Articles by Isaiah Richard
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ChatGPT, Plagiarism Detector: Tools You Need to Catch AI-Made Content
Teachers, academics, here's a way to catch if a work is done through the AI. Artificial intelligence has both its ups and downs and the latest famous technology, the ChatGPT, is now a significant problem for educators and teachers who receive work from the program.
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Audi Activesphere EV Concept: Hybrid Coupe, Pickup, in One Body—What Does it Bring?
Audi features a new car technology to suit a person's offroad needs or have it as a coupe. Audi has a new series of concept cars that center on different focuses, with names having the "-sphere" suffix, and the latest reveal is the "Activesphere.
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Google Search Your Next Preferred Car to Know of its Inventory from Dealerships‚ Feature Coming
Google is adding a feature for all looking into buying a car in the US. A new feature is coming to Google Search, and it is something that will help those planning to buy a car in the United States at an easier time to know if their preferred dealership still has ample stock.
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OHOM's UI Mug: This Self-Heating Ceramic Mug and Warmer Set Keeps Your Drink Hot and Phone Charged
With fine craftsmanship and technology, your day could not get any better. OHOM's UI Mug may have crossed your path when looking for a self-heating mug for your new home or office.
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‘Dead Space’ Remake: How to Unlock the Secret Ending from EA and Developers
EA and Dead Space remake developers are offering a new surprise ending for all. Electronic Arts' famous horror-survival science fiction game is nearing its release of the "Dead Space" remake, one that the company teased to have a secret ending for all.
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Mobile Phone Batteries' Life May Last Three Times Longer Thanks to this Innovation from RMIT
This innovation will help remove rust that could inhibit a battery from performing well. A group of researchers found a new way to develop mobile phone batteries that may last longer than expected, up to three times more than their intended timeline.
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Google Meet Updates: Share Files, Links Easily With the Latest Changes from Google
Google's latest update to the meet centers on more access to files and links. Google recently gave an update to the Meet video conferencing app to help presenters and participants to gain better access to files and links via the platform.
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Oura Ring Integration with the Apple Watch is Now Live—What Does it Bring?
Bring more data regarding your body with these two tech wearables. There is a new update for tech wearables now, and it centers on the Oura Ring which recently brought a significant integration for the Apple Watch.
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Tesla is Celebrating its 59% Increase in Q4 2022 Profits in its Latest Report
The company reports a strong last quarter for 2022 despite the controversies it faced. After a massive year filled with controversies, Tesla released its Q4 2022 investor report to the world, and the company claimed that it achieved a new record in its profits for the last three months.
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Hermeus Aims to develop the World's Fastest Turboramjet, a Hybrid Chimera Engine for Aircrafts
This hybrid Chimera engine may take the fastest aircraft in the world to greater speeds. There is a new startup company that wants to develop the fastest engine in the world, and it is in the form of a turboramjet that centers on a hybrid Chimera engine for aircraft.
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Run macOS Ventura on Unsupported Macs with New ‘OpenCore’ Tool from Devs
Mac that stopped updates on older devices? This tool may help you get the latest macOS 13. This new tool helps people bypass Apple's restrictions on updating to the latest operating system for Mac computers, and it is the famous 'OpenCore' from famous developers.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage: Leaks on Game Release Date, What to Expect on the New Game
This leak reveals a lot about the upcoming Assassin's Creed Mirage from Ubisoft. Fans are waiting for the official release date of the famous sequel to the "Assassin's Creed" franchise, with recent reports claiming the leaked arrival window of the title.
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TikTok CEO Claims Children Below 13 have Restrictive Content, Promotes Family Pairing
Parents, guardians, here's a TikTok feature for your teenagers and adolescents. TikTok is one of the most used apps in the world, and not only does it entice adults from the many content available on the platform, but also children who are aged 13 and below.
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Twitter ‘GodMode’: Whistleblower Reveals this Allows Engineers to Tweet as Anyone, But is it Legit?
A new Twitter controversy popped up from a whistleblower, claiming a new security issue. There is a new Twitter controversy that popped up from a whistleblower, who happens to be a former employee of the company.
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Apple: How to Use Your MacBook Pro 2023 with 8K Displays
The new MacBook Pro released this 2023 features the double 4K display quality. When Apple debuted the MacBook Pro M2 Pro and M2 Max this 2023, it claimed to have 4K video resolution on its screen by default via its Liquid Retina XDR and ProMotion up to 120Hz.
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Smell the Threat: New Research Finds Neurons 'Learning' to Assess Danger
Spy movies may be right with a character's unique sense of smell in assessing threats present. In spy movies, the main character, side character, or villain may resort to their catchphrases which claim that they "smell a threat coming," and see them sniffing around like it is their business.
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Stadia Players: Free Trials Available for You from Ubisoft with GeForce Now, Amazon Luna
Google Stadia shut down, but these free trials may help them transition to their next cloud platform.
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Deadpool is Coming to ‘Marvel Midnight Suns’—Here’s When and What to Expect from the Merc with a Mouth
Marvel Midnight Suns is bringing one of its most iconic, fourth-wall breaking character to the game.
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Apple TV Remote Fix if Your Controller is Not Working
Your Apple TV remote has issues? Here's several ways to fix it. Apple TV is one of the most famous black box devices available in the market now, especially as it offers different streaming advantages, and it is a huge bummer if the remote faces issues or does not work as it is intended to do.
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Microsoft Extends Partnership with OpenAI, to Work on ‘Supercomputing at Scale’—For How Much?
Microsoft is extending its partnership and investment to OpenAI's operations. Microsoft and OpenAI announced its extended partnership that centers on a multi-billion dollar investment to the famous artificial intelligence company, to continue its work and focus on new ventures.
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Tesla Buyout Lawsuit: Elon Musk Claims Funding was Secured from 'SpaceX Alone,' Not Fraudulent
There is no fraud to his claims in 2018, claims the tech CEO. Tesla's buyout lawsuit returned to the courts for its hearing this Monday, and it gained a new statement from Elon Musk, the star witness and defendant who is facing the trial for allegedly defrauding investors.
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Saving the Earth from Asteroids: Dust Particles from Itokawa bring Data Crucial for the Planet
These collected space dust have bountiful insights into a possible asteroid collision. Space is filled with many elements, materials, dust, rock, planets, and more, which means that the Earth is exposed to many hazards that may or may not be tracked, one that could potentially destroy the world.
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New Digital Wallet from Massive US Banks to Compete with Apple Pay, PayPal, Google Pay—Why?
These US Banks wants to rival the likes of Apple, Google, and PayPal to maintain customer relationships.
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Apple ‘Reality Pro’: New Details Revealed on Mixed-Reality Headset, Release Window, and MORE
Another report from Apple's famed analyst reveals the latest information about its upcoming AR/VR wearable.
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‘Marvel's Spider-Man 2’ Game Actor Teases 2023 Release Date Possibility from Insomniac, Sony
There is a possibility that Marvel's Spider-Man sequel is coming this year. There is a new teaser regarding the highly-anticipated "Marvel's Spider-Man 2" game from the title's main character actor, Yuri Lowenthal, who recently claimed that it is possible for it to arrive this year.
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COVID Vaccine Drink on the Works, but Will it be as Effective as Injected Doses?
A new breed of COVID vaccine is coming, and this would be ingestible. The COVID-19 pandemic is long behind us, but that does not mean it is non-existent in the world.
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Apple to Update the iPad Pro Next Year? Analysts Claim Exciting Things for 2024
2024 will be the year of the iPad, claims a famous Apple analyst. Apple has massive plans for the iPad lineup, but it will not be coming this year, as the company would not focus as much on changing things or upgrading the smart tablet for its 2023 versions.
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Buildings as Solar Generators? Heliatek Creates Ultrathin Panels to Harness the Sun's Power
This German company wants buildings to generate its needed power from the Sun. Turning buildings into solar-powered generators is the challenge, but researchers and companies are now on the verge of creating new panels that could change the way it stands out in the area.
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CryptoWatch: Coinbase's Exit from Japan, Bitzlato with Ransomware Groups, and 'Dookey Dash' NFT Game
There are massive happenings on the crypto industry, centering on many changes by companies. The cryptocurrency industry faced several changes in the last week, and it centers on the Coinbase exchange platform's exit from Japan, and the controversy that Bitzlaro faced after its partnerships with ransomware groups.
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Foucault Pendulum: Here's the 171-Year Old Invention that Proves the Earth Rotates and Spins
The invention came from French scientist, Léon Foucault, who made this almost two centuries ago. The year is 1851, and doubts regarding the Earth spinning is also a massive one, as many people argue over this activity of the planet and how it relates to other entities in the galaxy.
