Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA Psyche Mission to Delay Due to Glitch; SpaceX Falcon to Bring it to ‘Metal World’
NASA's Psyche is a new mission towards a "Metal World." There are water worlds and rocky worlds on the planet and in outer space, but there is one unique destination that NASA is looking into, and it is with a metal world.
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Google Docs Updates: New Features Arrive for the Online Document Platform, Available for All
Google Docs provides a new update, and it helps with everything you need. Google Docs sees a new update from the Mountain View giant, and it will help the use of the platform to see better features and functions.
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Clearview AI in Schools? Aims to Prevent Incidents like in Texas, Focusing on ‘Clearview Consent’
Clearview AI is looking to make its presence felt in schools for extra security. Clearview AI is now looking into bringing its technology to schools in the country, particularly with its facial recognition systems and tech that will help them identify students and every person that comes in.
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National Reconnaisance Office Funds BlackSky, Maxar, and Planet's Earth Observation Tech
The United States' NRO is now funding Earth surveillance tech from private companies. The country's National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is providing massive funding to companies that focus on Earth Observation technology in their recent ventures.
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Jack Dorsey Officially Exits the Twitter Board—To Focus on ‘Block’ Alone
Jack Dorsey is no longer a part of the Twitter Board, and it is expected. The founder and former long-running CEO, Jack Dorsey, already announced that he is exiting the Twitter Board of Directors at a meeting last Wednesday, May 25.
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'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' Confirms Game for 2022 with Cargo Ship Artwork Reveal
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is a game confirmed by its developers, but when is it releasing? This is not a drill-instead, a legitimate confirmation of the new "Call of Duty" game that speculations say is set to release this year, focusing on the sequel title, "Modern Warfare 2.
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NASA Solar Sails: How Does it Work? Space Ventures to Have New Technology Like Boats
NASA is setting sail from the sunset, but not literally as its Solar Sails will feature a new sustainable space tech.
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Microsoft Allows Users to Restore Apps on Windows 11 PC—Here’s How to Do It
Restore your apps in just a click on the Microsoft Store on your PC. Microsoft now allows people to restore apps on their PCs, particularly those running Windows 11, and have it available for easy access whenever removing or redownloading an app.
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Canva Website Shows Server Error, Inaccessible But Immediately Gets a Fix
Canva was initially down, but it seems okay now. Canva suffered a "server error" on its platform this late at night, and it affected many users that are trying to do their work on the online platform that allows them to create modern slideshows and its editing features.
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Stellantis, Samsung to Build EV Battery Factory in Indiana, $2.5B Budget to Create; 1,400 Jobs
Stellantis is building new batteries with Samsung, and it is focusing on Indiana. Stellantis is going on a new venture, and it is with South Korea's Samsung to build its line of electric vehicle batteries that it will use for future EVs of the company.
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Niantic Launches ‘Campfire,’ A Social Forum App Focused on Providing a Platform Instead of Discord
Move over Discord, Campfire is here. Niantic recently launched a new platform called "Campfire," and it focuses on a social forum application that will bring its gamers and users a chance to express and discourse on different topics online.
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Bill Gates Reportedly Poured Millions to Dark Fund Against Elon Musk—Tesla CEO is ANGRY
Bill Gates is a man of philosophy, but this new report got Elon Musk reacting negatively. Bill Gates is reportedly one of the massive entities behind a dark fund that poured millions of dollars into a particular organization that aims to target and attack Elon Musk.
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‘Destroy All Humans!—Clone Carnage’ Leaks on Xbox Store, THQ Nordic No Announcements Yet
A new Destroy All Humans! The game is coming, and the Xbox store is the leaker. "Destroy All Humans! - Clone Carnage" is the title of the new sequel game that THQ Nordic is allegedly launching this year, and the leak comes from the Xbox Store's recent listing.
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Aviation Maintenance Technician Day: Celebrating those Who Gave Us Flight
Give it up for the hardworkers that ensure everything is safe and sound on flights. Everyone is familiar with the intricate process of maintaining a car's engine, as mechanics learn long and hard to understand the many parts and features of a vehicle.
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Apple Safari Browser: Is There a Monopoly? EU's DMA Aims to End 'Unfair Practices'
Safari is one of the largest web browsers in existence, and the EU wants it to stop its bad practices.
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Meta 'MyoSuite' is a New Skeleton Simulator and It Could Help Prosthetics Development
MyoSuite is a new skeleton simulator, and it is not for games. Meta developed new software for its AI platform, and it is the new "MyoSuite," a feature that focuses on a skeleton simulator that the company can use for multiple applications.
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Google TV Brings Profiles to its Platform, and Users Can Switch from One User to Another
Despite the delay of more than half a year, Google TV's promise is here. Google TV is here to allow users to personalize their streams and have specific lists or favorite shows to watch on the platform, as it now brings the long-promised "Profiles.
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TikTok Live Subscription Coming Soon, Similar to Twitch Features on Supporting Creators
TikTok is launching its Live Subscription to the platform, and it is all about supporting creators. TikTok is launching a new feature on its platform called the "Live Subscription," and it is all about getting the chance to support live streamers and content creators in their online operations.
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Elon Musk Promotes Netflix’s ‘Return to Space,’ A Docu Film About SpaceX Ventures
Elon Musk shares his new Netflix docu-film, Return to Space. Elon Musk is now promoting a documentary film about himself, SpaceX, NASA, and the space venture that revolutionized the entire industry of modern missions in this era of technology.
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NASA Artemis I Update: SLS, Orion Rocket to Return to Launch Pad 39B in June for Wet Dress Rehearsal
Another wet dress rehearsal for the SLS is coming, says NASA. NASA is looking into another wet dress rehearsal for its Artemis I mission update. It will have the Space Launch System and Orion rockets return to launchpad 39B over at the Kennedy Space Center.
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‘Red Dead Redemption’ Remaster? Game Revamp Rumors for Modern Consoles, Including ‘RDR2'
Red Dead Redemption may not be bringing a new game, but a remaster for its two titles. Rockstar Games have a knack for making gamers wait and speculate for its subsequent releases, as it takes a massive time for the company to bring its titles to everyone, including its many franchises.
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Computex 2022 Keynote: AMD, Nvidia, Microsoft Headlines—How to Watch?
Computex 2022 is coming, and you don't want to miss these keynote speeches. Computex 2022 is coming for all who are into the computer world and looking for updates in the industry regarding its many features and technology.
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Apple Music Raises Subscription Prices for Students in Other Countries—Is It Still the Same in the US?
Apple Music has a discount for students, but it secretly raised its prices. Students get a lower price to subscribe on different platforms, provided they have proof of enrollment and stay at the university to support it.
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Hyundai is Pouring $5 Billion to its US Investments, Apart from its Georgia EV Plant Venture
Hyundai is looking at a new investment in the US, apart from its Georgia EV plant. Hyundai is pouring in $5 billion more to the United States, but it will focus on the ventures it will bring on its upcoming EV plant in Georgia, one that it announced over the weekend.
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CryptoWatch: Blockchain Wallets are Getting a Change, and Terra's Massive Crash is Rocking the Industry
Look closely and monitor your coins, as there are massive changes seen by CryptoWatch. Cryptocurrency sees a lot of massive changes every week and even on its day-to-day, and CryptoWatch rounds up everything that happened in the past week for you to know.
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WhatsApp to Soon End Support for iOS 10, 11; Older Devices Will Not Have Access
Apple devices running the iOS 10 and 11 will no longer have access to WhatsApp. There are multiple reports on WhatsApp regarding the app's end of support for older iOS versions, particularly with iOS 10 and iOS 11.
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EA Acquisition: Execs in Talk with Apple, Disney for an Upcoming Merger
Electronic Arts is looking at an acquisition, and it is in talks with Big Tech. Electronic Arts are also looking to sell its company to the highest bidder and focus on merging its operations with its future partner to continue its game development from its famous franchises.
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BMW M4 CSL: What is It and Why is it Better than its Previous Release? Meet the New Beast
BMW is adding another variant to its M-series called the M4 CSL. BMW announced that there is a new variant coming to the M-series it released in the past year, and it will focus on the M4 CSL that essentially brings a new car, one that is bred for power.
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Microsoft Bing Chinese Censorship Experienced by North America, Says It's Already Fixed
Microsoft had problems with Bing, and it included censorship to people outside China. Microsoft's Bing has Chinese censorship that focuses on a region-based observation that would prevent certain political keywords from appearing on searches via its engine.
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Tesla is Setting Up a ‘Litigation Department’ for its Lawsuits—Elon Musk is Hiring a ‘Dream Team’
Tesla is hiring lawyers for its Litigation Department, and it will handle lawsuits. Tesla is setting up a new team for a new branch in their team, focusing on the "Litigation Department" that will center mostly on lawsuits and cases against the company.
