Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Robots to Seek Shelter in Space for Astronauts, No Need to Construct Buildings in Mars
Researchers from the University of Arizona suggest to find shelter in caves and lava tubes in planets like Mars.
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Cody Dock Rolling Bridge does not need Electricity to Roll this Square to Let Boats Pass
This 12-ton footbridge in East London presented a new typology in its unique design, restoring an iconic bridge.
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PlayStation x LeBron James Brings new PS5 Accessories to Pimp Out Your Gaming Experience
Make way for the King, and his new PS5 accessories to pimp out your console. PlayStation unveiled the latest collaboration it has with none other than NBA's All-time Leading Scorer in the league, LeBron James, with new PS5 accessories to enhance your gaming experience.
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‘Space Salad’ is Coming for Astronauts to Keep them Healthy and Stuffed for Their Missions in Orbit, Deep Space
Astronauts deserve better food, and this is the University of Adelaide's answer for them. The University of Adelaide developed a new computational model that predicted the best diet and meal that is fit for an astronaut's daily meal, particularly when they are out on missions in orbit or deep space.
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Jet Shark's Prototype is a Speedboat that Can Submerge Underwater, in Promising Speeds
This new semi-submergible speed boat can go underwater and fly. Traveling above water is so old-school, so Rob Innes founded a company and created a new vessel that could skim the waters at fast speeds and dive underneath for short periods with a vehicle called "Jet Shark.
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Nancy Grace Roman Telescope is 1,000x Faster than Hubble in its Broad Space Survey
The Roman telescope is coming soon to space, to bring a broad look at the skies. There is a new telescope coming from NASA to bring yet another look into broad space, and it is the soon-to-launch Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
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CryptoWatch: Deepfake and Phishing Scams Run Amok, the Latest Prices of the Coins
Cryptocurrency scams are rampant in the present, and here's its current state. CryptoWatch rounds up last week's top stories which center on the many reported scams present in the blockchain industry, with one of the most notorious being deep fake images and videos of Elon Musk and Neuralink.
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ChatGPT-powered AI Tutors to Teach Children in UAE, But it Wouldn't Replace Educators
Education is now utilizing the power of AI, instead of trying to fight against it. The United Arab Emirates is fully embracing technology, and it does not have a problem with AI tutors teaching their young ones in a classroom setting, with GPT-powered technologies it aims to push.
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Airbus to Create the First High-Performance Satellite 'Angeo-1' to Monitor Angola's Region
Airbus secures a contract for Angola's high-performance satellite, claiming to be the world's first.
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'Atomic Heart' Game from Mundfish Faces Complaints from Ukraine for its 'Russian Propaganda' Content
Ukrainians are not fond of Mundfish's latest Atomic Heart game, as it is pro-Russia. There is a new game that centers on Russia turning out different after World War II, and the former Soviet Union thrives after the international conflict and improves its technologies and experiments.
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Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn Co-Founder, is Leaving OpenAI's Board, But Why?
OpenAI's board member is leaving the company, and it is for the benefit of AI. A prominent executive in the technological industry, Reid Hoffman, also known for co-founding LinkedIn, is now leaving his position at OpenAI as one of its board members.
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Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro to Have New ‘Unified’ Volume Buttons says Report, Force Touch for Mute from Slide Switch
New reports and leaks claim new buttons to arrive for the iPhone 15 Pro, focusing on its volume functions.
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Meta Quest Headsets to Feature Price Reductions, is it Preparing for Apple AR/VR Headset Arrival?
Meta is reducing the prices for its VR headset lineup as Quest gears up for Apple's wearable. There is a coming price reduction for the Meta Quest headsets in the coming days and it would apply to both of the wearables in the company's lineup to bring a more affordable price tag for all.
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‘Fortnite’ x ‘Resident Evil’ Coming Soon? Leaks Claim Character Skins from CAPCOM is Coming
Leaks are now centering on Fortnite x Resident Evil skins to arrive soon. The latest leak to an upcoming collaboration with Epic Games will be the featured "Fortnite" x "Resident Evil" which will feature the famous CAPCOM gaming franchise on the battle royale.
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Ford’s Latitude AI Wants to Help you Drive Despite Not Looking at the Road, Better than its BlueCruise?
Move over BlueCruise, Latitude AI is here to bring a better autonomous driving feature. The latest developments for Ford's self-driving features were recently unveiled by the company to be under its new project called the "Latitude AI.
Alienware Lunar Light: New Gaming Keyboard, Mouse, Headset, and 500Hz Monitor Drops Today—Specs and Prices
These new Alienware hardware brings the latest developments to improve gaming. Dell subsidiary for gaming and performance peripherals, Alienware, recently ended its update that brings the latest technology available in their collection, centering on their latest "Lunar Light" color scheme.
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Trezor’s Hardware Wallet Faces Crypto Phishing Scam Campaigns, Posing as Data Breach to Steal Access
Trezor faces threat actors posing as the company to phish information out of their users' crypto wallets.
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Senators Ask Meta to ‘Halt’ its ‘Horizon Worlds’ Rollout for Teens to Access, Citing Safety Concerns
Horizon Worlds for teens access are seeing a significant roadblock from two US Senators. The plans to allow teenagers to access the "Horizon Worlds" virtual world is coming soon for all, but it is now facing two Senators pleading to Meta against this expanded access to younger age groups.
Neuralink Applied for Human Trials in 2022, But the FDA Rejected it—Why?
Elon Musk's brain enhancement company got rejected for its plans to conduct human trials. In a supposed bid to put things underway, Elon Musk's Neuralink got rejected by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2022 for its plans to move forward in testing its technology for humans.
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'The Wolf Among Us 2' Delays to 2024, Telltale Games Confirms
Telltale Games claims that its famous mystery game is seeing significant delays. In a not-so-pleasant news for fans and gamers, the famous sequel game, "The Wolf Among Us 2" is seeing a delay to its supposed release date this year, and it will be coming in 2024 for all to experience.
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United Launch Alliance Sale? Rocket Developer to Join Other Space Companies says Sources
ULA might be joining other space companies and manufacturers soon. The famous space company and rocket manufacturer, United Launch Alliance, is now leaked to be looking at a possible sale of its entirety, soon to join other companies in the industry.
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Pedometer++ 5 brings New Features Including iPhone Workout Tracking, Apple Watch Features, and MORE
Pedometer++ is a highly regarded app for the Apple Watch, and its latest version expands for all. If you are thinking to up your game in fitness and workouts, Pedometer released the latest update that brings a better integration to your smartphone and smartwatch, centering on Apple devices.
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Apple’s Official iPhone Battery Replacement Price Hike: $20 More Starting this March—Why?
Out of warranty Apple iPhone battery replacement raises its prices starting this March. Apple's official service for Battery replacements on the iPhone recently raised its prices starting this March for those availing of this from the company, with as much as $20 more than its previous listing.
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‘Final Fantasy XVI’ Producer Teases PC Release, After PS5 Exclusivity from Square Enix
Square Enix has massive plans for the availability of Final Fantasy XVI. There is a massive amount of information from a known producer of "Final Fantasy XVI," especially as the game is near its completion and released to the public to continue the phenomenal gaming series.
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Microsoft’s Windows 11 Phone Link Now Supports iMessage for iPhones
Microsoft Windows 11's latest Phone Link integration also brings iMessage to the computer. Microsoft's latest move for its Windows 11 operating system is to open up its Phone Link feature to iPhones, with the Cupertino devices already eligible to integrate its notifications and other functions on the computer.
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This Fake iPhone Confiscated from a Drug Dealer is Actually a Gun
A drug dealer used a concealed weapon that looked awfully like an iPhone. In a recent search operation by the Western Australia Police on a suspected drug dealer's home, they stumbled upon what seems to be a weird-looking iPhone which is a concealed gun.
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Oppo Zero-Power Tag Tracker Prototype is Now Here, No More Batteries
Oppo will soon deliver a device tracker that no longer needs batteries. OPPO debuts the prototype of its revolutionary Zero-Power electronic tags that do not need any batteries to work and bring its users a chance to track the devices that they pair them with.
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Bluesky is Now Available on the App Store; New Twitter Competitor From Jack Dorsey With a Catch
Bluesky features a decentralized platform that is significantly different from Twitter. The highly-awaited decentralized social media platform from Jack Dorsey, Bluesky, recently made its way to the Apple App Store, now available for everyone to download.
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FDA's Billy Dunn Resigns from Post Amidst Drug Scandal on Alzheimer's—What Happened?
The recent controversy on the Alzheimer's drug approvals already had an executive stepping down.
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‘Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’ DLC Revealed on Pokemon Day—New Creatures Coming Soon
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet gamers are set to new content with the DLC. Nintendo and Game Freak have a lot in store for the upcoming expansion of its famed RPG title, "Pokemon Scarlet & Violet," which they announced the recent Pokemon Day last Monday (Feb.
