Articles by Isaiah Richard
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‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Phantom Liberty Expansion Confirmed for 2023, But There’s a Catch?
The new expansion for Night City is coming with more experiences to arrive soon. "Cyberpunk 2077" unveiled the latest development there is to the game, and it is the soon arrival of the "Phantom Liberty" expansion that will add new locations and missions for the action role-playing game.
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Huawei is the First to Deliver Satellite Texting to Smartphones—Mate 50 is Moves Ahead the iPhone
Huawei's latest Mate 50 brings users more options to connect, and it is through satellites. Huawei is the first smartphone manufacturer in the world to deliver satellite texting capabilities and connections for modern-day gadgets, now arriving with the Mate 50 release of the company.
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Tardigrades Can Survive Decades Without Water, Immune to Dehydration—How?
Tardigrades or "water bears" have this unique protein to survive the extremities in life. Tardigrades are unique beings that can survive decades without water or getting any form of hydration, and these are something that researchers think have significant implications for modern medicine.
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Made by Google Event: Pixel 7, Pixel Watch Launch Date Confirmed for October—What to Expect?
It's time to mark your calendars, the October launch date is a go for Google. The 'Made by Google' event already received its upcoming date that would showcase the next releases of the Mountain View company for the new devices the company would feature soon.
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Elon Musk: Tesla Powerwall, Solar to Answer California Blackout Issues? Power Grid Issues Persist
The answer may lie to Tesla's battery power packs, something which also gives back to the grid.
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Ukrainian Hackers Locate Russian Bases by Honey-trapping Soldiers, Posing as Attractive Women Online
Honey-trapping, catfishing, and other deceptive methods were effective in war. Ukrainian hackers were able to pinpoint the locations of Russian soldiers and were able to destroy bases after posing as attractive women on social media.
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Gulf of Mexico Oilfield Releases Methane After Ku-Maloob-Zaap Caught Fire Last Year
The oilfield in the middle of the ocean saw a significant amount of greenhouse gas. The Gulf of Mexico's Ku-Maloob-Zap oilfield saw a significant amount of methane releasing from the spot where a previous pipe leak caused a chain of events leading to an ocean fire.
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Valve Steam Deck Sees 5,000 Verified Steam Games on Platform
Valve Steam Deck achieved a milestone that is available for all. Valve is seeing a massive development for its Steam Deck consoles, and it is with the milestone that the company achieved with its console, registering over 5,000 verified and playable titles.
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Xbox Energy Saving Mode: Does It Really Help Reduce Consumption and Electric Bills?
Energy saving mode aims to help reduce consumption, and Microsoft have it on default. Microsoft gave the world a new feature that aims to help Xbox users save electricity and reduce consumption made by the console while it remains plugged in from energy sources.
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GoPro Hero11: Same Design as Hero 10 But Features a New Sensor—What Is It?
GoPro is allegedly preparing for a new device release coming soon, but it would have the same design.
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Elon Musk: Tesla Powerwall Only Available with Solar Bundle, Supply is Low But Coming Soon
Transforming your home with Tesla's clean energy requires a bundle now due to low stocks. Elon Musk is advertising the Tesla Powerwall to the public, and it talks about the use of the clean energy power management system at home that provides 'blackout protection' for all.
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Apple AirPods Max: Now on Sale via Amazon with $120 Savings For All
It's your time to get a steal price for an AirPods Max and upgrade your music experience. The latest wireless Bluetooth over-the-ear headphones from Apple are now seeing a significantly discounted price on Amazon, and it is one of the only times that the AirPods Max sees a price reduction for the device.
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'Cyborg' Cockroach Fitted with Organic Solar Cells, Intended for Rescue Operations
Organic solar cells power this new bug that aims to save people during emergencies. Cyborg cockroaches get new technology fitted on their bodies, and it focuses on an ultrathin solar cell that helps deliver power to control these bugs to help in different procedures.
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Google Pixel 7 Unboxing Video Leak Spotted Ahead of Launch—Is It the Real Deal?
The Pixel 7 is not yet releasing but there already is a retail package from a YouTuber. Google's Pixel 7 smartphone is still awaiting its launch event from the Mountain View tech company to bring the device that will succeed its current smartphone lineup.
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‘Skyrim’ is Coming Again to Nintendo Switch Says Leaks, ‘Elder Scrolls V’ New Form?
What will the new form for Skyrim be like for the Nintendo Switch? "Skyrim" is coming for another release to the Nintendo Switch platform again, and this time, leaks claim that it will be a new "form" from Bethesda Softworks.
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Twitter Edit Button is Coming, But There’s a Catch
Twitter's edit tweet button will change a lot for the platform. Twitter is soon adding its highly-awaited feature for the application, and that is the "edit tweet" button that would help in changing some elements of the post after its publishing online.
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Apple AirPods Pro 2 to Arrive in September ‘Far Out’ Event? Here’s Details
A new audio wearable is coming from Apple's upcoming event. Apple is seeing significant speculation on one product that will join the showcase event by September 7, and it is the AirPods Pro 2 device from the company.
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LG Art Lab: NFT Marketplace to Buy, Sell, and Trade Tokens via Smart TV
Browsing your LG TV would no longer be for entertainment only but also for bidding on NFTs. LG is offering the public access to an NFT Marketplace via its smart televisions with the Art Lab application that it recently launched today, making the service more accessible for all.
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Apple Watch Series 3 Now Sold Out in Most Stores, Soon Discontinued—To Join Vintage Products List?
The Apple Watch Series 3 may be seeing its final moments, especially as the new Apple event is coming.
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NASA Artemis I Launch: Delays Until October Due to Hydrogen Fuel Leak—No Easy Fix
The Artemis I mission will have to see a significant delay to ensure the SLS' safety. NASA will not launch the Artemis I mission at the earliest available time after two launch postponement attempts by the space agency, especially as it faces a significant problem on its spacecraft now.
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Parler Returns for Android, Now Available on Google Play Store—Will It Be The Same?
Parler is back after almost a year for the Android platform. Parler is making a return to the online platforms, particularly for the Android operating system via the Google Play Store, and this is after almost a year since the application got kicked out.
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‘League of Legends’ In-Game Reporting Available Now; Trolls, Spam Gamers Beware
League of Legends is not waiting until the end of each match to get reports from gamers. "League of Legends" is introducing a new feature for gamers to enjoy via the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) platform, and it is not through an event or upcoming Champion from Riot Games.
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'Penang Woman' Facial Reconstruction Reveals 5,700 Years Old Neolithic Image from Skull
The technology was able to determine the age during her death as well. A project aimed to create an image out of a skull successfully identified the "Penang Woman," who lived 5,700 years ago during the Neolithic stone age, with the researchers revealing what the person looked like.
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Russia: Hacker Booked Yandex Taxi to Create Traffic Jam in Moscow—Protest for Ukraine?
This threat actor's cause is unknown, but it sure created a massive scene in Russia. On what is supposedly a regular Thursday for Moscow, an access by an unknown threat actor booked several taxi cabs headed towards a single destination, leading to a massive traffic jam on a major avenue in Russia's capital.
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Samsung US Data Breach: Customer Personal Information Compromised—How Many Are Affected?
Samsung lets the public know that its systems suffered from a breach, but what's the severity? Samsung announced to the world that its US computer systems suffered from a data breach earlier in July and lasted until around early August, with a significant amount of data being accessed by unknown assailants.
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‘Marvel’s Avengers’ 2nd Anniversary Giveaways for All Gamers—What to Expect?
Celebrate with Crystal Dynamics and its 2nd anniversary special with Marvel's Avengers. The famous game from Crystal Dynamics (formerly Square Enix) is now celebrating its 2nd anniversary since the 2020 release of the "Marvel's Avengers.
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Labor Day Weekend: California Issues Flex Alert on EV Charging to Avoid Straining Power Grids, Heat Wave Expected
PSA to all California residents and EV owners, charge before 4 PM. Labor Day Weekend is coming, and California is seeing an unprecedented heat wave for the state throughout the end of the week, advising electric vehicle drivers to avoid charging their cars beyond 4 PM.
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NetDragon Websoft Appoints AI-Powered Virtual Human as CEO–Is She Fit for the Role?
NetDragon Websoft is the world's first for having an AI-powered boss. AI power is taking over the world, and there are significant entities that give a lot to the public to use for their everyday process, as well as control different technology available for all.
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Zinc Batteries from Crab Shells? University of Maryland Develops New Power Cell
Next time you eat a crab, think of the electric power its shell has. Batteries are hard to come by now, and it brings a significant shortage in the production of the famous Li-On power cells that affect various industries like electric vehicle production and more.
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Sony Xperia 5 IV Unveiled: Everything You Need to Know About the New Flagship Smartphone
Sony's new flagship smartphone is compact, but packs a whole lot of features. Sony unveiled its latest flagship smartphone to the world, and the Xperia 5 IV brought its specifications to the world in its recent showcase, with a significant size change on the device.
