Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Amazon Reveals Three Terminals to Receive Kuiper’s Satellite Internet, But When Is It Coming?
Amazon is gearing up for its satellite internet to bring its technology to the world. The upcoming satellite internet service from Amazon brings a teaser to all users, particularly with the three new terminals that would act as the satellite receiver for the company's internet service.
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Fitbit to Expand its Health Metrics Data to All Users for Free, No Need for a Subscription
Google's Fitbit is expanding its Health Metrics feature accessible for all, and it is now available for free.
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OpenAI Debuts GPT-4, Next-Gen AI Model with Image Input, Improved Performance—To Power Bing?
A more powerful AI model is here to bring better performance, capabilities to ChatGPT. The latest language model from OpenAI already debuts today, and the famous company introduced the world with GPT-4, the next-gen artificial intelligence of the company.
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ to Retail at $70, Nintendo Boss Claims It is an ‘Immersive’ Experience
The new Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is at a significant retail price compared to others, but is it worth it?
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Microsoft Built ChatGPT Using NVIDIA GPUs, and Here’s How They Did It
Microsoft also found success in creating ChatGPT thanks to Nvidia's GPUs. Microsoft has recently revealed that they used Nvidia's powerful GPUs to help train their state-of-the-art language model, ChatGPT.
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CIA Wants 'Supercharged Spies' as it Sources the Private Sector for New Tech Over at SXSW
The CIA is looking at technology to help better its espionage and intelligence. The CIA has long been known for using cutting-edge technology to enhance its intelligence-gathering capabilities.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's Moon Photos Are Not Exactly Fake—How Come?
Samsung claims that astrophotography is possible with the S23 Ultra, but how true is it? The world was washed by the waves brought by the Galaxy S23 series, particularly with the Ultra variant, which promises the industry's best smartphone camera, also including astrophotography.
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Meta Takes Down NFT Support for Facebook, and Instagram After a Year
Meta's other "people-centric" ventures are now the priority, no longer the NFTs. Sad news arrives today for all NFT owners who have showcased their tokens on Facebook and Instagram, as the company will take down its support for online digital tickets.
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Android 14 to Prevent ‘Speed Booster’ Apps to End Background Processes, Google Claims
Google previously said that third-party apps could not improve an Android device's performance, per the app's claims.
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Samsung Galaxy Foldables: Z Fold 5 Dust Resistance, Z Flip 5 New Hinge Coming Soon
The Samsung Galaxy Foldables are bringing a refresh for this year's release with better features.
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CryptoWatch: Bitcoin Crash Follows Controversy with Silvergate, Current Prices of the Top Coin
Bulls thought that Bitcoin is back to rallying, but Silvergate's actions highly affected the market.
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Apple’s AR/VR Headset is Coming as Tim Cook Pushes for Launch Despite Design Team’s Objection
Tim Cook is now pushing for launch of its AR/VR wearable to arrive this year. Apple is now at a crossroads as its CEO and current leader, Tim Cook, is pushing for the launch of the AR/VR headset this year, and no less than that.
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NASA James Webb shares First Look on Early Galaxies Survey under COSMOS-Web Program
Look at the early ventures of JWST under the COSMOS-Web program. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to revolutionize our understanding of the universe by providing unprecedented views of the cosmos.
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AI Learns to Play Atari Games 6,000 Times Faster than Before, Better than Deep Q-Network
AI is beating its own records via reinforcement learning to improve its capabilities. A new development from the Carnegie Mellon Univerisity debuts a new artificial intelligence that beat its previous record in learning to play and beating Atari games that it was asked to solve.
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Volkswagen's Tracking Service is Now Available for Free After Carnapping Incident with a Child Inside
Volkswagen has a built-in tracker for 2020 and newer models, but its service had some lapses with the police.
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Stone Tools Used by Monkeys are Similar to What Humans Utilized, New Research Claimed
Monkeys and humans use the same stone tools from the past, and researchers are finding out. Unexpected similarities between humans and monkeys in the early age were recently discovered upon getting ahold of new artifacts used by the animals for their food.
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ChatGPT via WeChat Used by Chinese Students in School, Learn English—Should it be Normalized?
ChatGPT is helping Chinese students in a significant way, not exactly using it for cheating. ChatGPT is now a massive tool that many people use in their everyday lives, not only for getting ahead of the competition or "cheating" by getting instant answers but also to learn and help with school.
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Nintendo Switch Online Game Boy Advance Game Leaks New ‘Metroid’ Title Coming
Metroid's franchise is seeing a significant release for NSO's GBA experience. A new leak centers on the next upcoming game from the Nintendo Switch Online, which claims that a previous "Metroid" title is arriving soon for its gamers.
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Bitcoin Crashes to Below $20,000 as Silvergate Capital Liquidates, Sells Assets to Avoid Further Loss
The top cryptocurrency was thought to be bullish, but a major investor made it crash. In what was supposed to be a healing stage for Bitcoin as it rises again in the market past its safe valuation, comes another crash to its current market standing to below $20,000.
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TikTok Faces Another Ban in Government Devices in Belgium, Cites Privacy Concerns
More countries are banning TikTok from government devices, and it is all about privacy. TikTok is seeing another ban on government devices, but this time, it is over in a European country where its app is no longer permitted to be installed in these technologies, with Belgium heightening its restrictions.
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ALAN is an Autonomous Robot that can Learn its Environment to Bring its Services
A team developed a new workhorse which you do not need to train for a specific task. There is a new autonomous robot that can do whatever task is assigned to it, and it helps users with different needs and requirements that no longer needs intricate training before it can start working.
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‘Samsung Island’ brings a New ‘Fortnite’ Map Featuring the Galaxy S23 and its Tech to Explore
This new experience on Fortnite lets you explore the S23's features. A new island has spawned over at "Fortnite" which features a new area to explore, with an expansive map featuring the "Samsung Island" from the South Korean tech company itself.
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Discord to Feature Upgraded ‘Clyde’ AI Bot, from OpenAI’s API Interface including ChatGPT Tools
Clyde from Discord will answer all your needs, thanks to OpenAI. Discord debuts a new feature for its famous instant messaging and social networking platform, and it is its empowerment through artificial intelligence, focusing on its famed "Clyde" AI bot.
Realme C55 ‘Mini Capsule’ is its Android Version of the iPhone 14’s Dynamic Island, Is it Good?
Dynamic Island undoubtedly influenced many features of other devices. Realme unveiled one of their latest smartphones last March 8, and one of the most iconic things about "The Champion" C55 is its new "Mini Capsule" feature at the top of its screen.
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Roman-Era Limestone Sphinx Unearthed in South Egypt, Believed to be Emperor Claudius
When Romans ruled over North Africa, it also captured Egypt giving birth to a mixed history. A Roman-era limestone sphinx was discovered from an excavation site of a limestone cabin, 310 miles south of the Egyptian capital of Cairo.
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Giant Ant Fossil: Researchers Look into Global Warming for its Change in Size, Migration
Researchers are now looking into the possibility of global warming as what changed these ants' size.
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Life from the Smokes: Underwater Volcanoes Harbor Life to this Unique Organism
This latest study dives in to smokes from underwater volcanoes to rediscover an organism. Hiding underneath the Arctic sea ice, researchers claim that it discovered rare new species that take in hydrothermal plumes from underwater volcanoes to survive.
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Boeing MH-139A Helicopter to Replace US Air Force's Fleet for ICBM's Further Protection
This new aircraft brings a more affordable and better equipped helicopter for the Air Force. The latest military helicopter from Boeing debuts better capabilities to carry out the United States Air Force's missions to help with its needs in defense and security of the country.
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Sony: Microsoft may Port Broken ‘Call of Duty’ Games Over to PlayStation in a Bid to Stop Activision Acquisition
Sony believes that Call of Duty games may be compromised when it arrives to PlayStation. The Microsoft-Activision Blizzard acquisition is well underway and initial hindrances to its deal were already clarified, but Sony is not yet done with what it has to say.
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Valve’s Next-Gen Steam Deck is Coming Later, ‘Few Years Off’ Says Designer
Valve is not yet focusing on the next-gen Steam Deck, but there might be one soon. Valve may already be planning for the next-generation Steam Deck to arrive to the public soon, but for now, people would have to settle on the latest portable console from the company.
