Articles by April Fowell
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Apple is Working On a More Affordable Mixed Reality Headset
Apple engineers are said to be working on a more affordable mixed-reality device. Apple is working on an affordable version of their mixed-reality headset, reported by Bloomberg.
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Twitter Auctions Corporate Office Assets in SF Headquarters In Order To Help Boost Its Financial Position
Twitter auctions corporate office assets from their San Francisco headquarters, including a neon Twitter logo, a bird statue, and the "@" sign sculpture.
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Researchers Created a Robot That Can Identify Smells
The bio-hybrid robot can identify certain smells with the use of a locust antenna. Tel Aviv University researchers created a robot that can identify several smells, as reported by Neuroscience News.
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The Biggest Electric Ferry in the World is Set for Delivery in 2025
The biggest electric ferry in the world will be built by Incat Tasmania and will revolutionize the world's shipping fleet.
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New Survey Shows Over a Thousand Ancient Maya Cities Linked By the First Network of Highways
The discovery was hidden by dense forests of northern Guatemala and southern Mexico. New survey has revealed that almost a thousand Maya settlements linked by the world's first network of highways, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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China Uses Powerful Lasers to Recreate Magnetic Explosions on the Sun’s Surface
Chinese researchers could reproduce the complex reconnection process in the laboratory during solar flares.
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Freshwater Fish is Found To Contain Forever Chemicals That Could Lead to Health Emergency
Environmental Working Group (EWG) shows that drinking PFOS-infused water for a month straight or eating freshwater fish a year can deliver chemicals forever to the body.
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Researchers Successfully Tested a Laser That Can Steer Lightning to Protect Power Plants
If successful, the laser lightning guide will be a significant breakthrough that will make lightning protection possible across large areas.
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Harley Davidson Announces It Will Be All-Electric Soon
Harley-Davidson will start the mass production of the LiveWire 2 for young, urban riders. Harley Davidson has announced that they will have an all-electric lineup in the future, as reported by Electrek.
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Researchers Create a Tiny Laser That Can Help Investigate Other Signs of Life in Space
The LDMS Orbitrap only weighs around 17 pounds and is so compact, making it ideal for space missions.
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Polestar Unveils Three-Storey Showroom Built Out of Snow in the Arctic Circle
Polestar's new showroom is made out of ice in the Arctic Circle. Swedish Electric Vehicle (EV) maker Polestar, has unveiled its newest showroom in the Arctic Circle, as reported by Driving.
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SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Rocket Kicks Off a Classified Mission for US Space Force’s USSF-67
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy now has five flights under its belt. SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket has recently launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) that kicked off its classified mission for the US Space Force, the USSF-67, as reported by space.
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ODIN Intelligence Defaced, Following SweepWizard Hack
It is unknown whether ODIN Intelligence's data has been breached. ODIN Intelligence's website was recently defaced following the SweepWizard hacking, according to TechCrunch.
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Proposal for a Floating Garbage City to Address Ocean Pollution Will Be Autonomous
The garbage city may help address ocean pollution soon. A floating garbage city in the middle of the ocean may soon come to life. With the use of an AI-image generating tool, it could be built in the depths of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, as reported by The Sun.
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NASA Sent Yeast Into Space to Help Scientists Create a Drug to Protect Astronauts
NASA's Artemis mission carried a box of yeast and algae into space that could potentially lead to scientists creating a drug to protect astronauts in space.
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Medium Announces It Will Start Using Mastodon With Its Own Community
Medium has launched a community on Mastodon called me.dm. Medium, an online publishing platform, that was created by Twitter co-founded Evan Williams, announced that it will now be using the Mastodon platform, as reported by TechCrunch.
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US Startup Company Can Turn Wind Turbine Blades Into Concrete and Other Reusable Materials
REGEN's entry to the market comes at the right time as a growing number of wind turbines are almost at the end of their 20-year lifespan.
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NASA Chooses TitanAir and a Pellet-Beam Propulsion Among 14 Concepts That Could Change Space Exploration for Good
NASA's NIAC has chosen and funded 14 concepts that will open new frontiers to science. NASA has chosen several new experimental space technology concepts, according to the agency's blog post.
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Twitter to Start Selling Usernames to Boost Revenue, Online Auctions Soon?
Will Twitter start making users bid for usernames? A report from The New York Times states the Twitter is considering selling usernames to boost revenue.
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Chinese Solar Maker Announces New Factory to Supply the US Market
Trina Solar was quick to respond to the preliminary findings by the US Department of Commerce. Trina Solar, a Chinese solar maker, has announced that they will open a 6.
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Researchers Found Lipid Nanoparticles and Messenger RNA Can Help Treat Genetic Blindness
The new study seems promising in the treatment of genetic blindness. Oregon State University College of Pharmacy scientists have discovered a possible treatment for genetic blindness, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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US FAA Pushes Aircraft Manufacturers, Charter, and Air Tour Operators to Adopt Safety Management Systems
The SMS system will make airlines to be safer. The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is now proposing commuter, air tour operators, charter, and aircraft manufacturers to adopt a Safety Management Systems (SMS), as reported by Reuters.
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Kano Computing Ditches Problematic Ye Collaboration, Releases a New Portable Projector
The Stem Project is similar to how the Stem Player looks. Kano Computing has revealed another unique creation, as reported by Engadget. The Stem Projector follows the Stem Player that was launched in 2021.
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First UK-Designed 7.5t Electric Trucks Begin Mass Production, Designed for Urban Delivery
Tevva has started delivering the first batch of mass-produced electric trucks. Electric truck maker based in the UK Tevva has kicked off the mass production of their 7.
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Astronomers Spot Two Supermassive Black Holes, Nearing Collision in Space
The discovery could lead to a better estimate of the number of supermassive black holes also nearing collision in space.
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Microsoft Reveals Latest Text-To-Speech AI Research, VALL-E
The research has shown promise in AI Text-To-Speech. Microsoft's VALL-E can mimic someone's voice easly.
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'Stardew Valley' Rolls Out New Patch for Android and iOS, the Last Content Update?
Stardew Valley's new patch is packed with a lot of features. More Stardew Valley is coming to fans with the new patch for Android and iOS, as reported by TechCrunch.
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ZEEKR Starts Production of MPV, Rolls Off Its Assembly Line
ZEEKR's MPV 009 is coming, and it's going to be groundbreaking. Chinese automaker ZEEKR has started production of 009 MPV, as reported by Electric.
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Ploonet Develops a Language-Agnostic Digital Clone That Will Let You Create Your Metahuman
Ploonet provides a fast and easy way to create a metahuman of yourself. Korean-based company, Ploonet, has revealed a metahuman technology at CES 2023, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Veer Unveils a New, More Affordable Electric Boat
Despite the affordability of the Veer X13, you can expect great power from it. Electric boats don't come cheap, but the latest boat from Veer is designed to be low cost, as reported by Electrek.
