Articles by April Fowell
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Rocket Lab Re-Ignites the Rutherford Engine For Reusability
Rocket Lab has successfully re-ignited the Rutherford Engine. Rocket Lab is now re-igniting the Rutherford engine, as reported by TechCrunch. The engine was used in the booster that launched four months ago, which is a significant step on the company's roadmap to having a fully reusable rocket.
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Uber Will Release 10K EVs with Moove Across London
Uber's commitment to zero-net emissions is solid, with thousands of new EVs on the roads of London.
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Researchers Developed Krill-Inspired Solar Shades That Could Significantly Reduce Energy Bills
University of Toronto researchers developed solar shades inspired by the Krill. Krill, the tiny crustaceans found in the oceans, may be helpful in a greener future.
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Leica Announced First Ultra-Short Throw (UST) Laser Projector
Leica pushes forward in the projection market with the UST Laser Projector. Camera company Leica announced at the IFA show in Germany its first Ultra-Short Throw (UST) laser projector that can produce 4K images up to 100 inches with Dolby Atmos sound, as per The Verge.
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NASA's MOXIE Generates Oxygen on Mars, A Scaled-Up Version of the Device In the Works?
MOXIE has been successful in producing oxygen on Mars. MOXIE, NASA's instrument, has made progress towards making Marts habitable for humans. The instrument has been successful in generating breathable oxygen on the planet using its resources.
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SpaceX Gets More Astronaut Transportation Flight Orders from NASA
SpaceX is becoming the prime service provider of NASA. NASA has made an agreement with SpaceX to buy five more astronaut transportation missions to and from the International Space Station, according to TechCrunch.
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New Infrared Light Technology Could Eliminate Power Cables to Charge Mobile Devices
Researchers from Sejong University have developed a new infrared light technology. Sejong University researchers have developed a new system that can transmit power over 30 meters via infrared light wirelessly, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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#TechTimesLifeHack: iPhone Tips, Tricks You Should Know
Here are the iPhone tips and tricks you should know today. Your iPhone can do a lot of things, but there are other functions that you might not know about.
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Populus’ Curb Management Software May Solve Parking Issues
Populus just received millions in funding that can further improve its curb management software. Populus' SaaS product is now being used by more than 100 cities in the US and Israel, which can help with curbside parking and congestion.
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Truth Social Faces Financial, Legal, and Tech Troubles
Social media platform Truth Social is facing a lot of issues. Truth Social, former president Donald Trump's personal social media platform, is facing a lot of tech and legal troubles, as reported by The Verge.
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Royal Caribbean Set to Roll Out SpaceX's Starlink to All Its Cruise Ships
Internet connectivity is set to be better across the sea. The cruise company Royal Caribbean announced that they will add SpaceX's Starlink internet service, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Norway Company is Developing Contra-Rotating Floating Wind Turbines That May Be the Biggest in the World
Will these floating wind turbines be the answer to the better generation of renewable energy? World Wide Wind, a Norway-based company, is now developing a new type of floating Vertical-Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT), as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Xiaomi In Talks With BAIC to Fulfill EV Deliveries by 2024
Xiaomi is in early talks with BAIC. Xiaomi is said to be facing delays in getting a license to make Electric Vehicles (EVs) of its own in China. According to Electrek, the company is now in talks with Beijing Automotive Group Co.
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University of Washington Researchers Made an Underwater Communication App
Traditional communication gestures underwater are useful, but the AquaApp shows to be a good alternative.
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Scientists Developed an Atomic Television That Can Transmit Video Games
The atomic television uses atoms and laser beams. US National Institute of Standards scientists have developed an atomic television. The television uses atom clouds and lasers to pick up video transmissions that meet the 480i resolution standard.
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Facebook Now Supports NFTs, Working On a Marketplace for NFT Trading on the Platform?
Facebook finally supports NFTs, and there are more NFT development in the works. Facebook now supports NFTs wherein users can now post digital collectibles they have in their digital wallets.
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Ford is Working On an All-New Electric Truck
Ford is developing an "all-new" electric truck. Ford is once again developing a new electric truck, following the success of the F-150 Lightning.
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Two-Storey Home in the UK Fit to be a Home in Mars
This is how life on Mars will be like... In Bristol, UK, stands the Martian House, a two-storey, solar-powered property that depicts how living on Mars will be like.
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Architects Design a Suspended City Surrounding Burj Khalifa
A suspended city around Burj Khalifa may be here soon. Znera Space, an architecture company has some ambitious plans for Dubai. The company has developed a design for a high-rise building that surrounds the Burj Khalifa, according to designboom.
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New Ford GT Edition Cockpit Delivers Next-Level Racing
Enjoy a more immersive racing experience with the new Ford GT Edition Cockpit. The latest GTElite Ford GT Edition cockpit and ES1 Ford GT Edition seat was showcased at the Gamescom 2022.
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MIT Develops Aluminum-Sulfur Batteries That May Be a More Cost-Effective Way to Store Renewable Energy
MIT is now working on proving aluminum-sulfur batteries will work at a scale. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has released a new paper that demonstrates the capabilities of aluminum-sulfur batteries that may potentially replace lithium-ion ones to save more money on renewable energy storage, according to a published statement.
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‘Hogwarts Legacy’ PC Requirements Revealed, Players React
The PC requirements for Hogwarts Legacy have been revealed, and players have some things to say. The PC requirements of Hogwarts Legacy have been revealed on Steam.
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Tesla’s Cheaper EV Version Launches in Europe
Tesla's Model Y is the most affordable EV of the brand so far. Tesla has launched a cheaper Electric Vehicle (EV) in Europe, as reported by Electrek.
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Lockheed Martin Successfully Delivers HELIOS, US Navy Gains New Tactical Advantage
Lockheed Martin has delivered HELIOS to the US Navy. Lockheed Martin has successfully delivered 60+kW-class high-energy laser to the US Navy. Also known as HELIOS, which stands for High-Energy Laser with Integrated Optical-Dazzler and Surveillance, this is the first-ever tactical weapon system to be deployed to existing ships.
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Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning Models Will Be Used to Protect the Great Barrier Reef
New technologies will be used to help save and protect the Great Barrier Reef. Researchers will now use the power of technologies to monitor and help protect the Great Barrier Reef.
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DJI’s Latest FPV Drone Avata is Perfect for Beginners
What can you expect from DJI's latest FPV drone? On August 25, SJI introduced its latest model, the DJI Avata that is suitable for beginners. The Avata is a first-person view FPV drone packed with features, as reported by Drone Life.
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Tech Startup Reali to Shut Down After Raising Millions
Reali is shutting down by next month. Reali, a real-estate startup has announced it started shutting down and will be laying off most of its workforce on September 9, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Engineers Built an Extra Hand for Assistive Robotics
Rice University's George R. Brown School of Engineering mechanical engineers have created an extra arm.
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Ford Increases Price for the Mustang Mach-E and Other EV Models
Ford increases the price of another one of its EVs--the Mustang Mach-E. Ford continues to increase its Electric Vehicle (EV) prices and is now increasing the price of its 2023 Mustang Mach-E, following the price increase of its F-150 Lightning.
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Acer’s Vero 514 is Coming to the Chromebook, To Turn It Into a More Sustainable Option?
Green devices are here, and Acer has a Chromebook that can help save the environment. Acer is adding a Chromebook to their Vero line. Therefore, it's likely that the new Chromebook will also be sustainable option, similar to the other Vero devices they have, according to The Verge.
