Articles by April Fowell
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Netflix Rises Above Significant Losses, Positive Growth to Come in the Next Two Quarters of 2022
Netflix may have taken a hit in the past two quarters, but the platform is optimistic to rise above it.
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Sony Acquires Repeat.gg To Expand Esports Offerings
Sony is on a roll with a string of acquisitions. Sony recently announced that it is acquiring Repeat. gg, a tournament platform, as reported by The Verge.
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Unity CEO Apologizes to Mobile Developers Following a Rude Remark
Unity's John Riccitiello has apologized for his rude remark. Unity's CEO, John Riccitiello, has apologized for his rude remark towards developers who don't prioritize monetization in the creative process.
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Hyundai Keeps the Car Culture Alive With Its ‘Rolling Labs,’ First EV to Come Out in 2023
Hyundai releases the Rolling Labs EV concept. Hyundai has released two performance-focused electric vehicle concepts that are called "rolling labs" as reported by The Verge.
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First-Ever Solid-State Optical Nanomotor is Here To Power Various Things
Researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering have made a powerful nanomotor. Researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas have created the first-ever solid-state optical nanometer.
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Stanford Engineers' Millirobot is Reshaping the Future of Drug Delivery in the Body
Engineers from Stanford University are developing tony robots to deliver medicines better throughout the body.
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Alphabet’s Wing Reveals a Series of Aircraft Prototypes That Can Handle Different Payloads
A new series of aircraft prototypes by Wing is here. Alphabet's Wing has revealed a series of new prototype aircraft that is designed to handle different payloads, as reported by The Verge.
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Undisclosed Number of Jam-Resistant GPS Receivers Delivered to Germany’s Military Forces
Germany will be the first country to receive M-Code GPS capabilities via FMS. BAE (British Aerospace) Systems has delivered an undisclosed number of GPS receivers to Germany's military forces, according to Space.
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Polestar Doubles Down on Sustainability Efforts, Partners With Allebike for a Limited-Edition Mountain Bike
Polestar and Allebike have released a limited-edition mountain bike. Polestar continues to prove that it's more than an electric car brand. Recently, the electric automaker collaborated with an artist to build a sustainable house in Finland, the KOJA treehouse.
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Researchers Pinpoint the Exact Home of the Oldest Martian Meteorite Through Machine-Learning Algorithm
Researchers leveraged the power of a machine-learning algorithm that led to a great discovery. The specific home of the oldest Martian meteorite (NWA 7034) has been determined by Curtin's Space Science and Technology Center in the School of Earth and Planetary Sciences, as reported by Phys Org.
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Nvidia Introduces QODA for Hybrid Classic-Quantum Computing
NVIDIA has announced Qoda that will be more accessible to more software developers. Nvidia has announced its Quantum Optimized Device Architecture (QODA) at the Q2B conference, as reported by Venture Beat.
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The New York Times Will Roll Out a New Feature for 'Wordle', Now Aims to Sync Stats to an NYT Account
There's a new feature coming for Wordle that will make things more seamless. The New York Times (NYT) is rolling out a new feature for Wordle. Soon, users can link their Wordle stats to their NYT account, as reported by The Verge.
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Netflix Hit Series ‘Kingdom’ Video Game Is Almost Here! What Is It With Zombie Gaming?
Popular Kingdom series will be turned into a game. The hit Netflix series that hails from the South Korean Kingdom will be turned into a video game. It will be called Kingdom: The Blood, a hack-and-slash action game set in 16th century Korea, as reported by PCGamer.
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Engineering Students Created a Demand Flexibility HVAC Model to Cut Building Emissions
An HVAC model may be the solution to cut down on building emissions significantly. Flexible buildings may already be here, thanks to the creation of a model by a Ph.
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Wikimedia Partners with Facebook to Develop Fact-Checking AI Model
Wikimedia is on a mission to make Wikipedia more accurate and secure. Wikimedia has partnered with Meta, Facebook's parent company to create an Artificial Intelligence (AI) model that will further improve their fact-checking, according to TechCrunch.
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Astronomers Observe Shredded Star Gobbled Up by a Black Hole, Reveal Gas Shape Around a Tidal Disruption
Do you know what happens to a star when it gets gobbled up by a black hole? It was in 2019 when astronomers saw an example of a star that was shredded after it got too close to a massive black hole.
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Rivian Plans Substantial Layoffs of Non-Manufacturing Employees As it Ramps Up Production for Amazon
Rivian may finalize layoffs in the coming weeks. Rivian is considering laying off 700 employees that are not in manufacturing, according to Bloomberg. he company hasn't made it official yet and it may take weeks before they do.
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New AR Contact Lenses is Here With 30 Times Pixel Density of a New iPhone
Mojo Lens revolutionizes AR technology and will potentially be a game-changer. A new milestone in Augmented Reality (AR) is here in the form of a contact lens, the Mojo Lens.
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Japanese Researchers are Developing Never-Before-Seen Space Habitats that Defy Gravity
Japanese space habitats may be the future of space living and transportation. Researchers at Kyoto University and contractor Kajima Corporation have joined forces to develop space habitats that will defy gravity to be used on the Moon and Mars.
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Uber Leaks Show Illegal Strategies for Global Expansion Between Silicon Valley Giants
Uber's internal documents have been leaked that show its illegal strategies in the past. Some internal Uber documents have been leaked to The Guardian and shared with the International Consortium of Investigate Journalists (ICIJ) and other news outlets.
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Arizona Passes a New Bill that Restricts How and When You Can Film Police Officers
The House Bill 2319 will restrict civilians to film police officers within eight feet. The death of George Floyd has brought the importance of smartphone footage.
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Quiase Energy: MIT Spinout May Revive an Abandoned Coal Power Plant in New York
With the turbines and transmission lines still intact at a New York coal power plant, it can be used for the Quiase Energy MIT spinout.
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RemoPick Smart Glasses Help the Elderly in Japan Shop From Home
ICT Kobo's RemoPick trial is ongoing in Iizuna, Japan. The RemoPick smart glasses were introduced in Iizuna at ICT Kobo in May, according to Nikkei Asia.
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Apple Releases USB-C MagSafe 3 Cable in Three New Colors Just In Time for the M2 MacBook Air
The new cables are color-matched to the new M2 MacBook Air. Apple's USB-C MagSafe 3 cable is now available to order, just in time for the M2 MacBook Air preorders.
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July 2022 Buck Moon: Here’s How to See the Brightest Full Moon and What It Means
The brightest full moon this year is almost here. July 2022 has a full moon coming, called the Buck Moon, as reported by Live Science. The moon will appear across the skies on Wednesday, July 13.
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Japan Plans to Create a Laser Beam to Eliminate Satellite Debris in Space
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is experimenting with a laser beam to deal with space junk. Japan is looking for ways to deal with space debris. Ever since the space age began, space junk that consists of satellites, rocket parts, and wreckage from collisions has been piling up.
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Strange Grave Found on “Red Dead Redemption 2’ Near Van Horn
A 'Red Dead Redemption 2' player finds a strange grave with workers' names on it. Red Dead Redemption 2 was released in 2018, yet fans still continue to discover hidden locations and details that are not related to the quest but still serve a purpose.
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Non-Invasive Electrical Stimulation of the Eye May Be Effective to Treat Neuropsychiatric Diseases
The eye can be the window to the treatment neuropsychiatric diseases. A new discovery has led to a non-invasive electrical stimulation of the eye surface that can treat neuropsychiatric diseases, as reported by MedicalXpress.
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Minotaur II+ Rocket Exploded 11 Seconds After Liftoff
The launch of an unarmed missile at a Space Force base in California ended in failure after the rocket exploded.
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Rocket Lab Announces New Program That Will Let Customers Have Their Payloads in Orbit Within 24 Hours
Rocket Lab's Responsive Space Program allows for space deliveries within 24 hours. Rocket Lab has announced a new program that will enable its customers to have their payloads in orbit within 24 hours.
