Articles by Isaiah Richard
-
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.
-
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.
-
‘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.
-
'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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
‘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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Starlink for Public Schools, Rural Areas—Pilot Project Now Aims to Service Several States
Starlink's satellite internet will help those without broadband connection to access the internet, through the government.
-
Cruise AV Recalls Self-Driving Car Due to a Driver Railing the Vehicle—Who's At Fault?
An unprotected left turn intersection pushes a self-driving car to stop, but not for humans. Cruise is now issuing a recall for one of its self-driving software versions for more than 80 vehicles available to the public, and this is after the company experienced an accident involving a human driver.
-
Konami Rumors Game Franchises Return: ‘Metal Gear’ Remasters Coming, ‘Silent Hill’ Revealing Soon
Konami games are seeing its releases in the future, continuing its franchises for modern gaming. Konami is an important topic now, with the leakers and speculators talking about the return of two game franchises from the company for future releases, soon unveiled to the public.
-
ASUS Zenbook 17 Fold OLED Laptop Can Transform to a Massive Screen—Price and Release Date?
From a 12.5-inch notebook to a full-fledged laptop with a 17-inch screen, ASUS brings it in one. Foldable smartphones can stow their screen on a small display before giving the public a chance to unfold it and use its massive screens to get a better experience.
-
SpaceX is Launching Rockets Every 5 Days, Aims to Complete 100 Flights in 2023
Elon Musk is planning something big for SpaceX. SpaceX has massive plans for its launches in the coming months and in the long run, particularly with the 2023 flight goals of the company.
-
TikTok Android App Has a ‘One-Click’ Exploit says Microsoft—Now Sees Fix
TikTok was once compromised, but thanks to Microsoft, it is now fixed. Microsoft discovered a significant vulnerability for TikTok's Android application, claiming that its security research team found a "one-click exploit" that endangers millions of users on the platform.
-
Apple iPhone 14 Pro: Pill Notch to Appear in One Cutout, Speculator Confirms
The Apple iPhone 14 Pro is soon releasing its redesign for the notch. Apple's iPhone 14 Pro is bringing a new design for the screen, and it is in the form of the pill-shaped notch of the device that will hold the Face ID and front-facing camera for the user.
-
NASA Fixes Voyager-1 Glitch on AACS Module, Spacecraft Sends Garbled Signal Before
No more issues for the 45-year old spacecraft, now seeing a continuation for its missions. The Voyager 1 is one of the oldest spacecraft still continuing with its missions in space, but there are no plans to decommission the surveying technology of the outer part of the Solar System.
-
Ukraine Air Force Fits US Anti-Radar Missiles to Soviet-era Fighter Planes—Old Meets New Tech
The Ukrainians need to utilize what they have, and this is their ingenious way. Ukraine only has Soviet-era technology for its military fighter jets, but it does not stop them from tweaking it and putting modern equipment like the anti-radar missiles from the United States.
-
‘Fortnite’ VR? Leaker Discovers ‘Oculus’ Code in Latest Update, Claims it is for Quest 2
Leakers claim that Epic Games is readying its support for VR in the battle royale's future. A new "Fortnite" leak surfaces online, and it talks about VR support for the famous battle royale game, coming from a code from the game's latest update that brings its latest features.
-
Free COVID-19 Rapid Test Kits Order to Suspend on Friday—Here’s How to Get Yours Now
You can still order through the government website before Friday and secure the free kit. The free COVID-19 rapid test kits from the United States government that aims to give the public a way to determine if they caught the virus at home will soon suspend their orders and availability for all.
-
California Lawmakers Pass AB 2773 Bill for Kids Under 18 Focusing on Social Media Protection
It aims to ask social media companies to provide more protection for their platform's usage for children.
-
Tesla FSD Beta 10.69.2 Coming to 100k EVs Next Week, Reveals Elon Musk
The Tesla FSD Beta 10.69.2 is coming as promised. Tesla FSD Beta 10. 69 is the latest version of the autonomous driving system from the company, and last week, Elon Musk promised that two new versions of the system are coming for a wider release for all.
-
Chinese Database Leaks 800M Facial and Vehicle Plate Records of Its Citizens
Xinai Electronics see a significant leak on its database that exposed Chinese citizens. A Chinese database leaked online, and it exposed a significant amount of its citizens, including their facial recognition photos and vehicle license plate information, before getting taken down this month.
-
US Drone 'RangeHawk' to Test Hypersonic Missiles under SkyRange Program
This giant drone will help in long-endurance flights for surveillance. The United States will soon test a new remote aircraft drone that will focus on developing hypersonic missiles and trying long-range weapons under the "SkyRange" project.
-
Dark Side of the Moon? AI to Help Illuminate Areas That See No Light
No need to fear the dark side, as these researchers use AI to lighten it up. The Moon has no dark side, and that is something that the public needs to know.
-
New PS5 Releases Bring Lighter Console—Different from 2020-2021 Releases
There is no new version of the PS5 per se, but a different one from its previous releases. The latest gaming consoles in the world are still enjoying their time in the spotlight, and no new versions from companies like Sony and Microsoft are coming shortly.
-
Google Pixel Watch Rumors $399 Price on New Wearable, But When Is It Coming?
The new reports on the Google Pixel Watch are suggesting its price for when it sells. Google's Pixel Watch is coming to the world, and it will give a new accessory to the existing Pixel devices that would expand its use with wearable technology.
-
ASUS to Reveal ROG Phone 6D Ultimate on September—Here’s What You Need to Know
This new device is capable of massive performance, truly a gaming phone. ASUS is soon revealing its latest gaming smartphone for the world, and it is with the ROG Phone 6D Ultimate, a device that rumors and speculators claim to have significant power for mobile gaming.
