Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Intel Partners with Qualcomm to Create Chips, Roadmap Shows Venture in Computer, Smartphone CPUs
Intel has partnered with Qualcomm to create chips, and it has been confirmed via the Intel Accelerated roadmap showcase.
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Tesla Q2 2021 Earnings: $1.1 Billion Profit in 2nd Quarter Alone, $660 Million More than Expected
Tesla's Q2 2021 earnings are a record high, having as much as $1.1 billion revenue for the second quarter.
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Google Privacy Sandbox Initiative Moves to 2023, Chrome to Stop Collecting Cookies Soon
Google Privacy Sandbox Initiative Sandbox moves to 2023 for Chrome Cookies to stop being collected; why?
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Blue Origin Offers $2B to NASA for Lunar Lander Mission, Covering Missing Funds Against Winner, SpaceX
Blue Origin has offered $2 billion to NASA, an attempt to secure the Lunar Lander Mission against SpaceX.
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'Halo Infinite' Preview is Coming from 343 Industries, and It Would Focus on Battling With Bots
Halo Infinite's preview is coming soon, and 343 Industries are planning to do it with bots. "Halo Infinite" was reportedly coming, and it would be a "Technical Preview" that 343 Industries was rumored to soon be debuting in the coming weeks.
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Are Smart Airconditioners Great Investment to Stay Cool This Summer? Avoid Getting Heat Stroke Inside Your Home
Are Smart Airconditioners a great investment this summer? Let's weigh down the options. Summer of 2021 has officially begun last June, and it has recorded several hot days for the country, especially on places below the equator.
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Jump-Start an Electric Car: Is It Possible? Here's a Way on How to Do It
Jump Start an Electric Car? Can you even do that? Here's a possible way to do it in case of emergencies.
NASA Ingenuity Totals 1-mile of Flight After 10th Successful Mission in Mars—More Flights Soon?
NASA Ingenuity has gone more than what is expected of it, with the 1-mile flight achievement of the helicopter.
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Windows 11 Update: Microsoft Apps are Getting Upgrades Including Paint, Photos, PowerToys, and MORE
Windows 11 Update is rolling app upgrades for known Microsoft Apps, having the modern design it should have.
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Steam Deck Features: 30fps Mode Helps Save Battery Life from Valve, But When Will It Release?
Steam Deck's features offer a 30fps mode which would help save battery, but is it worth the drop?
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LOOK: NoteAid AI Project Can Help Increase Medical Literacy of Patients, Provide Explanation to Jargon and Terms
NoteAid AI is a project that can help people better understand their medical records, without the need for another doctor or clinic consultation.
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Amazon is Hiring a Blockhain Expert—Would it Soon Accept Cryptocurrency Payments on its E-Commerce?
Amazon is hiring a blockchain expert, and it signifies that it would soon dive in to cryptocurrency payments.
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Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Official Video Game: Free to Play on Xbox Gold, Steam this Weekend Only
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 has an Official Video Game, and it is free to play this weekend for Xbox and Steam.
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SpaceX is Going to Jupiter: NASA Selects Falcon Heavy for Europa Clipper Mission, To Look at Suitable Life Conditions
SpaceX is going to Jupiter as NASA selects the Falcon Heavy for its Europa Clipper Mission, soon launching.
[Viral Culture] How These People Became Memes: 'Hide the Pain Harold,' 'Disaster Girl,' 'Gavin,' and MORE
How did these people become memes? Get to Know "Hide the Pain Harold," "Disaster Girl," "Gavin," and MORE.
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'Dead Space' Remake Returns with Game Franchise from EA—What Makes The Hype Significant?
Dead Space Remake is making a return from EA, and fans are jumping off their seats for this announcement.
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Jack Dorsey: Leading Cryptocurrency is 'Key' to Twitter's Future—Features to Soon Incorporate Coin
Jack Dorsey thinks leading crypo, Bitcoin is the Key to Twitter's Future, and it would soon be seen in the company.
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Social Media to Face Penalties After Suspension of Section 230, If Anti-Vaccine Posts Get Boosted
Social Media companies are doomed to face penalties for boosting Anti-Vaccine posts, as lawmakers suspend Section 230.
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Apple Spatial Audio Not Working for iPhone XR, iPad Mini 5, iPad 8th Gen and Below, Says Support Document
Apple's latest Spatial Audio reported not working for the iPhone XR and below, as revealed by its support document.
'MAGAcoin' is Growing, Claims it Already Created 75 Million Coins—But Users at Risk for Data Breach
MAGAcoin is growing and has created 75 million coins for all its users, but all are subject to a data breach.
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Lil Uzi Vert Buys 'WASP-127b,' Grimes Confirm First Human to Own A Planet and its Bigger than Jupiter
Rapper Lil Uzi Vert is buying "WASP-127b" and Grimes confirm he's the first human to own one, once its completed.
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WAXP NFT Sees Massive Rise in the Industry, But Trails Behind Axie Infinity—What Is It?
WAXP is another NFT protocol and platform where one can buy, sell, and trade tokens, alongside Axie Infinity.
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Facebook Anti-Vaccine Groups Call Themselves 'Dance Parties' to Avoid Detection; Other Codes Under Investigation
Facebook's anti-vaccine groups got clever by calling themselves "dance parties," and they also use code names.
FTC is Pro 'Right to Repair' for US to Mandate, Biden's Recommendation Might Soon Be Passed
The FTC is pro "Right to Repair," and it soon might be a US Mandate that Biden's administration would approve.
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Apple iOS 14.7 Fixes Bugs Found in WiFi, Vulnerabilities of iPhone from Possible Security Breaches
Apple's iOS 14.7 is the latest release of patch that aims to answer all the problems of the device.
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SpaceX Super Heavy Design Features 'Full and Rapid Reusability,' Long Way from High Payloads—Elon Musk
SpaceX Super Heavy Design is Full and Rapid reusable only, not "fully and rapidly"—What's the difference?
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Clubhouse Exclusive No More: Public Beta Now Available for Everyone, No More Invite-Only
Clubhouse's Exclusive feature is no longer existensial, as the public beta opens the door for everyone.
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Nintendo Switch Online SNES Games July 2021 Include 'Claymate,' 'Jelly Boy,' and 'Bombuzal;' Now Totals to 107 Titles
Nintendo Switch Online is back with the SNES Games for July, a buzzer beater for this month. Nintendo Switch Online has released the list of SNES Games to join its library for July 2021, and it may be late for this month, but it still packs a lot of excitement for retro game lovers.
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Freedom Phone: Website Looks Sketchy, Is It Safe to Buy Without Knowing the Specs?
Freedom Phone Website may be sketchy, but would it be enough to stop free-speech fanatics? Freedom Phone's website was having doubts about the legitimacy of the product it sells, and it raises concerns and questions about the device, especially as no specs are available on its selling page.
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Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Protects Less Against the Delta Variant; Experts, CDC Claim
Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine was found to protect less against the Delta Variant. Should people be worried?
