Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Where Should You Put Your WiFi Router? Here Are Tips to Maximize Internet Signal at Home!
No more interrupted gaming, downloads, and streaming soon. There are many places to put a WiFi router, and one can even place it in one's room to get the most out of the service and connection.
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Dogecoin is Back in 10th Spot, Elon Musk to Keep Supporting, Buying Crypto
Dogecoin is one of the most successful meme crypto, and Musk is one avid supporter. Dogecoin is one of the many top cryptocurrencies in the world, and it is currently in the top ten, to be exact, as its significance is back again after quite some time.
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NASA Perseverance Rover Discovers Mysterious Rock on Mars, Scientists Astounded on Formation
NASA's Perseverance Rover captured an image of a rock, and you would also be questioning its physics.
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CryptoWatch: El Salvador is Hopeful in Bitcoin, But Will Cryptocurrency Prevail?
Cryptocurrency is at a rough patch, but hopefuls think it will prevail. CryptoWatch is here to give you the top news regarding cryptocurrency in the past week, and there are massive developments in the blockchain industry, as there are considerable changes in the market now.
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WhatsApp New Features: Group Calls to Give More Control to Host, Like Zoom and Others
WhatsApp has new features on the app, and it is like video conferencing apps like Zoom. WhatsApp has new features available for users, and the Meta brand is famous for bringing new features frequently for its many users to enjoy while using the app.
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TikTok, Oracle Aims to Keep User Data Secure, Doubts Still Remain on China Access
Doubts remain, but TikTok and Oracle are promising to be better in their data access. TikTok and Oracle promise the regions in the Western Hemisphere and the Oceania area that their user data are still exclusive to the country and is not available in China's leading company currently.
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TNW Conference 2022: Event Highlights, Everything from the Tech Festival
The Next Web brings an event for Europe to enjoy innovations, and here's what it brought for everyone.
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Neutron Star Appears With Faint Signal, MeerKAT Radio Telescope Detects Bizarre Pulse
A neutron star with a faint signal presented itself to a team of researchers. A neutron star manifested among researchers, and it is one that is bizarre for it brings a faint signal that is slow compared to other space objects that are of the same category.
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NASA James Webb Space Telescope: Soon to Bring a Better View of the Universe, Information for All
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is only getting started. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is not yet at its prime working days, and the previous research and information that the spacecraft and its systems already gathered is only a taste of what it aims to bring.
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Tesla Enhanced Autopilot: Elon Musk May Bring it Back; Cheaper Option than FSD?
The Enhanced Autopilot would handle the car more than Autopilot, but less than FSD. Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot was a feature offered by the company before, and it is the better version of the Autopilot that controls the vehicle more for its driver.
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’ Remake Sequel Coming Next Year, Comes with New Name and Trailer
Rebirth is coming for the Final Fantasy VII Remake for PS5. "Final Fantasy VII" got a new name for the remake sequel that will soon come to the latest gaming console of Sony, the PlayStation 5, with Square Enix focusing on a news release from its development.
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Physics for AI: Venture to Help Artifical Intelligence to Make Own Discoveries, But Is It Ideal?
Researchers are thinking about it, but is it the right path to take? Researchers are looking towards better features for Artificial Intelligence (AI), and every day, there are many advancements made for the technology to help its progression and assist people in their daily lives.
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Tesla Service: Problems to Get Solution from More Employees, Despite Being Untrained?
Tesla's service is facing a problem, but it is now bringing more workers to solve it. There is a crisis within Tesla, and its Service Centers face massive backlogs due to a lack of workers to focus on vehicles and not being able to deliver on its same-day repair promises for drivers.
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Ryugu Asteroid Rock Samples: Analysis Brings Initial Results, Scientists Awe in Amazement
The asteroid's rock samples from the Hayabusa 2 Mission bring astounding results. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency did not let time pass by after obtaining its samples from Asteroid 'Ryugu' via its recent Hayabusa2 mission that collected rock samples from the speeding object.
MIT Astronomers Discover a 'Multi-Planet' System, With 2 Earths Existing—Based on TESS Data
NASA's TESS data led the researchers to this discovery. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology released new research from astronomers and scholars that focus on a new multi-planet system similar to our galaxy's solar system.
Instagram: Vertical Feed Features Full Screen for Photos and Videos—Like TikTok?
Instagram is having a vertical full-screen feed coming to users' devices. Instagram is focusing on a vertical feed that would focus on an integration with a post on a full screen, and it would need to scroll up to get to the following content that fills up the entire device in its view.
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Elon Musk Leaks: Project Veritas Reveals #TwitterAllHands Interview, Exec Talks About ‘Free Speech’
Project Veritas has a tape of Elon Musk talking about his aspiration for free speech on Twitter. Elon Musk got leaked with his recent statement with #TwitterAllHands, where the tech CEO addressed employees regarding the company's future and what he wants to happen in the coming times.
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Microsoft Envision: What to Expect on the Event? Here's How to Watch
A digital event series is available to stream on demand. Microsoft Envision is an event for all, and even though it mainly focuses on innovations and ways to elevate the world with technology, it is full of insights and massive names to provide keynote speeches.
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Solar Cells for Pacemakers? Medical Technology is Getting Clean Energy
These pacemakers are focusing on providing free charging for all. Pacemakers are devices that monitor the heartbeat and aim to control the heart rate for accurate and controlled blood pumps from the internal organ to the rest of the body.
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Cadillac Celestiq EV: GM to Hand Build the Car, Invests $81M on the Project
General Motors is not taking shortcuts for this new luxury EV. Cadillac unveiled its new electric vehicle for the world to see, and it is with the "Celestiq EV" that General Motors is not taking a shortcut with its production.
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Verizon's Unlimited 5G Plan is Giving 5GB of Mobile Hotspot Data, Here's How Much to Pay
Verizon is allowing you to share your mobile data, without a charge. Verizon is expanding on its unlimited plans, and it will focus on bringing its users a chance to share their mobile hotspot data without additional costs, now coming to its 5G ventures.
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The Boring Co. is Expanding its Vegas Loop, Receives Approval from City
Its expansion would stretch the underground systems further. The Boring Company, a subsidiary of Elon Musk's group of businesses, recently received its approval to expand the tunnel systems from underneath the city, focusing on the Vegas Loop.
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Rapidly Expanding Black Hole Discovered using ANU's SkyMapper Telescope, Devours Planets
This new black hole is bigger than Sagittarius A, and can devour 1 Earth per second. A rapidly expanding black hole got spotted by researchers from the Australia National University (ANU), and it still grows in the present, as the study authors saw it using the SkyMapper Telescope in the university.
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NHTSA Data Says Tesla’s Autonomous Systems ‘Less Likely to Crash,’ Elon Musk Attests
The NHTSA said it themselves, Tesla has a safer driving system among developers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in their latest news release that Tesla's autonomous driving systems are "less likely to crash" or result in accidents based on their latest data.
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'Digital Twin' Coming Soon? Each Person May Have One Designed for Them Says Research
Humans may soon have a digital twin built for them soon. Twins in the distant future may be a thing soon because researchers predict that it is possible to design software that may act or behave like one's own likeness as part of society's progression.
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Ford Mustang Mach-E Recall: 48,000 Cars Affected by an Unknown Issue in its Batteries
Malfunctions may happen and Ford is trying to prevent them. Ford recalls massive units of the Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle, and the company suspects that it is due to a potential battery issue that may soon cause the car to malfunction.
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NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Completes 29th Flight on Mars—Spacecraft Continues Missions
The Ingenuity Helicopter is pressing on, and it gives hope to the Mars mission. NASA is continuing the flights made by the Ingenuity Helicopter for the many missions it still has left to explore the Red Planet, bringing the spacecraft more purpose than what it set out to be.
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Apple Stage Manager: Is It Not Effective for A-series Chips? Tests are Good for M1
Apple's Stage Manager for the iPad works well with the M1, but for the A-chips? Apple WWDC 22 proudly presented the new multitasking updates it brings to the iPad, particularly its new features that arrive with the iPadOS 16, which the company centers on the Stage Manager.
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MicroStrategy CEO Says It Does Not Need a 'Margin Call' on Bitcoin Loan Amidst Crypto Crash
A crash would trigger a margin call for a loan, but Michael Saylor said it would manage. MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor does not need a margin call that would trigger its "Bitcoin Loan" that the company used to safeguard when the cryptocurrency crashes in the coming future.
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Adobe Photoshop Web is Available for FREE Online—Here’s How to Access
Adobe Photoshop Web is here for everyone to access without a charge. Adobe is focusing on bringing an experience available on the internet for free access to all users.
