Articles by April Fowell
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Wix Partners with AI Platform to Deliver 24/7 Customer Support
Wix continues to improve its solutions with its latest AI partnership. Wix has partnered with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform, Goodcall to assist them with their 24/7 phone assistant tool.
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NASA’s DART Mission May Deform a Mini-Moon
NASA's DART mission doesn't seem like it will leave behind an impact crater. NASA's DART (short for Double Asteroid Redirection Test) spacecraft is on its way to a binary asteroid system, Didymos, to crash into one tiny asteroid to test out a deflection method.
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Amazon Prime Day 2022: Shopping Tips and Tricks
Make the most out of Amazon Prime Day 2022 with our shopping tips and tricks. Amazon Prime Day 2022 is fast approaching. Prime Day will start on July 12 at 3 am ET and will run through July 13.
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Has RadioShack's Twitter Account Been Hacked?
RadioShack's recent tweets have made a lot of people question if the account has been hacked. "If you find a squirter marry her. " (Photo : PAUL J.
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Polestar is a Worthy Tesla Contender But Investors Should Wait Due to Troubling IPO
Polestar's future in the EV industry looked promising until its stocks plummeted. Polestar is really making a bang in the Electric Vehicle (EV) industry, and it may soon take over Elon Musk's Tesla.
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Pinterest To Become THE Internet's Shopping Mall as Google eCommerce Executive Takes Over
As Pinterest CEO steps down, a new one takes over with big commerce plans for the platform. Recently, Pinterest's CEO Ben Silbermann announced that he is stepping down and will be replaced by Bill Ready.
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A Research Engineer Built a Device That Can Generate Power Globally for Years
A company plans to bring global power for years through a gyrotron. Research engineer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's (MIT) Plasma Science and Fusion Center, Paul Woskov, has spent 14 years developing a method that can bring an abandoned coal power plant back online that is carbon-free.
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Starlink’s Satellite Internet Service Shows Successful First Year, Based on Latest Speedtest Data
Starlink shows a significant increase in internet speed based on the latest speedtest data. Elon Musk's Starlink is taking speed. The satellite internet service speed has been measured from the latest Ookla's Speed test report.
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Spectrolab Continues Innovation in Space with Advanced Solar Cell Technology
Spectrolab powers many space missions, including the ISS with its advanced solar technology. Spectrolab manufactures the solar cells that landed on the moon.
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Acquired New Evidence of Habitable Environment for Life on Mars
NASA's Curiosity Rover has acquired new evidence of life on Mars. NASA's Curiosity Rover has recently collected rock samples that may be the key ingredients that show a habitable environment on Mars.
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UK Government Makes Changes to Text and Data Mining to Boost AI in the Country
Artificial intelligence is getting a boost in the UK. The UK is planning to make changes to existing law to allow text and data mining to boost Artificial Intelligence (AI) development across the country.
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How to Delay Windows Updates: From A 7-Day Pause to A Year Delay
Not ready for that Windows update yet? Check out this guide! Microsoft gives yearly updates and monthly security patches to ensure users get new features and functionality while keeping the device safe.
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AI in Doctor-Patient Relationship Still Subject to Digital Transformation, Raises Bioethics Issues
Bioethics issues resurface along with the prevalence of AI in healthcare. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more prevalent in the healthcare industry.
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Amazon Tells FCC Not to Allow SpaceX to Deploy 30,000 Starlink Satellites
Amazon expresses reservations regarding SpaceX's deployment of 30,000 Starlink satellites. SpaceX has a plan to deploy 30,000 second-generation Starlink satellites, but for its rival, Amazon, that's too much.
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OpenAI Introduces a Neural Network That Can Play ‘Minecraft’
OpenAI has an AI that can play Minecraft like humans. OpenAI has developed a neural network that can play Minecraft like humans. The Artificial Intelligence (AI) model was trained over 70,000 hours of miscellaneous in-game footage, along with a small database of videos in which specific in-game tasks were performed.
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‘Sonic Origins’ Gains Backlash, Headcannon to Cut Ties with Sega?
Sonic Origins has a lot of bugs, and Headcannon's Simon 'Stealth' Thomley speaks up. Sonic Origins was released last week and has already gained negative feedback from fans regarding its performance and glitches.
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Artificial Photosynthesis: Researchers Find a Way to Grow Plants Without Sunlight Through a Device
Researchers have found a way to grow plants through an artificial method. A team of researchers at the University of California, Riverside, and the University of Delaware made an artificial way of photosynthesis to grow plants.
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[Gadget Battle] Best Android Phones of 2022
Check out a list of the best Android phones you can get this year! Thinking of getting an Android phone? Here's a list of what the best Android phones in 2022.
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Zoom Launches ‘Zoom One’ With Six-Tiered Plan
Zoom One brings all Zoom's essential functionalities in one. Zoom has released Zoom One, the company's latest offering that will bring together its main features-chat, phone, meetings, and whiteboarding.
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Captured New Images of the Changing Landscape on Mars
The Curiosity Rover captured evidence of a significant shift in Mars' climate billions of years ago.
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Tim Cook Teases Fans About Apple's AR Headset, Will It Finally Come?
Apple's Tim Cook said he's very excited about AR and said it's an important part of the company's future.
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General Motors Made an Undisclosed Strategic Investment in AI
General Motors invested in artificial intelligence to improve their vehicle inspection process. General Motors (GM) recently made an undisclosed strategic investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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Surgically-Altered Locusts May Be Able to Smell Cancer
A team of researchers surgically altered locusts to help detect cancer in humans. The idea of using animals to detect sick humans is good, and a team of researchers from Michigan State University has released a new study that details how locusts can help with this.
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How to Attract and Catch a Shiny Spinarak in Pokemon Go During Spotlight Hours
Here is how you can finally get your hands on a shiny Spinarak during spotlight hours in Pokemon Go.
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New System PaSH Makes Unix Shell Programs Run Faster
Computer scientists have developed a new system to speed up computer programs in the Unix Shell. A new system, PaSH, has been developed to make computer programs run faster while also delivering accuracy in the Unix shell.
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NASA's Artemis-1 Mission Almost Completed Its Wet Dress Rehearsal, Is it Ready to Launch?
NASA's Artemis-1 is almost on its way to the moon. NASA's Artemis-1 mission has just finished its wet dress rehearsal, which is the agency's fourth attempt to complete an important test.
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Toyota Partners with Tesla Co-Founder to Recycle Old EV Batteries
Toyota will work with Tesla CoFounder's company to deliver more affordable EV batteries. Toyota will start collecting and recycling vehicle batteries in partnership with Redwood Materials, a company that is headed by Tesla co-founder JB Straubel.
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Unusual Cloud Spotted by NASA Satellite Over the Caspian Sea, What Does This Mean?
What does the unusual cloud spotted by NASA over the Caspian Sea mean? NASA's satellite has captured an unusual cloud formation over the Caspian Sea, the biggest inland body of water, using the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS).
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Elon Musk Hints at Crypto Payment Integration Following a Successful Twitter Takeover
Will crypto payments be finally integrated to Twitter? Elon Musk's $44-billion takeover is still not finalized, but the Tesla CEO is already talking about his plans for the social media platform.
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Astronomers Combine 64 Telescopes to Unravel the Mysteries of the Universe
64 telescope dishes were combined to dive deeper into the depths of the universe. For the first time, astronomers have combined 64 radio telescope dishes to detect faint signatures of neutral hydrogen gas across cosmological scales.
