Articles by Isaiah Richard
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
‘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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
‘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.
-
iPhone Clear Cache: Rid of Safari and Device’s Cache Storage for a Faster Process for All
Here's how to clear your cache, both on your iPhone and web browser. Clearing cache may something that a person will do for their computers and web browsers, with most having this feature available for the Android devices on their storage controls or recent apps.
-
MIT's New Hardware Focusing on Analog Synapse is 1M Faster than the Human Brain—For Deep Learning
Its process is faster than the human brain, and it is ready for deep learning. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) developed new hardware that focuses on an analog synapse that is one million times faster than the human brain, and it is available now.
-
BMW iX, i4 EVs Recall: Battery Fire Risks Detected on Car’s Power Cells, NHTSA Wants to Avoid Charging
For your own safety, avoid charging and using BMW's selected EV models. BMW electric vehicles are now facing massive disputes on their use, especially with a detected battery fire risk by the NHTSA that may endanger the driver and passengers of the EV.
-
Deepfakes and AI: Soon to Change Our World? Samsung Creates its Version with ‘MegaPortrait’
Deepfakes are part of the world now, but would they be a danger for all? Deepfakes have been massive in the past year, and it brings the public a "parody" take on the famous personalities that creators make them out to be, especially with known names in the industry.
-
Twitter New Feature: Video, Photo, GIF, and MORE in a Single Tweet, Now Under Tests
Take different types of media and post them in a single tweet. Twitter is testing out a new feature that will help users control their posts more, but it is not the edit tweet feature that the company promised for the world before.
-
Pixel 6A: New Google Update Coming to Allow Mods and Bypass the Bootloader for Root, MORE Features
Google is making the Pixel 6A available for root and mods, now coming with a new update. Google will soon debut a Pixel 6a update, according to reports, and it will bring a chance for users to enact their mods and unlock the bootloader in its operating system for more access to its OS.
-
‘Resident Evil 9’ Leaks: New Title Rumors ‘Apocalypse’ for New Game—Release Date?
Resident Evil 9 is picking from "Village," and will it now feature Rose Winters? "Resident Evil 9" features a new leak from several insiders from a forum, and it talks about the different offers and content that the game will be featuring for the public on its release.
-
Map for Notable People: Designer Brings Online Feature to Locate Where Personalities Came From
Notable people with bigger names are more popular and zooming in would bring more. An online and interactive map is now bringing the world a chance to locate notable people and known personalities' origins or birthplaces, and it is available for all via GitHub.
SpaceX Crew-1 Dragon Debris Fell in Australia, No One Hurt—Loud Bang Heard in Rural Area
The SpaceX debris fell in a rural, open area, and no one in the vicinity was hit upon impact. NASA and SpaceX's Crew-1 Dragon had debris that detached from the spacecraft and made its re-entry to the planet, and this piece fell in Australia and made a massive bang upon impact on the ground.
-
Nintendo to Bring ‘Minecraft’ Amiibo for All—When’s the Release Date?
Nintendo plans to bring the Minecraft Amiibo for all, soon releasing for the world. Nintendo announced that it is releasing a new set of amiibo, and it will focus on the two additional "Super Smash Bros.
-
Robots from DNA? Researchers Developed a New Machine for Membrane Proteins
Nano-robots will soon help in activating membrane proteins, helping in significant biological processes.
-
EV Tax Credit to Return for Tesla, GM, Toyota? New Senate Bill On the Works, With a Catch
Tax credits are coming back for Tesla, Toyota, and GM, but there is a lot it needs to fulfill. There is an ongoing proposal from the Senate that, if it turns into a bill, companies like Toyota, Tesla, and General Motors would soon receive electric vehicle tax credits for their car sales in the future.
-
Meta: Facebook News US Publishers to No Longer Receive Compensation for Uploads Online
Meta and Facebook are ceasing to pay for news uploads to US publishers, but why? Meta no longer offers monetization, payments, or compensation for US publishers for their pieces, works, and uploads that make up its Facebook News tab on social media.
-
Gmail Unified Interface: New Look is Coming for More Users, What to Expect on the Latest Google UI?
Gmail is debuting a new look for all, and it aims to bring a lot for its users. Google is giving something new to its users, and specifically, it is with Gmail's new unified interface that the company aims to bring to the world as a unique experience for the mail application.
-
Russia is Extending its Stay on the ISS until 2028—To Continue Missions Until Time Comes
Russia's space head is taking its word back and is extending its stay on the international station.
-
Apple iMac 27-Inch: M1 Max Chip with Black Finish Last Year? Source Say There Was a Prototype
Apple has a prototype for the 27-inch iMac that featured the M1 Max, but it was not the iMac Pro. There was allegedly a supposed iMac with a 27-inch display and M1 Max chip that Apple created last year as a prototype, and it features a black finish for the device.
-
Google Chrome: Privacy Sandbox Testing to Expand in August—Goodbye Third-Party Cookies
Google's Privacy Sandbox is committing itself to a more secured Chrome and it is expanding. Google Chrome sees a new update and expansion for its Privacy Sandbox initiative that will bring more security for all users, as well as eliminate the third-party cookies in their use.
-
Transverse Aeolian Ridges: What are These? Blue Ripples Seen on Red Planet
Transverse Aeolian Ridges on Mars? What is it all about? There is a peculiar object on Mars, and it is known as the Transverse Aeolian Ridges that is seen on the Gamboa crater, and it presents a different color that opposes that of the "Red Planet.
-
Meta Within Acquisition: FTC Blocks Purchase, Brings Antitrust Lawsuit on Company’s VR Venture
Meta is now facing a lawsuit on what is supposedly a new acquisition. Meta's plans to acquire "Supernatural" VR workout app creator, Within, gets a block from the Federal Trade Commission and is facing a significant dispute on the purchase.
