Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA Completes SLS Rocket Tests, Artemis I Demo Mission Next In Line
NASA completed its SLS rocket tests, and it is on the next step for Artemis I. NASA completed one of its most crucial test missions in the modern space venture for the world, with the recent success of the Space Launch System rocket that passed with flying colors.
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‘Overwatch 2’ is Replacing the Original Game, Director Confirms—Why?
Overwatch 2 is the new boss, and it is retiring the original game. "Overwatch 2" is set to replace the old game, unlike other releases from gaming companies that have their games running side by side with old and new releases.
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Apple MacBook Air 15-Inch: Everything You Need to Know About this Leaked Device
A bigger but thin MacBook Air? Here's what you need to know. Apple has many products that it does not share with the public, especially when they are still under development or merely concepts of the devices that will come soon for all.
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Google Chrome for iOS: Better Security, Discover Feed, and MORE—Better than Safari?
Chrome for the iOS is aiming for better security and features, is it competing with Safari? Google Chrome is aiming to bring a better feature for the iOS, and it is through a new update that will get better security, a Discover feed on the browser, and other elements that it promised in the upcoming release.
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Asteroid's Surprise Arrival, Close Flyby Gave Astronomers Massive Data, via Arecibo
This asteroid appeared on Earth's blindspot and Arecibo helped in its findings. Astronomers were alerted regarding an asteroid that was heading toward Earth.
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Keanu Reeves NFT: Now an Advisor for Futurverse Foundation, Despite Confusion on Tokens Before
Keanu Reeves is now part of a startup foundation on NFTs, after saying he is confused about the digital tokens.
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'Sonic 3' to Feature Michael Jackson Songs, Creator Yuji Naka Confirms
Sonic 3 is to feature songs from the King of Pop, and lives on via the game. "Sonic 3" is going to feature songs from the late "King of Pop," Michael Jackson, and it is something that came up in rumors before, with many people debating the information about the compositions.
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Tesla, PG&E to Bring ‘Virtual Power Plant’ to Help Provide Electricity on Outages
A virtual power plant is coming, but how will it work? Tesla and the Pacific Gas & Electric Company are working on a new venture to help specific locations get power during outages and interruptions, helping nearby communities.
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‘Valorant’ to be the Next PlayStation Console Exclusive? Leaker Suggests ‘INZONE’ is the Key
PlayStation's INZONE is the Sony x Valorant exclusive crossover. "Valorant" may be the next PlayStation console exclusive game that will arrive in the future, and leaks suggest that this will be under the project with the codename "INZONE.
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This Sunspot May Release Significant Solar Flares is Directed to Earth—Is it Dangerous?
A sunspot is seen by astronomers, and it may release significant solar flares. A Sunspot that researchers have seen manifesting on the most prominent star in our Solar System is speculated to release significant solar flares that would directly hit the planet.
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FedEx is Looking to Photograph Your Package as Soon as It Delivers, For a Legitimate Drop
FedEx is helping you ease your memories, to avoid lost packages. FedEx is looking to give its recipients peace of mind, and it is by taking photographs when delivering a package, and it also doubles as a security measure for proof that their staff already came through.
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Apple Messages: No More Junk Texts Coming to You via iOS 16
Do not worry, Apple is protecting you from all those inconveniences. Apple Messages is doing something massive for the public, and it is to avoid junk or spam texts from unknown numbers or addresses, especially those with system-generated content.
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Tesla Gigafactories: Elon Musk Says It's Losing Billions of Dollars on Berlin, Texas—Why?
Tesla Gigafactories are losing money, and its big boss confirmed it. Tesla's Gigafactories are massive, and it requires a significant budget to work and continue its operations for the world, primarily as it aims to bring the many electric vehicles it promised on its erection.
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Hubble Space Telescope Data Led SwRI Scientists to Sulfur Residue on Jupiter's Europa
NASA's Hubble Data provided insight to what scientists discover now. The Southwest Research Institute scientists are now looking into their discovery of Jupiter's Europa, the icy moon of the giant planet in the Solar System that showed signs of sulfur residue.
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Elon Musk Calls DISH’s 5G ‘Super Shady and Unethical,’ Affects Areas with Less Coverage
Elon Musk is going after a rival internet provider, and it is against Dish's 5G. Elon Musk is not holding back on this new issue that Starlink faces, and it is with DISH Network's 5G aims to bring a significant 12 GHz coverage to users that would affect its services.
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Terminator May Soon Land in Verdansk, ‘Call of Duty’ Teases Crossover
Call of Duty is collaborating with a robot sent back to eliminate... enemies. "Call of Duty" is looking at a new crossover that will massively change the game, and it is with the arrival of the "Terminator" to the game.
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Blockchains are Decentralized, but DARPA’s Study Thinks it is Vulnerable to Centralization
Blockchains are famous for being decentralized, but it is vulnerable. Blockchains are famous for being decentralized tokens and entities on the web. Here, cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) also come into the setup that it is not controlled by a single entity.
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Pluto Moon: Scientists Explain Charon's Red Cap, NASA New Horizons Data
Lab data is combined with NASA New Horizons to identify where Pluto's Moon came from. Pluto's moon, Charon, has a red cap, and there are many possibilities for how it originated according to the many theories brought by studies and other data.
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Volvo Semi Truck Tests Out Hydrogen Fuel Cells, Boasts of 600 Miles of Range
Volvo is focusing on a hydrogen fuel cell for its semi trucks, and it is an alternative to fossil fuel.
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3D Bioprinting: Customizable Wood Products from MIT Researchers Aim to Zero Waste
Imagine having a specific shape you need, without cutting wood and throwing scraps. 3D Bioprinting is the key to getting one's needed objects like wood and wants to avoid wasting ready materials that manufacturers would cut for one's specific needs.
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‘Metaverse Standards Forum’: Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and MORE Join Together for Interoperability
The Metaverse Standards Forum is not a regulatory body, rather a way to work together soon. The Metaverse Standards Forum is a newly-built organization from some top companies focusing on the new digital space.
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Tesla Model Y, Model 3 Are the ‘Most American-made’ Cars, Elon Musk Says It is Unknown to Public
Selected Tesla EVS are the most American-made cars in the country, but it remains unknown. Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 gained another recognition for the electric vehicles, ranking at the top of the list of the "Most American-made" cars in the country.
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‘Dune: Spice Wars’ Multiplayer Mode Arrives, Game Adaptation is On Sale via Steam’s Early Access
If you are a fan of "Dune," then this might be for you. "Dune: Spice Wars" is the latest game adaptation by developers to the famous science fiction novel that saw its multimedia release from many studios and producers.
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Plant-Based Food Wraps to Avoid Germs and Protect the Product? Avoid Plastic Pollution
Plastics are overrated, let the plants protect your food. Plastic waste is a massive problem in the world, but it is one of the most important materials that will help to protect food and shield it from harmful germs or bacteria that may lead to spoilage or diseases.
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Mysterious ‘Blue Blobs’ Present a New Star System; Data from Hubble, VLA, Chile Telescope
A new star system comes from the discovery of these mysterious blue blobs. In space, many unexplained objects and sightings have caught researchers' and space telescopes' eyes but have no initial answers to what it is.
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Fitbit Charge 5 Activity Tracker Bug: Fix is Coming Soon—What to Expect
Worry not Charge 5 users, a fix is coming from Google. Fitbit is bringing its Charge 5 to a new fix, and it will answer the bugs that infiltrated the device that prevents it from properly keeping the logs for the activity tracker that a user does daily.
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Razer Kishi is $45 Off on Amazon; This is Not A Drill—Is It Time to Upgrade?
Upgrade to a better mobile phone gaming controller now, and save a lot. The Razer Kishi is one of the top mobile phone controllers for gaming available in the world, and it provides a wireless connection that holds the device into one seemingly gaming console.
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Tesla Cybertruck: CGI or Real? Twitter User, Musk Tease Electric Pickup Prototype
A video appeared online, and the prototype brings ice cream for all. The Tesla Cybertruck is not yet here, but there are many models and prototypes that the company made for the electric that are available in its showrooms and to the public.
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Apple iOS 16: ‘Automatic Verification’ to Bypass CAPTCHA, Websites Authentications
The iOS 16's Authentic Verification aims to help users that are hassled by website needs. Apple's iOS 16 is on its way to bringing a new feature that would make people's lives easier, and it is through a rumored "Automatic Verification" that would help in many smartphone accesses.
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‘Overwatch 2’ Is it Better than the First Game? Activision Blizzard Fixes These Things
Overwatch 2 is aiming to be better, and Activision Blizzard is making it right. "Overwatch 2" is shaping to be the game that people expect them to be, and first impressions of the game already bring its difference from the original title released in 2016.
