with.

The Unveiled Secrets Of The Tower Of London

According to the History, The Tower of London is one of the capital’s most iconic buildings, attracting more than two million visitors a year. However, it began as a tourist attraction only from the Victorian era. Prior to that, the Tower of London is just about everything else.

iPad Air 3 2017 Release Date Rumors & Updates

Next year, the iPad Air 3 is expected to be revealed in the next Apple event, which might be on March 2017. It's been almost two years since the iPad Air 2 has been launched. Many iPad enthusiasts are already eager to find out the rumors and speculations about the release of iPad Air 3, its price and specifications.

Ski Season Travel Tips That Can Help Save Money This Winter Holidays

Ski resorts are getting bigger. Last season, Saalbach has been deemed as the biggest ski area in Austria. Here are some of the ski holiday travel tips, as featured by the Telegraph, which will help you save money in the mountains.

How Safe Is It To Travel To Turkey? Tourists Warned To Stay Away From Areas Of Terror Attacks

Turkey is a well-known destination for British tourists with more than 2.5 million estimated people visiting the country each year. Vacationers travelling to Turkey have been advised to stay away from areas of recent terror attacks, particularly at Diyarbakir, after a high terror threat was issued.

Amazon Echo: The Most Interesting Gadget Yet In Years, Updates And Details Here

Amazon Echo is a hands-free smart speaker that users control with their voice. Echo connects to the Alexa Voice Service to instantly play music, provide information, news, sports scores, weather and more. All they have to do is to ask the AI-driven Alexa.

Lagos Portugal, Home Of The Best Gourmet Burger Joints In The World

The most sought-after gourmet burger is a Toucan Burger from one of Portugal´s favorite restaurants, Nah Nah Bah. It has been named one of the "Best Burger Joints in the World". The restaurant’s vibrant plates of food and upbeat soundtrack are perfect after a day in the Algarve’s surf.

Britain: A Great Value Destination with Brexit-Created Bargains

According to recent figures released by VisitBritain and the airline data analysis firm ForwardKeys, bargain-hunting international travelers grabbed the opportunity to book trips to the freshly discounted U.K. Resulting to the “Brexit” vote, also known as the June 24 Referendum, July was the utmost month ever for inbound tourism to the UK. There have been an estimated 3.8 million visitors descending in the country.

Samsung Faces Possibilities Of A Second Recall Of Galaxy Note 7

An active ‘priority’ investigation is continuously being conducted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in order to suitably determine why a replacement Galaxy Note 7 was deemed safe. The CPSC is the federal agency overseeing the U.S. recall of the Note 7.

Hurricane Matthew Caused Thousands of Cancelled Flights; Some Florida Airports Open

Hurricane Matthew continues to cause problems for travelers, with about 4,500 flights cancelled estimated so far between 05 to 09 October, according to tracking service FlightAware. The impacted Florida airports include Myrtle Beach, Jacksonville, Orlando, Palm Beach, Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach.

US Airline Sued After Mixing Two Five-Year-Old Boys

US airline JetBlue is being sued after two young boys, who were travelling unaccompanied, has been mixed up. They were sent hundreds of miles in wrong destinations leading to the great torment of their families.