Articles by April Fowell
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Gogoro Reaches Half a Million Subscribers for Its Battery Swap Network
Gogoro continues to lead in the battery swap network in the world. Gogoro has reached a significant milestone as they reached half a million subscribers for their battery swap network, as reported by Electrek.
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Recon’s eVTol is a Buy ’n’ Flight Aircraft, Will Not Require a Pilot’s License
The Recon is designed for farmers and ranchers. Ryse Aerotech's Recon, a one-passenger eVTOL multi-copter aircraft is not designed for urban use, but is made for farmers and ranchers, which means that it will be easy to operate.
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SpaceX’s Starship Private Customer List Continues to Grow Ahead of Launch
A new company has penned a contract with SpaceX's Starship. SpaceX's fully reusable Starship rocket is garnering a growing number of private customers.
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Mini Created a Pokémon EV Concept That Lets You Plug In Your Game Console
Mini unveiled a Pokémon-themed concept electric vehicle. During the Gamescom Opening Night Live event in Cologne, Germany, Mini revealed a Pokémon concept electric vehicle, as reported by The Verge.
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How To Download Zoom Desktop Client
Here is a quick step-by-step guide to downloading Zoom for desktop. Zoom is one of the best video conferencing platforms today. You can access it in various ways, yet one of the most convenient is through your desktop.
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Azure is Using Recycled Plastic to 3D Print Prefab Homes
The startup company is changing the construction industry as they use recycled plastic to 3D print prefab homes.
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Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz Struck a Deal with Canada To Avoid Tariff Difficulties for EV Battery Supplies
The two carmakers are set to change the battery game for EVs with their new deal with Canada. Volkswagen AG and Mercedes-Benz Group AG have struck a deal with Canada to to reduce difficulties related to tariffs and tax regulations and to shorten supply chains for its facilities in the US, as reported by Bloomberg.
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New Details About Jupiter Revealed Through James Webb Space Telescope Images
These new images of Jupiter are stunning. Images from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has led astronomers to discover more about the planet Jupiter.
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Elon Musk Subpoenas Jack Dorsey to Break His Twitter Agreement
Elon Musk's battle against Twitter continues. Elon Musk's push to get out of his $44 billion acquisition agreement of Twitter has become even more controversial.
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’House of the Dragon’ Premiere Made HBO Max Streaming Crash
Many users struggled with streaming "House of the Dragon" on the HBO Max app. HBO Max streaming apps have been facing backlash since its launch; some are unreleased and disappearing content.
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Electric Bike Company Launched Long-Awaited 25MPH Folding Electric Bike
California-based Electric Bike Company launched a new, foldable e-bike. The long-awaited electric bike, the Model F, is here. California-based Electric Company has launched the folding e-bike model 25Mph.
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MIT Engineers Developed Wireless, Wearable Skin-Like Sensors for Health Monitoring
This e-skin will likely be a breakthrough for the healthcare industry. Engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully developed a wireless wearable, skin-like sensors for health monitoring, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Twinkling Pulsars Can Help Astronomers Better Understand Interstellar Plasma that May Affect Earth
Interstellar plasma may create an interference pattern on Earth. The J1603-7202 is a specific pulsar that went through extreme scattering in 2006, which made it an exciting target to examine dense plasma regions.
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Polestar CEO Reveals Future Plans, Parked EVs to Generate Power Back to the Grid
Polestar reveals how parked EVs can help households and the community. Polestar has announced new information about next-generation Polestar vehicles (EVs) of the company, saying they will have a feature called vehicle-to-load, also known as bidirectional charging, as reported by TechCrunch.
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China Heatwave 2022: Country Orders to Close Factories Temporarily, Including Suppliers of Tesla, Toyota, and Intel
China faces an extreme heatwave, thus, forcing many companies in Sichuan to close factories temporarily. Tesla, Toyota, and Intel's suppliers are affected.
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Lucid Reveals Stealth Look for Its Air EVs | Additional Features: Mirror Caps, Glass Roof trim, & Frames Around The Headlights
Lucid Motors' new look for its Air EVs is super sleek. New additions include mirror caps, glass roof trim, and frames around the headlights.
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Scientists Will Start Developing Next-Gen Miniscope to Observe Animals’ Brain Activities
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) will develop a next-gen miniscope after receiving the NIH Brain Initiative.
Schrodinger's Galaxy Candidate Revealed Through NASA's JWST Images May Be in Two Different Places
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has some problem-solving to do. A few days after the James Webb Space Telescope's first images were released, astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian (CfA) discovered a candidate for the most distant galaxy ever seen, as reported by CNET.
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New Leaked DJI Avata Videos Show FPV Drone
New leaks reveal information about the DJI Avata. There's a new DJI Avata leaked video that churns speculations of a First-Person View (FPV) drone from DJI, according to The Verge.
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Your Washing Machine May Be Harboring Mold and Mildew You Didn't Know About
Do your clothes stink? It's probably because of your washing machine. Have you ever wondered why your freshly-laundered clothes stink? This could be because of your washing machine.
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Google TV’s Software Code Hints 50 Free TV Channels
Google TV will come with FREE 50 channels. The new feature is said to be called "Google TV Channels."
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Researchers are Developing a Process To Turn Martian Air Into Metal
The metal extraction process on planet Mars may further human exploration. A team of researchers is now developing a process to take Martian air, dirt, and sunlight to create metallic iron, as reported by PhysOrg.
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BMW’s Neue Klasse Will be a Compact Electric Sedan and SUV
BMW will start with their Neue Klasse by 2025. BMW's Neue Klasse has been reaffirmed by BMW's CEO Oliver Zipse that it will underpin a compact electric sedan and will be followed by a compact SUV, according to Motor1.
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Students Designed a Fridge That Only Uses Water from Glacial Runoff
The Caja Fria fridge doesn't need the energy to cool food. Nottingham Trent University BSc (Hons) Product Design students have designed an innovative mini fridge that only uses water.
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AppleCare+ Theft and Loss is Now Available in Three Countries in Europe
Apple expands its AppleCare+ Theft and Loss coverage to three countries. AppleCare+ theft and loss cover is now available in more countries. A report by 9to5Mac shows that the insurance policy is now available in Spain, France, and Italy.
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Boots Medicine Delivery via Drone Successful, Prepares for Wider Roll-Out in the Future
Boots has successfully used a drone to deliver prescription drugs. Boots is the first community pharmacy in the UK to use a drone to deliver prescription drugs, as reported by Metro.
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Uber Trials Bus and Train Bookings in the UK, Hotel Bookings to Come Soon
Uber has partnered with Omio to deliver a seamless travel experience to UK customers. Uber is now testing bus and train travel options in the United Kingdom in partnership with Omio, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Caltech Engineers Developed an Optical Switch That Could Revolutionize Computing
Caltech is now changing the game of computing. Caltech engineers have developed an optical switch that can significantly be helpful in the world of computing, as reported by PhysOrg.
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More Samsung Galaxy Flagship Phones to Come with Snapdragon Chips; Is it the End for Exynos?
Samsung's partnership with Qualcomm means more Snapdragon chips are coming. Over the years, Samsung has used Qualcomm's Snapdragon and Exynos chips for their flagship phones.
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Omnid Mocobots May Help Humans With Manual Tasks in Manufacturing and Transportation
These new robots may be beneficial to the manufacturing and transportation industries. Researchers at Northwestern University's Center for Robotics and Biosystems have developed the Omni Mocobots.
