Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA Ingenuity Helicopter: Will It Survive Mars' Winter Season? Dangers Coming
Winter on Mars is different from the Earth, and the spacecraft may have a hard time. Mars is already on its Winter season cycle, and the Red Planet is famous for the season because of its extremely cold environment that would not have any shelter or modern technology to put on a heater.
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NASA, SpaceX: Astronaut Missions to the ISS Expands Five More Times
NASA and SpaceX are looking at a continued venture with the Commercial Crew program. NASA is looking to partner with SpaceX five more times in the coming months, as they bought several new spaceflights for future missions and said that there is a contract with the company.
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Google Pixel Watch Reportedly Gets 24 Hours of Battery for a Single Charge—Is It Short?
Google's Pixel Watch only gets 24 hours of battery life, and it may dismay some. Google's Pixel Watch is a new device, and there are no massive spec sheets regarding the wearable technology yet, as it is still an unreleased device from the company.
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Super Nintendo World Brings the ‘Mario Kart’ Ride for Everyone—Is It a Coaster?
Those crazy Koopas need stopping, and Mario zooms to the finish with you. Super Nintendo World brings a new experience to its massive complex inside Universal Studios Hollywood's layout, and it is with the new "Mario Kart" ride that is available for everyone to experience.
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What is it Like to Work in Tesla? Elon Musk Says ‘No Ivory Tower Stuff,’ Everyone Are Workers
Tesla's work environment is different from any other workplace, and Musk says there is no special treatment.
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Best USB-C Hubs for MacBooks, Chromebooks, and MORE
MacBook and Chromebook USB ports limited? It's time to get a hub. USB-C is the latest connector that brings a massive connection for all, and it allows rapid charging and fast transfer of files due to its technology, coming from the different approaches it took to get here.
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Valve’s Steam Deck Docking Station Gets a Delay—Will it Affect Console Manufacturing?
The Docking Station is a good way to display and charge, but users would have to wait. Valve Steam Deck is a console that brings many features for all, and the company themselves is making the accessories available by selling them or providing 3D blueprints to print them for the users.
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Apple Safari Sees 1B Global Users, But Is Not Enough to Beat Chrome and Microsoft Edge
Safari is seeing a wave of users on its platform already. Apple's Safari reached a new milestone for its services, and it is because the web browser got a massive 1 billion userbase, with many people using the service for their needs.
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Google Messages Turns Off RCS to Avoid Unwanted Ads in India—Is This an Outage?
RCS is experiencing a problem, so Google turned it off. Google Messages responds to a crisis by turning off one of its featured services for the application, the RCS, that supposedly makes texting better in the service.
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Lunar Rover and Asteroid Mining Startups Gather $25M for Their Ventures in Space
Lunar Outpost and Astro Forge are prepping for the future of space exploration. Space startups need massive funding to bring their work to the public for all their needs, and the focus of these companies is to bring many advancements in space for the world to experience.
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Garmin 995 Forerunner: Solar Power Watch Needs No More Batteries—How Much?
No need to charge or change batteries with this timepiece. Garmin 995 Forerunner is a smartwatch that does not need a charge from wires or a battery to power its process, as it draws electricity from one of the most powerful objects in space, the Sun.
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OpenSea Former Executive Gets Lawsuit for Insider Trading of NFTs—Regulation Coming?
No to insider trading, even if it is NFTs and OpenSea is serious about it. OpenSea is taking its insider trading offenses seriously. Even though it is through a new form of a digital collectible known as NFTs, it would charge against an employee or person.
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Cancer Patient's Liver Preserved Outside the Body for 3 Days to Repair, Transplant is a Success After a Year
Yes, organs may survive after being taken out, and put back in with this intricate work. Usually, organs do not survive being out of the body for too long, especially if they are not put into special containers that will help them survive the transport from one place to another.
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Facebook 'Stock Ticker' to Change to 'META' to Go With its Name Change
Facebook is officially taking a leave, as Meta is going with a new ticker. Facebook changed the company name to Meta last October 2021, and the company focused on everything in the virtual world regarding this, and it did not look back ever since.
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Texas Social Media Censorship Gets Blocked by US Supreme Court—First Amendment Rules
Texas did not get its approval for the law, no one is getting reinstated to social media. Texas pushed for its HB20 law, a regulation that will remove social media censorship in the state and prevent Big Tech companies from banning people on the platform for the things that they do.
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Netflix Password-Sharing Flops in Peru says Reports, No Notifications and Strict Compliance
Netflix focuses its venture on password-sharing now, but it did not go well on its test. Netflix is cracking down on users who use one subscription to multiple accounts and locations not in the same household together or not part of a family.
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Scriber: Creator Subscription Platform to Support, Get Exclusive Content—Backed by The Jonas Brothers
Subscribing to a platform is a drag for some, but what if you get exclusive content directly? Scriber is a new platform that launched earlier today. It focuses on bringing people a creator subscription feature that will give them access to exclusive content from their favorite artists.
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Windows 10 LTSC Enterprise: Should You Install? What is the New OS All About?
Windows 10 LTSC is a version that only provides the essentials, but what will you lose? Microsoft brought a Windows version that only features essential systems in place for the computer operating system, and it will not install several pre-built applications that come along with regular versions.
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SpaceX Celebrates 10th Anniversary of the COTS 2 Mission—Dragon’s First Successful Flight to the ISS
SpaceX will not be a renowned space company now if it wasn't for the COTS 2. SpaceX has reached a milestone in its spaceflight. The company marks its 10th anniversary since it took flight with the COTS 2 mission aboard the Dragon spacecraft, headed towards the International Space Station.
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‘Fortnite’ Championship Series to Return In-Person Competition in November—Epic Game Announces
FNCS is coming, and users can compete or watch in person now. The "Fortnite" Championship Series (FNCS) is coming back this 2022, and Epic Games ensures the public that everyone that will join and watch will be able to go in-person to its upcoming event.
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National Autonomous Vehicle Day: Take a Chill Pill and Thank the Manufacturers for a Solid Drive
Cruising down the street in an autonomous car surely preps you for a relaxing time ahead. Autonomy is a gift for all, and it helps bring a relaxed and safe experience that will allow users to chill and enjoy the drive.
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Teleoperation, Remote Control Operations, Is It Secure? Researchers Ensure It Is
New AI discoveries that will determine if the operation is going as planned. Teleoperation is a method where surgeons use robots to do precise cutting and procedures.
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Disney+ to Debut New Shows this June—Will It Handle the Load?
Disney+ previously crashed on WandaVision's premiere—did it upgrade servers already? Disney+ will soon add new shows this June, and it will be a massive list of new titles to come for the company's streaming service, bringing different options to watch for the entire month.
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Google Pixel 7: Prototype Already Available in eBay? Phone is Releasing This Year
A prototype of the Pixel 7 appears on eBay, is this the real deal? Google Pixel 7 is unknown to many, but there are many speculations regarding the new device from the massive tech company to release this year.
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AMD Frontier Powers US Supercomputer: Achieving Exascale Performance; Strongest in the World
US is back in the top, and it is thanks to AMD's Frontier for its supercomputer venture. AMD helped the United States create a supercomputer under the "Frontier" project, and it is now the most powerful system in the world.
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Elon Musk: 2029 is a ‘Pivotal Year’—AGI, People on Mars, SpaceX Mission, and MORE
A lot will happen in 2029, and Elon Musk's venture will have significant stakes by then. Elon Musk is talking about a year where all of the technology and innovations from his companies and many more will come together, and it would be in 2029, calling it as far as a "pivotal year.
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The Witcher: Monster Slayer: AR Game’s Relevance in the Past Year; Updating Soon
The Witcher has an AR game. Have you heard of it? "The Witcher" series is a famous game franchise that came from short stories and became a prominent title among fans and enthusiasts to enjoy on console or PC.
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Pompeii Skeletons Provided Answers to its Ancestors, Rome's Diversity During the Time
Researchers were able to map its DNA and genome, and answers a long-sought after answer. Pompeii's devastation due to Mount Vesuvius' eruption in the 79 A.
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Apple M2 to Arrive by June’s WWDC 2022, But AR/VR Headset Is Not Coming
Apple is looking to bring the WWDC 2022 with new hardware, but not all under speculations. Apple's WWDC 2022 is coming this June, and it is also bringing some hardware for the upcoming event that will get the best of the company's production with its top chip.
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Apple TV+'s Prehistoric Planet Brings Stunning Look at the Past—Should You Binge?
If you enjoy looking at what the Earth was, this is definitely for you. Apple TV+ is looking at success with its nature documentary film that the world enjoys right now, and it is a reasonably accurate one in depicting those that lived far beyond the humans' birth to the world.
