Articles by John Nassivera

John Nassivera

991-1020 (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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Amazon Reportedly Working on One-Button Ordering Device and Wearable Tech

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Vizio Now Accepting Pre-Orders For $1,000 4K TV

Xbox One Launch Delayed in China Until September 29

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Skype for iOS 8 Now Comes with Interactive Notifications

BlackBerry to Sell Contract-Free Passport Smartphone For $600

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs iPhone 6 Plus: Deciding on the Best Phablet to Buy

Samsung Galaxy Alpha Available in U.S. Sept. 26th, AT&T to Sell Metal Smartphone

Smartphone App Uses Audio And Printed Text to Help Blind People See

DARPA Interested in Testing Robotic Service for Repairing On-Orbit Satellites

Apple Scraps Camera Roll in iOS 8 Update, Fans Are Disappointed

Yahoo Buys Indian Startup Bookpad For Content-Editing Platform, Reports Say

Sony to Launch PlayStation TV in October, Will Provide Almost 700 Games on First Day

Jerry Brown Signs New Bills to Put More Electric Cars on California Roads

Apple Sells Over 10 Million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Units in Opening Weekend

YouTube No.1 Source for Watching TV Online, Survey Says

YouTube's New Investment Aims to Help Video Stars Create New Content

Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Driving Huge Store Lines

Google and Dropbox Form Organization to Help People Use Online Security Technology

Tesla Updates Model S with Smartphone Remote Feature, New Calendar and Alternative Routes for Commutes

Samsung Rumored to Include Payment and Fingerprint Scanner in New Smartwatch

New Mexico Man Finds Second Photo of Billy the Kid, Forensic Artist Believes it is Real

Two Marine Corps Veterans Walking 300 Miles to Tell Obama to Free Tahmooressi

'Swiftkey Keyboard' App Reaches Top Spots in Popularity on Apple App Store Charts

Intel to Make Wireless Charging Bowl Available by End of This Year

Amazon Acquires .Buy Domain for $4.6 Million, Beating Google to the Punch

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