Articles by John Nassivera

John Nassivera

931-960 (out of 1992) John Nassivera reports and writes about the latest business and technology news for Headlines and Global News (HNGN.com). He is a graduate of the University of Buffalo, and when he’s not busy covering the rapid changes that are an inherent part of his beats, he spends his time hiking, playing sports, and writing fiction.

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Google and San Francisco Team Up to Bring Free Public Wi-Fi to Residents

UFC Suspends Cung Le for 12 Months After Testing Positive for HGH

Apple Introduces Activation Lock Status Page to Keep You from Buying Locked iPhones

Snake Robot 'ReBiS' Head and Tail Double as Legs

Waze's 'Connected Citizens' Data Exchange Program to Focus on Improving Traffic Conditions

'Angry Birds' Creator Rovio Cutting Up to 130 Jobs to Speed Up Growth

LG WebOS Smartwatch in the Works

Tesla to Introduce 'The D and Something Else' on Oct. 9th

U.K. Receives its First Floating Solar Farm, Installed in Berkshire

Gov. Chris Christie Calls 'War on Drugs' a Failure in Interview, Proposes Treatment as Solution to Drug Addictions

Rashad Evans Looking to Battle Alexander Gustafsson in First Fight Back in UFC

Japan's 'Anti-Loneliness' Chair Offers Hugs

Philadelphia's Union Taco Offering 20-Cent Fries Whenever LeSean McCoy Scores a Touchdown

Montel Williams to Show Support for Sgt. Tahmooressi in Hearing in Washington

Thief at New York Hotel Begs Tourists to Beat Him Up to Avoid Arrest

Path Talk 1.1 App Lets You Text Businesses in Town About Appointments and Prices

Garmin's Forerunner 920XT Watch Collects Running And Swimming Data

Humanoid Robots to Teach Computer Skills in Connecticut's Westport Library

eBay and PayPal to Become Separate Companies Next Year

Apple to Debut iMacs With Retina Displays Alongside OS X Yosemite This Fall

Pebble Cuts Smartwatch Prices, Releases Software Update for Fitness Tracking

Taste-Testing Robots Designed to Judge Authenticity of Thai Food

3D Printed Dress Can Sense Your Emotions: Dutch Fashiontech Designer Introduces the Synapse Dress

Basis Peak's Smartwatch Monitors Heart Rate

Sensoree Creates NEUROTiQ Hat, A Cap That Uses Colors to Show Thoughts

Ello Social Network Provides Ad-Free Service, Called The 'Anti-Facebook'

McGregor Beats Poirier at UFC 178, Dana White Calls Him Bigger Than GSP and Brock Lesnar

Waze App Updated to Let You Add and Edit Locations

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