Articles by Isaiah Richard
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China Develops a Flying Submarine Drone that is Capable of Crippling Defense Aircraft Carrier Fleet
Sources say that it is a significant new technology that is powerful in both air and sea. There are reports regarding a flying submarine drone from China, and Chinese sources claim that it is one notable piece of equipment that is capable of crippling aircraft carrier fleets in the seas and oceans.
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Meyers Manx 2.0 is Releasing as an Electric Dune Buggy—Classic Goes Modern with Clean Energy
The old design is fitted with an electric drivetrain and battery, with the car assembled and not as kits.
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Giant Magellan Telescope is Completing Soon Thanks to Recent $205M Funding, Future of Space Surveillance
The largest telescope ever built is finishing up its final phase for its future use. The Giant Magellan Telescope is the largest telescope ever built, and it is soon finishing construction thanks to the recent $205 million funding that it received from the international consortium that pledged to the cause.
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Former Twitter Employee Charged in SF Court for Espionage, Aiding Saudi Arabia and Other Charges
Using your position on Twitter and receiving gifts after is one massive crime, for up to 20 years maximum.
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‘Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ Announces Delay, Developers Move Launch to Later—Still Coming for 2022?
The new Marvel tactical RPG gets a delay from Firaxis and Take-Two Interactive. "Marvel's Midnight Suns" is bringing a new game to the world, but recent announcements bring sad news for all as it is seeing a delay for its supposed release date on October 7.
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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked: Coming this August, New Smartphones to the Lineup—What to Expect
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event is coming with new gadgets for all. The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event is coming this August, and it is giving the world new smartphones for their use that will upgrade the current lineup that the South Korean tech company has available.
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EV Tax Credit: No Car is Eligible Due to Li-On Batteries from China—No Inflation Reduction Act?
Electric vehicles present now are going to find a hard time in getting tax credits for customers. Electric vehicles get tax credits for their purchases because it is an incentive for people to transcend to clean energy technology and avoid any further damage to the environment.
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iOS 16: Battery Percentage is Now Available in the Status Bar—Number is Inside the Battery Symbol
The iOS 16 is giving users more information on their battery without swiping up the Control Center. Apple is giving the world more information about their use of the iPhone, and it is now available through iOS 16 and help the world know more about their devices.
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3D Bio-Printer? Artificial Human Embryos for Organ Harvest is the Next Goal for Renewal Bio
They intend to create artificial human embryos for their organs and use them for transplant. A 3D bio-printer may be something that one hears about from science fiction movies and media but it is something that is the next technology development in medical needs.
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Artificial Pancreas for Diabetes: New Development Prevents Scar Tissue Buildup on New Implant
This way, the implant would be effective and avoid infection that would bring greater problems. A new device that researchers developed aims to bring a new artificial pancreas that is more suitable as an implant for the body, focusing on diabetic patients that need the organ.
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Underwater Treasure Drone: Going 33 Feet Deep to Look for Goods in the Seabed
A startup is focusing on looking for treasure using an underwater drone. An underwater drone is now searching the deep waters for treasure and other artifacts that it may recover on large bodies of water.
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Bandai Namco Teases ’Tekken 8’ with Kazuya, Revealing Limited Details last EVO 2022 Event
Last EVO 2022 is not only a feat for eSports, but also with Bandai Namco's Tekken teaser. Bandai Namco gave the world a significant teaser for its next game in the famous franchise, with limited details regarding "Tekken 8," focusing on the future installment of the franchise.
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Apple Tells Taiwanese Suppliers to Avoid 'Made in Taiwan' Labels, In Compliance to China Law
Apple is complying with Chinese regulations on its shipment to China. Apple is reportedly asking its Taiwanese suppliers that there is a need to be careful in labeling products made in the country, especially regarding the China-Taiwan dispute on its territories.
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EU's Artificial Intelligence Act is Moving Towards Countering the Risks and Dangers of AI
AI is said to ruin lives, but Europe is not letting that happen. Artificial Intelligence is one of the leading technologies in the world, but there are certain risks and dangers it poses for everyone that will use it or the systems that depend on it, according to experts.
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August Sturgeon Moon: Last Supermoon Clashes with Perseids—When to Watch
The August Supermoon with the Sturgeon full moon is the last of four this 2022. The August Sturgeon full moon will be the last Supermoon of 2022, and it presents a significant astronomical event for the world to witness in the coming days.
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CryptoWatch: Beware of Fake Jobs from Crypto Hackers, Solana's Heist, and Pictet's Potential
Last week was massive for cryptocurrency, with many real-life happenings taking place on its behalf.
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SpaceX Polaris Dawn Mission: Set to Launch by December with Company's Historic Spacewalk
The Polaris Dawn is the world's first commercial spacewalk from SpaceX. SpaceX is going for a spacewalk and it will feature a historical mission for the world as it will bring four civilians to do the job, being the world's first on the event.
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Elon Musk Challenges Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal on Public Debate Regarding Bot Count
The online world is awaiting the modern-day 'Clash of the Titans' with tech CEOs' debate.
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Facebook BlenderBot 3: Meta's AI Chatbot Now in the Works—Wants Help from Users to Train it
Facebook has a new AI chatbot and it is up for the public to train it for its better use. Meta announced that there is a new system from Facebook, and it is the BlenderBot 3, the latest AI chatbot from the company that will be going to life on the social media platform.
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Samsung’s One UI 5 Beta to Arrive for 7 Countries—Where Is It Available?
Samsung is only selecting several countries for its One UI 5 Beta. Samsung is seeing a One UI 5 Beta testing for several countries, and it will be taking place in selected nations by the South Korean tech manufacturer to try its latest user interface version.
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Perseids Meteor Shower: Peak is Coming at the Worst Time this August—Why?
The Perseids Meteor Shower would not be much of a show due to this cosmic occurrence. The Perseids Meteor shower is an annual tradition for the world, as it so happens that the Earth is completing a full circle and going to the region of the old space rock that saw the destruction.
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Intel Meteor Lake to Launch on 2023, No Delays for the New Computer Chips
Intel Meteor Lake is not seeing any delays for its soon release. Intel is not having any delays for its computer chip production as the Meteor Lake is coming for next year, and not seeing any skips that would have the technology available for 2024.
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‘Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’ Confirms Leaks on Gym Battles—Players Disappointed?
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet bring either a disappointment or a boost to their games. "Pokemon Scarlet and Violet" is seeing new information for its upcoming content, bringing the world a new experience for its gym battles that will soon give them the experience for the gamers.
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National Blogger Day: Celebrate the Platform that Made Online Sharing Available for All
One of the top commercial blog platforms is celebrated today, focusing on its possibilities for many.
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New Chip Powers LiDAR Beam Steering—Uses Silicon Optical Phased Array for Multiple Purposes
A smaller Silicon chip that focuses on LiDAR beam steering is now cheaper, thanks to research. Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have developed a way to make a chip that focuses on LiDAR for beam steering smaller and more affordable for its multiple uses in different applications.
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NASA James Webb Sees Jupiter in Burning-Like Glow—What is Happening?
The NASA James Webb Space Telescope captured Jupiter in a different light. The NASA James Webb Space Telescope encountered the gas giant, Jupiter, in a different glow and color, and it is unlike the usual look of the largest planet in the Solar System.
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Terabase Solar Farm Gets Backing from Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy—Robot-Built Sustainability
Terabase gets a significant support from Bill Gates' clean energy investment firm. Terabase is a rising solar farm company that gained significant support from one of the tops known clean energy fund investing companies from Bill Gates, Breakthrough Energy Venture.
Instagram NFT Launches to 100 Countries—Mark Zuckerberg’s Little League Baseball Card as First Token
Yep, the tech CEO made his child photo as an NFT for Instagram. Instagram is launching its NFT service and experience to more than 100 countries and bringing the feature available to many people.
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HBO Max, Discovery Plus to Merge to One App—Warner Bros Discovery CEO Confirms for Summer 2023
The Warner Bros. Discovery merger is also combining its streaming app for next year. HBO Max and Discovery Plus are merging into one streaming platform, and it will focus on its parent companies' merger that focuses on the Warner Bros.
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PlayStation Sale: Game of the Year Titles on Massive Discount This August—‘God of War,’ ‘Hades,’ and MORE
Do not miss the sale on the acclaimed titles for the PlayStation. PlayStation is focusing on new offers for their critically-acclaimed titles, particularly those that the company named "Game of the Year," and some of them are on sale now.
