Articles by April Fowell
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Rolls-Royce To Start Testing New F130 Engines for US Air Force, Replacing Old Ones
The new engine will replace the Pratt and Whitney TF33 engines currently being used the 76 B-52 aircraft in the US Air Force's fleet.
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SpaceX Successfully Launches 4 Astronauts Heading to ISS
Four astronauts have been sent to the ISS by SpaceX using the Falcon 9 rocket. SpaceX has successfully launched four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA, as reported by Fox News.
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University of Sussex Researchers Develop Fitness & Healthcare Monitoring Technology Using Seaweed
Researchers from the University of Sussex has developed an edible health sensor made from seaweed. University of Sussex researchers have developed a fitness and healthcare monitoring technology from seaweed, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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US Mobile Networks Making Great Strides In Fighting Climate Crisis
US mobile networks are continuously committing to green initiatives to reach net zero in the coming years.
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New Tesla Model Y Called ‘Juniper’ To Start Production in 2024
Tesla is planning to start production for its Model Y refresh, project Juniper. New reports state that Tesla is now working on a Model Y refresh, which will be called "Juniper," as reported by Electrek.
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Twitter Experiences Another Major Outage This Month, Fewer Employees to Blame?
Users have reported that they experienced another Twitter glitch. Twitter is experiencing major outage following the recent round of layoffs, as reported by The Independent UK.
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AI Vs. Human: Some German Publishers Plan to Replace Journalists With AI
Some publishing companies are now using AI to replace journalists. Will it work? German newspapers Bild and Die Welt have announced that they will lay off some employees because of the emergence of artificial intelligence, as reported by The Guardian.
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New Zealand Researchers Found a Way to Choose and Breed World's First Low Methane-Emitting Sheep
A team of researchers from New Zealand has conducted a ten-year study that led to the first-ever low methane-emitting sheep.
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FCC Proposes New Rules To Protect Phone Data of Domestic Violence Victims
The FCC is pushing for the Safe Connections Act to help domestic violence survivors. New proposed rules by the Federal Communications Commission released earlier this month could likely implement the Safe Connections Act, as reported by NBC News.
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Stanford Research Suggests Motion Sequencing Can Potentially Help Epilepsy
Stanford researchers have released a study suggesting that artificial intelligence can improve epilepsy diagnosis and treatments in humans.
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Australia’s First VTOL Military Done Could Be Ready for Operation Service in 2026
The first VTOL military drone can be ready for 2026 in Australia. Australia has now its first Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) drone made by BAE Systems Australia in collaboration with local industry, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Volvo Plans to Open a New Tech Hub in Poland To Support All-Electric Plans By 2030
Volvo Cars announced a new tech hub to be built in Poland to develop more software technologies for EVs.
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YouTube and YouTube TV Are Down, 'No Network Detected' Error
YouTube and YouTube TV are experiencing some outages affecting Apple TV and other streaming devices.
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Canadian Government Bans TikTok Across Government Devices
The Canadian government has announced that TikTok is banned from government-issued mobile devices. Canada's Treasury Board has announced that TikTok is banned from government-issued mobile devices, which will take effect on Tuesday, Feb.
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Tiny Robot Mimics Geckos and Inchworms, Paves the Way for Human Surgical Applications
Researchers are developing a tiny robot that mimics geckos and inchworms that can be used in healthcare and search and rescue operations.
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Xiaomi Announced Wireless AR Glasses, Works Like a Portable Cinema?
Xiaomi has recently announced the Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition. Availability and price for the Xiaomi Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition are still unknown.
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Ducati Will Still Not Build Electric Motorcycles For Consumers, Blames It On Battery Tech
Ducati has, once again, announced that they would not be producing consumer electric motorcycles anytime soon.
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Big Tech Chinese Firms Develop Their Own ChatGPT-like Tools
Baidu, Bytedance, and iFlytek, are among the big tech companies that are said to be working on ChatGPT-like tools. Despite the unavailability of OpenAI's ChatGPT in China, big tech firms are now working to bring their own versions of similar technology.
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Google Chrome Now Lets Users Zoom In On Text, Images, Videos, and More
Google is improving the user experience on mobile by improving its zoom feature. Google Chrome is now giving users a new page zoom feature, reported by TheVerge.
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Researchers Find Evidence of New Layer to Earth That Could Explain Magnetic Field
Researchers have found evidence of a fifth layer to Earth that could be revolutionary. Researchers from the Australian National University (ANU) found evidence of a new layer to Earth within the inner core, according to Engadget.
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Sono Motors Ends Long-Awaited EV Program, To Sell Solar Vehicle Tech Instead
Sono Motors is no longer pushing through with its Sion EV program but will sell the solar technology it used to develop for the Sion EV.
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Volkswagen To Use Recycled Materials for Rest of ID. Series
Volkswagen is showing a strong commitment to sustainability by using recycled materials in its ID. Series.
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Use the Moon to See Uranus Tonight: Here’s How
Uranus will travel close to the moon tonight and skywatchers are in for a beautiful sight. On February 25, the moon will travel close to Uranus, as reported by space.
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Uber Freight Launches First EV Pilot Program With Electric Trucks
Uber Freight and WattEV are helping to create a more efficient and sustainable freight transportation system.
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AI System xView2 Helps Rescue Efforts in Turkey
The new AI system is helping with the ongoing disaster response efforts in Turkey. Following the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, the US Department of Defense is developing an artificial intelligence system, the xView 2, to help with the ongoing disaster response efforts, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Reckitt Recalls Over 140,000 Units of Infant Formula Due To Possible Cross Contamination
Reckitt announces recalling two batches of Enfamil ProSobee across the US, Guam, and Puerto Rico. Reckitt announced that they are recalling two batches of EnfamilProSobee Simply Plant-Based Infant Formula due to possible cross-contamination with Cronobacter sakazakii bacteria, as reported by ABC 7.
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Researchers Developed First Smart Wearable Device to Avoid Vocal Fatigue
Northwestern University researchers has created a wearable device that can track how much people use their voices.
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Florida Unveils Biggest Rooftop Solar System
The biggest Frooftop solar system has been installed in Florida for Badia Spices. SALT Energy has recently installed the largest rooftop solar system in Florida, as reported by Electrek.
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Japan Achieves First Manned Outdoor Flying Car Flight Successfully
MASC has performed its first manned flying car outdoor flight in Japan. Japan recently saw its first manned flying car outdoor flight in a trial by a local consortium of aviation and automobile businesses, the Okayama Kurashiki Mizushinama Aero & Space Industry Cluster Study Group (MASC), as reported by Nikkei Asia.
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FTC Now Has an Office of Technology to Regulate Fast-Moving Tech World
FTC takes steps to be more proactive in the tech world. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has established an Office of Technology (OT), that aims to regulate the fast-moving tech world, as reported by TechCrunch.
