Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Intel Meteor Lake to Launch on 2023, No Delays for the New Computer Chips
Intel Meteor Lake is not seeing any delays for its soon release. Intel is not having any delays for its computer chip production as the Meteor Lake is coming for next year, and not seeing any skips that would have the technology available for 2024.
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‘Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’ Confirms Leaks on Gym Battles—Players Disappointed?
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet bring either a disappointment or a boost to their games. "Pokemon Scarlet and Violet" is seeing new information for its upcoming content, bringing the world a new experience for its gym battles that will soon give them the experience for the gamers.
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National Blogger Day: Celebrate the Platform that Made Online Sharing Available for All
One of the top commercial blog platforms is celebrated today, focusing on its possibilities for many.
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New Chip Powers LiDAR Beam Steering—Uses Silicon Optical Phased Array for Multiple Purposes
A smaller Silicon chip that focuses on LiDAR beam steering is now cheaper, thanks to research. Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have developed a way to make a chip that focuses on LiDAR for beam steering smaller and more affordable for its multiple uses in different applications.
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NASA James Webb Sees Jupiter in Burning-Like Glow—What is Happening?
The NASA James Webb Space Telescope captured Jupiter in a different light. The NASA James Webb Space Telescope encountered the gas giant, Jupiter, in a different glow and color, and it is unlike the usual look of the largest planet in the Solar System.
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Terabase Solar Farm Gets Backing from Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy—Robot-Built Sustainability
Terabase gets a significant support from Bill Gates' clean energy investment firm. Terabase is a rising solar farm company that gained significant support from one of the tops known clean energy fund investing companies from Bill Gates, Breakthrough Energy Venture.
Instagram NFT Launches to 100 Countries—Mark Zuckerberg’s Little League Baseball Card as First Token
Yep, the tech CEO made his child photo as an NFT for Instagram. Instagram is launching its NFT service and experience to more than 100 countries and bringing the feature available to many people.
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HBO Max, Discovery Plus to Merge to One App—Warner Bros Discovery CEO Confirms for Summer 2023
The Warner Bros. Discovery merger is also combining its streaming app for next year. HBO Max and Discovery Plus are merging into one streaming platform, and it will focus on its parent companies' merger that focuses on the Warner Bros.
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PlayStation Sale: Game of the Year Titles on Massive Discount This August—‘God of War,’ ‘Hades,’ and MORE
Do not miss the sale on the acclaimed titles for the PlayStation. PlayStation is focusing on new offers for their critically-acclaimed titles, particularly those that the company named "Game of the Year," and some of them are on sale now.
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Apple: iPad OS 16 to Delay Release? Reports Claim—But Why?
There may be a delay, says report, and it is for a long time. Apple is reportedly delaying the release of the iPadOS 16, and it is a significant time before users get their new operating system version from the Cupertino giant.
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Lucid Face EV Production Problems Due to Supply Chain—Will It Deliver Future Vehicles?
Lucid EV is looking at production issues now, and the world is at a standstill for its cars. Lucid is facing significant problems with its EV production at the present and it means that there are delays to its deliveries in the present and coming months for the world's purchases from them.
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3D Printed Nanostructured Alloy: Researchers Bring the Strongest and Most Ductile Material Ever
It is one of the most versatile materials with massive purposes for future products. New materials are still abundant in many research now, and a recent team of scientists created a 3D printed material that exceeds the most durable and ductile materials known to the world.
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International Space Station's MIRA: Surgery Robot to Fly in 2024 to Assist on Operations
Surgery robots are not for Earth use only, and they will soon arrive at the ISS. The International Space Station is getting a new surgery assistant, and it is not another astronaut to join its future missions, but a surgery robot named "MIRA" that will fly to it in 2024.
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Google Meet and Duo are Now One App—Merger Wants a Single Video Conference App
Google brings forth an all-in-one video conference app for all needs. Google aims to bring one video conference app for all needs, and it is the merger of its Meet and Duo applications into a single feature for all remote call needs.
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Twitter Subpoenas Tesla Documents on Musk-Twitter Lawsuit—But Why?
Twitter is not backing down and is also involving Tesla in its lawsuit against Elon Musk. Twitter is now looking for new things to investigate in the lawsuit that it filed in the Delaware court.
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Cal Kestis Actor from ‘Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order’ Discuss Possibility to Appear on Live Adaptations
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a significant one, with crowd-favorite Cal Kestis bringing a live adaptation.
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Apple AirTags for Police Use? Stolen Car Located Using Cupertino's Tracking Tech
You never know when your car will be stolen, and an AirTag may be a way to locate it. Apple's AirTags have significant use for finding various things that have no internet connection capabilities and are trackable by modern gadgets.
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SpaceX Starship: Successful Orbital Launch is Between 1 to 12 Months Says Elon Musk—To Resume Tests?
SpaceX Starship may soon be getting back to its testing for its progression. SpaceX is still in the process of testing out the Starship on its orbital launch which would signify the spacecraft's capabilities of going in future missions for its use.
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Sturgeon Moon: Last Supermoon for 2022 to Shine This Month—When and How to Watch
Stargazers will get a significant view of the massive lunar satellite through the night. August is a good month for stargazers and it is because of an upcoming Supermoon that will show itself to the world, focusing on the massive and closer look that will manifest itself in the skies.
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Chinese Hackers Bring a New Security Threat Like Cobalt Strike—Attacks Prominent Now
The attack is invasive and hard to track, even for experts. There is a new significant threat in the security infrastructure now, and it comes from an unknown group of Chinese Hackers that brings a dangerous attack on the world.
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Recyclable Wind Turbines: Siemens Gamesa Product Already Running in Germany
Sustainability is the goal of the clean energy venture for wind power. The world is seeing its first recyclable wind turbine that aims to bring sustainability up to the next level as it focuses on gathering clean energy from natural processes.
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GM Offers $6,000 for Chevy Bolt EV Users But It is a Condition to No Longer Sue on Battery Fire Risks
You get a discount and owners get a rebate, but no more disputes on its batteries. General Motors is giving new Chevy Bolt EV buyers a $6,000 discount when buying the new electric vehicles, but it is not forgetting the previous owners that bought it earlier.
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‘League of Legends’ Project L: New Character Revealed—Arcade Fighter Game Update from Riot
Project L is shaping up to be the next fighter game for all, with new characters in the mix. Riot Games gave the world a new update via a new post from Tom Cannon, the game's Senior Director and Executive Producer, which focuses on the upcoming features available for the title.
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iOS 16 Feature: Hang Up a Call with Apple’s Siri—No Buttons Needed; Here’s How
No need to touch your phones if you are too overwhelmed or annoyed in a conversation. There are a lot of features available for iOS 16, and users already experience it via the beta feature available for all to join during the wait for its public release.
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Samsung One UI 5 Beta: Coming Soon with Community Challenge for Users—What Is It?
Are you ready to take up the challenge of Samsung's new interface? Samsung will soon bring the One UI 5 beta for all users to experience, but before that, initial reports on the upcoming version would bring a community challenge for all users.
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Tesla is Changing Giga Press Suppliers—Report Claims Two Machines for EV Company
Tesla is changing its Giga Press suppliers, focusing on their casting machines for EVs. Tesla is reportedly looking for a new supplier regarding its Giga Press, and it focuses on a different manufacturer that would help in making its casting machines for mass-producing electric vehicles.
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Twitter: Tweet Counter Feature Now Visible for Users—Regulars Find it 'Rude'
It shows how much a person tweets per month, and it is quite exposing and personal. Twitter is looking at a new feature for its application and it is the "tweet counter" that displays the average number of tweets per month, next to the total number of tweets that a person has on their accounts.
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Blue Frontier Receives $20M Funding from Bill Gates—To Bring Clean Energy Air Conditioners?
Clean air conditioners are getting a focus and funding from Bill Gates. There is a new start-up that promises clean energy air conditioning for all, and it is Blue Frontier, a Florida-based company that aims to debut a new way of cooling for multiple uses.
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Intel Set to Release WiFi 7 on 2024 But Apple is Still on its Transition to WiFi 6E
Intel is bringing the next-generation WiFi connection in two years and beats Apple to it. The technology world is transitioning to better connections and internet for their products and use, with Intel reportedly looking into adopting WiFi 7 for its devices in the coming two years.
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‘GTA 6’ Report Confirms Rumor from 2018: Female Protagonist and Florida Setting for Sequel Game?
Grand Theft Auto 6 is highly-awaited, and the public already expects the new story rumored years ago.
