Articles by Isaiah Richard
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What is Innovation Day? This Event is Celebrated every Feb. 16 to Commemorate Developments
Technology and innovation are among us; they deserve as much appreciation as their creations. Innovation Day commemorates all researchers and inventors, as well as the technology they created, which makes the entire world better and easier to live in, centering on its developments.
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Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine to Remain ‘Free’ to Those That Need It, Amidst Congress Bill Ending
Congress' Public Health Emergency bill is ending, but Moderna's free vaccine is still ongoing.
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North Korea’s APT37 Hacker Group Deploys New Malware Against Phones, Windows PC to Access Files
North Korea's infamous APT37 is now employing a new malware that targets your devices. A North Korean state-sponsored hacking group is now deploying a new malware that targets smartphones and personal computers to steal sensitive information and files.
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Apple Delays AR/VR Headset Launch, Speculators Claim it Will Arrive on WWDC 2023
Apple still needs to release the mixed-reality headset, due to unknown delays. Apple may still need to be quite ready for the arrival of its highly-anticipated take on an AR/VR headset, which sees another delay on its scheduled release, speculated to be in the first quarter of this year.
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FTX Lawsuit: Sam Bankman-Fried's Bail Signatories Include 2 Academics from Stanford
The bail signatories of Sam Bankman-Fried were revealed by the judge assigned on his bail case. The FTX lawsuit has not yet commenced its probe into Sam Bankman-Fried's case, but he was previously allowed to go on house arrest under a $250 million bail.
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AI in Our Daily Lives: How Much Do Americans know about its Presence?
How much do Americans know about AI's presence in their daily lives? Artificial Intelligence is a massive part of everyone's daily lives, particularly its growing presence in the entire world, among the many technologies people encounter frequently.
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Smart Bionic Finger: Tactile Device Scans Subsurface Elements to Render in 3D
The researchers call it a device for tactile tomography, to know what's inside. A group of researchers from Wiyu University in China debuted a new device that centers on multiple touches or pokes on different surfaces to create a 3D render of its surface and subsurface.
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NASA SLS Sounds Like a Bowl of Rice Krispies? Researchers Compare in Latest Study
One of the world's most powerful rockets is compared to a cereal, why? NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) recently launched toward orbit to propel its top head for its uncrewed mission to the Moon, but there are other studies in place to get to know the rocket more.
No Love for Internet Explorer: Microsoft Kills Browser on Valentine’s Day, Forced Out of Windows 10 PCs
Microsoft is no longer allowing access to Internet Explorer, and on Valentine's , it makes its exit.
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Enteligent Debuts DC-to-DC Hybrid Fast Charger for EVs, Claims to be 'World's First'
Enteligent is offering a new charger that is worth checking out, centering on a better charging experience.
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Google Fiber 5GB Internet Service Pilots to 4 Cities—How Much is the Subscription?
Google's latest offer for Fiber is now available for all your internet needs. Google's Fiber offers now makes its 5 GB subscription tier available, and this means that through the company's service, users may now enjoy this massive internet speed in select cities.
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Male Contraceptives: Non-Hormonal, Reversible Solution Works Well for Mice
Female contraceptives will soon have a companion with this new research to apply to their male partners.
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Europe ICE Ban 2035: No More Gas, Diesel Sale in the Next Decade, as Per New EU Law
The EU will no longer allow the sale of ICE vehicles, and its street ban may follow. The world is transitioning to electric vehicles at a steady pace. Still, the European Parliament wanted to shake things up and expedite this process to transition to clean energy earlier than the rest of the world.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Asked to Appear in New York Courtroom, for Fears of Unmonitored Communications
The court thinks Bankman-Fried is a flight risk, so a regular appearance is required. The court recently asked Sam Bankman-Fried to appear in a New York courtroom before the judge who handles the case.
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‘Assassin’s Creed’: New VR Game in Development, But What’s In Store?
Assassin's Creed VR game is coming soon, but already with a sequel in mind. There are rumors regarding a new "Assassin's Creed" virtual reality game, which will be the second game in the series from Ubisoft, who has yet to deliver the first title to the world.
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Valentine's Day 2023 Ideas? Here’s the Top Searches from Google, For Your Inspiration
There are no right or wrong ways to spend Hearts' Day, but here are a few suggestions from Google per searches.
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Blue Origin wants to Turn Lunar Regolith, a.k.a. Moon Dust, to Solar Power Cells—Why?
Blue Origin wants to deliver solar power, but it needs an abundance of moon dust for it. The famed space company of Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin, has a new development from within.
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Microsoft Bing with ChatGPT Now Available for Desktop Integration, Coming to Mobile, iOS Soon
Microsoft Bing is now in demand, and mobile users must wait for its app. The famous integration of ChatGPT to Microsoft Bing is now fully integrated into the desktop experience for users, experiencing the power of AI on the software company's browser.
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Apple iOS 16.3.1: What are the New Features? Now Available for Update
Apple wants to fix several issues and bugs, and here's what to expect. Apple released the latest version of its smartphone operating system, iOS 16.
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Tesla Investory Day 2023: Elon Musk Announces Dates, What to Expect
Tesla has got a lot in store for its Investor Day this 2023, and Elon Musk confirmed its dates. Tesla Investor Day 2023 is coming soon, and Elon Musk is already teasing what the world should expect from the upcoming showcase that will reveal the company's latest and most advanced developments.
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USAF Collaborates with Reliable Robotics to Work on Autonomous Flights for Military Needs
Soon, autonomous aviation would be a thing, and the Air Force wants to be among its pioneers. The United States Air Force issued a significant contract to Reliable Robotics, which aims to center on the research on autonomous aviation for the future of military needs and its fleet.
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Foreign Accent Syndrome is Real, Researchers Reveal from Prostate Cancer Patient
Changing an accent is linked to medical conditions in the brain. Changing accents or speech patterns may be widely accepted in the media world, especially as actors and actresses use this tactic to fill in a role in their latest blockbuster or series.
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Android File Sharing Apps For You: AirDrop Alternative to Your Google-Powered Smartphones
Apple AirDrop is one of the best things with the iOS, but there are also apps for Android. Android and Apple have their significant differences in the smartphone operating system competition, and one that sets them apart is Cupertino's famous AirDrop which is integrated across all iDevices.
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This Steam Deck ‘RGB Mod’ may Cause Damage to Your Console, Do Not Try It Yet
The Valve Steam Deck is seeing a famous mod for the device, but you should not try it yet to avoid damages.
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Apple: iMac to Launch in Late 2023 or Later, What’s the Hold Up?
Apple's iMac is finally getting an update, but there are speculations on which chip. There are now growing rumors and speculations behind Apple's famous desktop computer, the iMac, for its next-generation upgrade, particularly with a new chip to power it.
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CryptoWatch: UK with Britcoin, PayPal's Stablecoin, and the Coinbase Insider Trading Case
Last week delivers the top developments in digital currencies, including a Coinbase case. CryptoWatch is here to deliver the top news inside the world of cryptocurrency from last week, and one of the latest developments here is the United Kingdom's quest to debut its new coin, "Britcoin.
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2024 RAM 1500 EV: Stellantis Reveals Pre-Production Variant, But Looks Different from CES Concept
The pre-production variant of the upcoming 2024 RAM 1500 EV unveils. The 2024 RAM 1500 EV is one of the most exciting releases in CES 2023 from Stellantis, but its recent revelation of the pre-production variant of the electric pickup truck has gone a different route.
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US NORAD, Canada Took Down Unidentified Object Flying in Canadian Border's 'No Fly Zone'
An unidentified object which flew above Yukon was recently shot down in a joint mission with NORAD. The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and Canada recently took down an unidentified object flying mysteriously over the Canadian border, its second operation in two days.
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SSDs for Steam Deck? Framework Develops One, Also Available for Microsoft Surface—Where to Buy
Framework develops an SSD available for the Steam Deck and Microsoft Surface. SSDs are primarily offered as chip-like components or those enclosed in external hard drive frames, but Framework is now offering them for devices like the Steam Deck and Microsoft Surface.
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PayPal is Pausing its Stablecoin Development as its Partner, Paxos, is Under Investigation; Other Scrutinies
PayPal is developing a stablecoin, but its efforts are seeing a setback for now. If it is not yet known to everybody, there are talks that PayPal is developing its stablecoin to soon launch to the world, with the fintech company now pausing its efforts after several scrutinies rose.
