Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Tesla Autopilot Under Multiple Federal, State Investigations Regarding its System—Why?
The Tesla Autopilot and FSD are under investigation for their many conflicts in the past. The Tesla autonomous driving systems, including the Autopilot and the Full-Self Driving, are under investigation from federal and state authorities regarding their safety and effectiveness for use.
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‘Marvel’s Spider-Man’ PC Mod Allows You to Play as Stan Lee as the Webhead—Where to Download
Celebrate Stan Lee's life by giving him powers and playing as Spider-Man in this mod. "Marvel's Spider-Man" Remastered for the PC was only released less than a week ago and it already brought significant mods for the public to use, including one that allows you to play as Stan Lee.
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Reddit Bots: Developer Platform to Provide Tools for All—What is It?
Reddit is allowing the public to create better bots, based on their preferences. Reddit is giving everyone a chance to create bots for their preferences and needs with the new tools coming for the platform as part of the new "Development Platform" for all.
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Apple: iPhone 14 to Go On Sale on September 16, A Week After Launch [RUMORS]
Apple already has a release date for the device, as well as its availability in stores. Apple is seeing rumors for its iPhone 14 that is set to reveal this September 7, and the device is to be available by September 16, more than a week after its release event.
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Mars Exploration: Scientists Made a New Way to Produce Oxygen, Fuel, and MORE
The future of Mars exploration will have a significant technology on their side. The Mars exploration in the future found a new ally through an innovation by researchers and scientists that developed a new way to transform carbon dioxide into oxygen, fuel, and more via plasma ignition.
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Cosmonauts Face Spacesuit Malfunction, Spacewalk Gets Cancelled on the ISS
The Russian cosmonauts saw a small issue but already pushed to cancel it altogether. Russian cosmonauts staying in the International Space Station recently halted their spacewalk ventures to install a robotic arm for the station due to a problem that occurred two hours into their mission.
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Meta: Facebook Trump Ban to Review Case Normally—No Rapid Processing, Special Considerations
Meta's Facebook is treating this case normally; no rush on the review for the former POTUS. Meta's Facebook application is known for deliberating on bans and suspensions for different users that violate its Community Guidelines and rules, and that does not exempt former President Donald Trump.
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Triller Gets Sued by Timbaland, Swizz Beatz for $28M Nonpayment—TikTok Rival Dispute
This TikTok-looking app is now facing a massive case from music artists. Triller, a known American TikTok rival in the app industry now, is facing a lawsuit from known music artists in the world, namely Timbaland and Swizz Beatz, for alleged nonpayment.
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‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2’ Release Date Leak: Game is Coming Before Year Ends says Insider
Fans awaiting the Warzone 2 for this year may see it soon. "Call of Duty: Warzone 2" is focusing on a new release date that will bring the game closer to the public, with leaks and speculations from insiders regarding a 2022 arrival for the title.
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PlayStation for PC? Sony Reportedly Working on a New Games Launcher for the Experience
PlayStation may soon be available for the PC to play its games. PlayStation for the PC may be coming soon as reports are now swarming regarding Sony's latest venture to create a new games launcher for the different platforms.
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American Airlines Purchase 20 Overture Supersonic Aircrafts from Boom—Fast Air Travel Soon?
American Airlines may be the fastest for commercial travels soon. American Airlines purchased 20 "Overture" aircraft, also known as the supersonic jets from Boom, and it is the fastest prototypes there is, should the latter company release it for the world.
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Quantum Entanglement for Nodes Successful in Testing—Future Quantum Internet Ventures?
It paves the way for future applications to help in the use of quantum nodes. Quantum Entanglement for a different set of nodes was successful in research made by scientists to have both interact, placing each other at 7.
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Kidney Transplant: Blood Type Change for Universal Application of Organs
Researchers found a way to alter blood type for its application for different patients. Kidney transplant operations are crucial like other internal organs, as people need the right fit that medical professionals will put inside their bodies for the application to work.
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Dodge Charger, Challenger to Arrive Fully Electric Starting 2024—'Last Call' Muscle ICEs for 2023
Dodge is still going for muscles, but now powered by batteries and not V-engines. Dodge is planning something big for its famous muscle cars, the Charger and the Challenger, as the company is transitioning these to electric vehicles by 2024.
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Amazon Prime Cancellation Lawsuit: Jeff Bezos, Andy Jassy Fights Not to Testify on Case
The Amazon legal team calls this 'burdensome' and a harassment to the executives. Amazon Prime is facing a lawsuit on its sign-up and cancellation process, with CEO Andy Jassy and founder Jeff Bezos warding off the "burdensome" appearances of them testifying in court.
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‘Assassin’s Creed Infinity’: Details for Next Game, Ubisoft September Event Coming with Game Reveal?
Ubisoft may be preparing for a massive Assassin's Creed event for details on 'Infinity.'
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HBO Max Removes 70 Employees—Warner Bros. Discovery Preparing for Next Streaming Platform?
Warner Bros. Discovery is restructuring for the streaming platform. HBO Max is facing a restructuring from its parent company, and it already removed 70 employees in the process, and it is a total of 14 percent of its staff that it recently reduced.
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Google Nest WiFi to Arrive with WiFi 6E via FCC Filing for Certification—When is It Coming?
Google is bringing the Nest to the latest WiFi 6E for all. Google is upgrading its Nest WiFi to the latest connection available to the world now, the WiFi 6E, and it is one of the strongest connectivity for wireless internet service.
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3D Printed Skull for a Newborn Saved Her Life—Complex Process Answered by Engineers and Doctors
Engineers and Doctors worked hard to give this newborn a chance to live. Some babies are born with abnormalities and missing parts of their bodies, but having a missing part of their skulls is a massive threat to their life, and may lead to an unfortunate loss for their parents.
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Tesla Giga Shanghai: Export Deliveries Faster After Update, Elon Musk Reveals 1 Millionth Car Made
Tesla's China Gigafactory is on a roll for its vehicle deliveries. Tesla's Gigafactory Shanghai is now seeing deliveries and exports come faster compared to previous transactions and processes after its upgrade and return to offices that reopened after restrictions.
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Signal: Twilio Breach Exposes 1,900 Users' Phone Numbers via Phishing Attack
Signal's partner company for verification got breached and users now suffer. Signal Messenger, the known encrypted messaging application, faces a massive breach for its 1,900 users whose phone numbers were exposed via a service that suffered from a phishing attack.
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Apple to Fire Employee over VIRAL TikTok Video—Delete or Lose Her Job Says Manager
This single mother posted iPhone hacks and tips, but Apple may not be liking it. Apple is having a dispute against its employee after a viral TikTok video where she posted a video regarding a security concern over a stolen iPhone in Coachella, and here she received a notice from her manager to take it down.
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‘Apex Legends’ is ‘The Most Competitive Battle Royale’ Says Dr Disrespect—What Gives?
One of the most technical on battle royales and online shooter titles gave his verdict on Apex Legends.
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OnePlus Founder Teases Foldable Phone Hinge from OPPO—New OnePlus Phone Coming Soon?
OnePlus may soon be bringing a foldable phone for all, under OPPO's technology. OnePlus founder and Chief Product Officer of OPPO, Pete Lau, recently teased an image regarding smartphone hinges that focus on foldable phones' technology for its screen and body.
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Tesla to Supply Autonomy with EVs for Subscription—Elon Musk Says Production is a Challenge
Elon Musk sees a challenge in producing Tesla EVs, and it got a massive order now. Tesla got a massive order from a new startup company called Autonomy, and it aims to secure 8,300 electric vehicles from the famous company for its use on subscription-based ownership of the vehicle.
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Uber Rewards to End Service, Focusing on Subscription for Perks and Freebies on Rides
Uber is bidding farewell to its loyalty program in favor of subscriptions, says reports. Uber is soon removing its loyalty and perks program known to many as the "Uber Rewards," which previously offered several freebies and incentives for frequent users of the service.
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US Battery Production: Groundbreaking on New Facilities Onshore for Inflation Reduction Act
The country's battery production will bring massive changes to future releases, especially to its tax credits.
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Sandia: Electric Power Comes from Heated Supercritical Carbon Dioxide—How Does it Work?
The new power-generating method is more efficient in using present elements for electrical grids. Sandia National Laboratories successfully demonstrated a way to generate electricity using a "Heated Supercritical Carbon Dioxide" that focuses on an old method developed in the 19th century.
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JetRacer Test Flight: 25 People to Get a Chance to Fly It, Micro Jet is Now Upgraded for Better Control
Frank Zapata's JetRacer is giving you a chance to fly, and it is better than ever. Franky Zapata's JetRacer is looking at a test flight for the personal aircraft that uses microjets, and it now looks for 100 people for the draw that will choose 25 participants in the US to use and fly it.
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Diagnostic Robotics: Using AI to Detect Medical Problems, Tech Trained on 65M Health Records
Diagnostic Robotics aims to prevent any hospitalization with its AI technology. Diagnostic Robotics is a company that aims to tell you any medical problems with its AI, and it aims to detect issues or anomalies in one's health before the need to go to hospitals.
