Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Boston Dynamics vs. Ghost Robotics: Robot Dog Patent Infringement Lawsuit Coming
Spot the robot dog sees a rival with Ghost Robotics, but it now faces patent lawsuits from Boston Dynamics.
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Xbox Keystone Price Revealed: It’s The Reason It Got Canceled says Phil Spencer
It is the streaming device for games on television, but it is expensive and close to the Series S price.
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AST SpaceMobile Deploys the World's Largest Communication Satellite, BlueWalker 3, to Deliver 5G
The 5G speeds it will deliver to cellular phones to run via 3GPP standard frequencies. The world's largest communication satellite, the BlueWalker 3, recently got deployed by its company, the Texas-based firm AST SpaceMobile, aiming to deliver massive 5G connections for its users.
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PlayStation NFT, Blockchain in the Works? Patent Reveals Future Ventures of Sony
A possible PlayStation NFT and Blockchain project may be coming soon. Rumors and speculations are now swirling around PlayStation's future venture toward the NFT and blockchain industry, as the company's recent patent reveals a possible project towards it.
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Hydro-Quebec Employee Charged with Spying for China, Sending Trade Secrets to Research Centers
The Canada-based company was caught by police and charged with espionage. Canadian police seized a person named Yuesheng Wang, employed under Canada's Hydro-Quebec, who allegedly sent trade secrets to Chinese universities and research centers.
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‘Solar Snake’ Seen Slithering on the Sun’s Surface; NASA, ESA’s Solar Orbiter Captures Phenomenon [VIDEO]
A silhouette of a snake appears on the Sun's surface. The European Space Agency (ESA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) captured a "Solar Snake" slithering on the Sun's surface at immense speed on the brightest star in the Solar System.
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2024 Porsche Macan EV: Here’s the Initial Details on the Upcoming Electric SUV
Porsche aims to deliver a new EV to the world, and it is the 2024 Macan EV. The 2024 Porsche Macan EV will be the famous German company's next take on an all-electric vehicle, now focusing its clean energy swap to the SUV platform.
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Apple vs. Epic Games Case: Returns to Overturn Initial Ruling—Is ‘Fortnite’ Coming Back?
Apple and Epic are not yet done with each other, as both parties return to the court. Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc. have gone back to the United States court to battle their issues with one another, centering on the initial lawsuit regarding the App Store's policies which kicked "Fortnite" off in 2020.
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China to Unveil its H-20 Stealth Bomber Aircraft, Rivaling the US' B-21 Raider Launch
China's new stealth bomber is set to rival what the US prepares to deliver to the public. China is about to unveil its famed stealth bomber aircraft to the world, and it is the awaited H-20 plane that would deliver an untrackable aerial vehicle under the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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Apple AR/VR Headset is Coming this January—Price, Compatibility, Features, and MORE
Leaks center on Apple's new mixed reality headset, including job listings that indicate its features.
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ESA SOLARIS: Space-Based Solar Power to Wirelessly Transmit Energy to Earth
The ESA aims to break new grounds with its wireless solar power transmitter. The European Space Agency (ESA) is aiming to deliver a new kind of energy technology to the world, and it is through the SOLARIS program which centers on wirelessly transmitting solar power energy.
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This Hearing-Impaired Tech for Facial Speech Recognition is Extremely Useful—For Military Use Too?
This hearing-impaired innovation is an advancement for all with needs. The Yonsei University School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in South Korea has developed an innovation that centers on delivering technology for assisting the hearing-impaired.
YouTube TV is Finally Adding a Clock to Help You Keep Track of Time
No need to look at the clock or phone, as YouTube TV has it on display. YouTube TV is rolling out a minor update for all, but it is one big help to one's streaming experience for the online platform, as a new feature is coming for the display that is highly needed by users.
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Sen. Ed Markey Warns Elon Musk and Twitter on FTC Consent Decree—Congress to Fix the Platform?
Fake verified accounts are proliferating on Twitter and a US Senator wants it fixed. United States Senator Ed Markey posted a tweet containing a warning against Elon Musk and Twitter, centering on fixing the short word social media regarding a fake account made that was verified by the company.
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CryptoWatch: FTX's Downfall, Binance-FTX Deal, and ALT Coins Taking Charge
The weekly round up of your top cryptocurrency news followed the horrendous events on FTX's downfall.
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South Korea is Now Part of 'Chip 4,' But Reportedly No Export Restrictions to China, A Known US Rival
The Chip 4 gained a new ally with South Korea joining the charge, but there may be conflict of interest ahead.
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Twitter Organizations is Coming, Labelling Together Those Affiliated with Each Other—User Controlled?
This new feature aims to help the public identify a person's affiliation, even without their bio.
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Twitter Will Take the Fall—Musk's Lawyer Tells Staff that Individuals Won't be Liable to the FTC
Musk and his lawyers are assuring the remaining staff of the company regarding the FTC trouble. Elon Musk's lawyer has recently sent an email to Twitter's staff, and it explains that they will not be individually liable to the Federal Trade Commission should the company's troubles take a turn for the worse.
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These Soft Robotic Fingers Can Consort with Insects, Other Microorganisms
Micro fingers were developed to bring a delicate touch to different forms of life. Researchers have developed these soft, robotic microfingers which allow humans to consort with insects and interact with the environment, giving them a chance to touch microorganisms with this technology.
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China's SLC-18 Radars can Detect Enemy Satellites, But Only for Partner Countries
China's latest space radar is a complex new system, and is capable of tracking space LEO satellite constellations.
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Apple is Making a Search Engine to Rival Google, But Insider Says its 'Four Years Away'
Apple is finally rivaling Google for a dedicated search engine for its systems. For the longest time now, Apple and Google remain partners in terms of search engine services for the iOS and other systems of the Cupertino giant as they have been using the internet company's tech.
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‘Among Us VR’ Reviews: A Great Game to Put Yourself in the Shoes of Crewmates—Better than the Original?
InnerSloth and Schell Games deliver on Among Us VR, but this time you get a more immersive experience.
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NASA Loftid Heat Shield for Mars Test Launch: Up to Low-Earth Orbit Down to the Pacific Ocean
This Loftid Heat Shield will play a key role in human landings on the Mars mission. NASA recently launched the Loftid to low-Earth orbit (LEO) and brought down its data vessel to the Pacific Ocean as part of its test launch to ensure that all systems are working for the device.
Twitter Verification Chrome Extension: 'Eight Dollars’ Helps You Determine Who Paid for the $8 Subscription
Twitter users, this may help you verify those who actually paid for the service. Twitter verification gets a dedicated Chrome extension that will determine if the user paid for the controversial monthly subscription to get their verified accounts to display the checkmark.
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Apple Music Web Beta Adds Live Lyrics on the Platform—Users May Now Access the Feature
Apple Music for the web's beta is seeing new features, but when is it releasing officially? Apple Music Web is currently in beta, but it released a new feature for all to access, one that is famous for the company's dedicated application available on devices.
Foldable iPhone? Chinese Content Creator Makes One but in a Moto RAZR Body
This content creator went ahead of Apple and made a foldable iPhone. Some await a foldable iPhone from Apple, especially as they would like to see how it would fare against the current market dominated by Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip devices.
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Elon Musk in Trouble with the FTC? Agency Warns Twitter's Current Practices May Violate Agreements
Twitter has been in trouble in the past, but these recent changes are a problem that flags the FTC. Elon Musk may be facing another problem with his handling and ownership of Twitter, and this time, it is with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and not public complaints.
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Agnikul Cosmos Successfully Test Fires First 3D-Printed Rocket Engine—ISRO Supported
An Indian startup brought a single-piece rocket and successfully tested it. Agnikul Cosmos delivered the world's first 3D-printed single-piece rocket engine to the world, and the company has also test-fired the new tech that it may apply to multiple progressions in the space industry.
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‘World of Warcraft Dragonflight’: How to Get 18th Anniversary’s XP Boost and Max Level in the Game
This pre-patch event is allowing gamers to max out their levels with the 18th anniversary XP boost. "World of Warcraft" is getting ready for its next expansion pack after the famed Shadowlands, as Dragonflight is soon dropping later this month for all to enjoy.
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T-Mobile 5G Internet at Home: How to Get 2 Months Free from the Company
Here's a chance to get the fast 5G internet speeds at home, with 2 months free of charge. T-Mobile is offering new users to get the most out of their 5G internet connectivity at home, and it allows them to get fast service for 2 months free of charge in this latest promotion.
