Kyle Encina
School
Ateneo De Davao University
Expertise
Tech, Entertainment, Viral News
- Kyle has had a passion for writing for as long as he can remember, including both non-fiction and fiction, and composing his own music.
- He learned digital journalism through experience, extensive training, and regular crash courses from the various media companies and online publications he has collaborated with and contributed to over the years.
- He's been writing professionally since 2014, covering a variety of topics ranging from tech and cryptocurrency, to entertainment and politics.
Experience
In the course of his writing career, Kyle has written over 500 articles published across a variety of websites, including ScreenRant, TheGamer, NextShark, and Yibada. Over the past two years he has focused on the technology industry, building on a longstanding curiosity about hardware and software. In his spare time, his hobbies include song writing, gaming, music composing, and writing his work-in-progress short story "The Monocle."
Education
As an AB Philosophy student, Kyle learned to pay attention to the topics often overlooked by others. Finishing a business college course taught him how to apply these skills in his writing.
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Stories By Kyle Encina
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Nokia's N-Gage gaming phone did not fare well in the early to mid-2000s, having to compete against other mobile gaming alternatives. Here's why it was a flop.
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Elon Musk has instilled a "hardcore" mentality at Twitter since buying it. This approach mirrors his ethos elsewhere but may jeopardize employee health.
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The U.S. Army is testing a new night vision goggle known as the ENVG-B. This tool gives soldiers a view of the battlefield that resembles the movie "Predator."
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Need For Speed Unbound is a new installation in the Need For Speed universe. The cars are fast and the gameplay intense. Picking a great starter car is a must.
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The Volkswagen Beetle isn't known for speed or power. But this jet-powered, flame-throwing version is an instant classic among car enthusiasts and VW lovers.
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The 1968 crime drama "Bullitt," starring Steve McQueen, set a standard for car chases. Here's how it led to the also-legendary "Fast and Furious" franchise.
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If you've spent any time playing video games featuring robotics you may have wondered what a mech suit might look like in real life. A Japanese artist made one.
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Rowan Atkinson's car collection is a perfect fit for the iconic "Mr. Bean" star, and his most expensive vehicle was also one of the rarest cars ever made.
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This rare Lamborghini is in the top tier of expensive vehicles, and its value has apparently continued to climb. Here's why it's such a sought-after car.
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Meta's new Quest Pro headset is a premium flagship VR experience built for fun and productivity — especially with the new and enhanced Passthrough mode.
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Streaming device company Roku is the latest in the technology industry to announce mass layoffs, following other major companies. Here's the reason why.
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Toyota has just unveiled the bZ Compact SUV concept, which features a sportier design than its 2023 bZ4X. Here's a look at the new electric SUV concept.