Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA Curiosity Rover: Pure Sulfur Crystals Found on Mars, What Does This Mean?
NASA's Curiosity rover made a significant discovery of sulfur crystals, which was the first in its Mars exploration.
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Samsung: Google Messages Now Priority in US, Phases Out Samsung Messages
Samsung US is now prioritizing Google Messages and has begun the phase-out of Samsung Messages. The latest from Samsung US is now prioritizing Google Messages over its self-developed app, Samsung Messages, and will use the new app as the default messaging platform for its Galaxy smartphones.
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Horse Manure Power: Electricity, Heat Can Be Sourced From Poop
Horses' manure is better at providing electric power and heat. Manure is regarded to be the best natural fertilizer for farms, but the ones from horses may have more purpose apart from enriching one's harvests, with a new study claiming that it can be transformed into power.
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FiiO Unveils DM13 CD Player Like Sony’s Discman, After Rebooting the Cassette Player and Walkman
FiiO debuts its latest retro tech, the DM13, which is a play on Sony's Discman, following the Walkman reboot.
Meta Quest Roadmap Leaks 3 New Headsets Coming Soon—Here’s the Scoop
Meta Quest's roadmap has been leaked, and three upcoming headsets from the company have been unveiled.
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Blue Origin Unveils ‘Landing Legs’ for Reusable New Glenn Rocket—Not Like SpaceX?
Blue Origin unveiled its new 'Landing Legs,' which is meant for its New Glenn reusable rocket.
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Nintendo Announces New Switch Joy-Con Charger, Does This Mean Switch 2 Gets Delayed?
Nintendo introduces a Switch Joy-Con charger amidst rumours behind the Switch 2. The latest from Nintendo is a Switch first-party accessory that offers a way to charge the Joy-Con controllers without the need to attach them to the console.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is Coming to 10 Countries Only—Why?
Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold will only be available in 10 countries. It is only several weeks before the Made by Google event which will deliver the Pixel 9 lineup this August.
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Netflix’s Password Sharing Crackdown Hinders Platform Growth—Should It Be Allowed Again?
Netflix's subscription growth is now at a standstill because of its password-sharing crackdown.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 Modding Tools to Bring More for Players, Including Its Availability on Console
Baldur's Gate 3 will soon include modding tools, allowing for more creations and increasing console availability.
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Spotify’s AI DJ is Now Bilingual with New Voice and Dialect; Livi for Spanish and X for English
Spotify brings a new voice and dialect to its AI DJ, adding Livi as the Spanish option. The next-gen AI DJ on Spotify's music streaming platform is now expanding with a new voice and dialect, adding the Spanish language as one of its choices for the experience.
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Meta’s New Multimodal AI Model May Not Launch in the EU Amidst Regulator Clash
Meta's upcoming multimodal AI model may skip the EU because of regulatory issues. The upcoming multimodal AI model from Meta may be skipping a massive region in the world, and this is with the European Union, amidst the current clash with its regulators.
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NASA VIPER Moon Rover Canceled, To No Longer Look for Ice on Lunar Surface
NASA has cancelled the VIPER program, which is known for its moon rover that would supposedly look for ice on the satellite.
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Apple Intelligence is NOT Powered by OpenELM, Apple Claims After YouTube Training Issue
Apple is now denying that Apple Intelligence is using OpenELM, particularly as a new issue erupted behind the model.
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NASA, SpaceX Crew-9 Mission Open Registrations to Watch Upcoming August Mission
NASA is now inviting the public to join the SpaceX Crew-9 mission, with registrations now open. Heads up, content creators. NASA is now opening up its registrations for influencers who wish to witness the upcoming SpaceX Crew-9 mission that will launch no later than next month.
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PlayDoge Crypto on the Rise, Presale Nearing $6 Million But Market Still Struggling
PlayDoge is the hottest memecoin on the market, and its presale is already soaring in this struggling market.
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Fortnite x Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Crossover Coming? Creator Teases Possibility
Fortnite and Scott Pilgrim may be the crossover you need. Crossovers on Fortnite are already a given, but its next one is unexpected as a teaser behind its next collab would be with Scott Pilgrim vs.
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Mercedes-Benz, Starbucks Team Up to Bring EV Charging Stations with 400kW Speeds Across Interstate 5
Mercedes-Benz and Starbucks are now teaming up to bring EV charging stations across I-5. Mercedes-Benz is now expanding on its EV charging stations across Interstate 5, now teaming up with Starbucks to deliver 400kW electric vehicle chargers available to access.
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Elon Musk: X, SpaceX Headquarters to Move to Texas From California—Why?
Elon Musk is planning a move to Texas with X and SpaceX's headquarters. It seems like Elon Musk has already had enough of California for the operations of his companies as the renowned tech CEO is looking to move X and SpaceX's headquarters down to Texas soon.
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Google’s Gemini is Now Accessible via Android’s Lock Screen, But Only With ‘General Questions’
Google now offers Gemini AI access to Android's lock screen, but there are limitations. A new way to access Google's Gemini AI is now available, as the internet company now makes it available via Android devices' lock screens, an upgrade from previous experiences.
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Xiaomi Mix Flip Phone Unveiled—Here’s What to Expect for its Friday Launch
Xiaomi's Mix Flip is now unveiled ahead of its Friday launch, and here's what it brings. The latest and upcoming foldable smartphone from Xiaomi was revealed by the company ahead of its launch, with the Mix Flip now revealed in its full glory for the world to see.
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Apple iPad Mini 7: Refresh to Fix Previous Problems; What to Expect?
The next-in-line for Apple's small tablet is the iPad Mini 7, speculated for a refresh to the lineup.
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BEWARE: Facebook Ads Bring Fake Windows Themes Hiding Malware
Facebook ads are now advertising fake Windows themes that are hiding malware. A discovery found on Facebook ads is advertising fake Windows themes that are hiding malware, and downloading these files would lead to one's computer being infected.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Open Beta is Coming This August—What to Expect?
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Open Beta with multiplayer is now confirmed by Activision Blizzard. The latest announcement from Activision Blizzard confirms the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Open Beta access for gamers worldwide, offering a significant experience with a multiplayer campaign also coming.
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Porsche Macan EVs to Bring Rear-Wheel Drive Variants, Lighter With Increased Range
Porsche Macan EV will also offer a rear-wheel drive variant, making it more lightweight. German car manufacturer, Porsche, has announced two new variants for the Macan EVs coming alongside its launch, with these new variants centering on a rear-wheel drive configuration.
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Google Pixel 9: Free Gemini Advanced 1-Year Subscription Reportedly Coming; What to Expect?
Google will reportedly offer Pixel 9 buyers with a free 1-year subscription to Gemini Advanced. The next smartphone release from Google, Pixel 9, will reportedly feature the company's top-tier AI model once it isreleased, with a 1-year Gemini Advanced subscription to be available for free to buyers.
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Apple 2nm Chips Coming to iPhone 18 in 2026, Not for Next Year’s iPhone 17 Series
Apple's 2nm chip development would not arrive until 2026's iPhone 18, not for 2025's iPhone 17.
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Meet Stadler’s FLIRT H2: The 1st Hydrogen-Powered Train to Operate in the US Starting This 2024
ZEMU, a.k.a. Stadler's FLIRT H2, is the US' first hydrogen-powered train and will operate starting this year.
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Dune-Inspired Spacesuits Can Recycle Urine Into Drinking Water—How Does It Work?
Dune-inspired next-gen spacesuits can recycle urine and turn it into drinking water for future missions.
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YouTube Music Brings Sound Search Like Shazam, Generative AI Radio Now in Experiments
YouTube Music offers two new features now: Sound Search and generative AI radio. A new feature is rolling out now on YouTube Music with the 'sound search' made available to all users of the platform in the United States, for Premium subscribers to access.
