Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Nintendo to Bring ‘Minecraft’ Amiibo for All—When’s the Release Date?
Nintendo plans to bring the Minecraft Amiibo for all, soon releasing for the world. Nintendo announced that it is releasing a new set of amiibo, and it will focus on the two additional "Super Smash Bros.
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Robots from DNA? Researchers Developed a New Machine for Membrane Proteins
Nano-robots will soon help in activating membrane proteins, helping in significant biological processes.
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EV Tax Credit to Return for Tesla, GM, Toyota? New Senate Bill On the Works, With a Catch
Tax credits are coming back for Tesla, Toyota, and GM, but there is a lot it needs to fulfill. There is an ongoing proposal from the Senate that, if it turns into a bill, companies like Toyota, Tesla, and General Motors would soon receive electric vehicle tax credits for their car sales in the future.
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Meta: Facebook News US Publishers to No Longer Receive Compensation for Uploads Online
Meta and Facebook are ceasing to pay for news uploads to US publishers, but why? Meta no longer offers monetization, payments, or compensation for US publishers for their pieces, works, and uploads that make up its Facebook News tab on social media.
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Gmail Unified Interface: New Look is Coming for More Users, What to Expect on the Latest Google UI?
Gmail is debuting a new look for all, and it aims to bring a lot for its users. Google is giving something new to its users, and specifically, it is with Gmail's new unified interface that the company aims to bring to the world as a unique experience for the mail application.
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Russia is Extending its Stay on the ISS until 2028—To Continue Missions Until Time Comes
Russia's space head is taking its word back and is extending its stay on the international station.
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Apple iMac 27-Inch: M1 Max Chip with Black Finish Last Year? Source Say There Was a Prototype
Apple has a prototype for the 27-inch iMac that featured the M1 Max, but it was not the iMac Pro. There was allegedly a supposed iMac with a 27-inch display and M1 Max chip that Apple created last year as a prototype, and it features a black finish for the device.
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Google Chrome: Privacy Sandbox Testing to Expand in August—Goodbye Third-Party Cookies
Google's Privacy Sandbox is committing itself to a more secured Chrome and it is expanding. Google Chrome sees a new update and expansion for its Privacy Sandbox initiative that will bring more security for all users, as well as eliminate the third-party cookies in their use.
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Transverse Aeolian Ridges: What are These? Blue Ripples Seen on Red Planet
Transverse Aeolian Ridges on Mars? What is it all about? There is a peculiar object on Mars, and it is known as the Transverse Aeolian Ridges that is seen on the Gamboa crater, and it presents a different color that opposes that of the "Red Planet.
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Meta Within Acquisition: FTC Blocks Purchase, Brings Antitrust Lawsuit on Company’s VR Venture
Meta is now facing a lawsuit on what is supposedly a new acquisition. Meta's plans to acquire "Supernatural" VR workout app creator, Within, gets a block from the Federal Trade Commission and is facing a significant dispute on the purchase.
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GM, LG to Build 3 EV Factories in the US from Energy's $2.5B Loan—What Locations?
GM and LG got a boost for their battery EV productions, and they are not wasting any second on this.
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Apple iOS 16 iMessage: Edit History Display ‘Ghost Texts’ on Previously Sent—Unsend Also Arrives
The iOS 16 brings the world new features, even in iMessage's features long-awaited by fans. A new feature for the iOS 16 arrives in its release of the fourth betas seeding for the iPhone and iPad.
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Elon Musk New Philosophy: Universe Curiosity, Multiplanetary Life, Interstellar—SpaceX to Deliver Sub-Lightspeed?
The top billionaire wants a new philosophy in the future and it is towards more space missions, with SpaceX.
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National Cross Atlantic Communications Day: How Did Technology Evolve Now?
Before, you have to physically deliver a note or telegram, but now, it is instant. The world would not be around if it were not for the many communication advancements through the years, and yes, it includes one that delivers it through word of mouth as it still brings messages to others.
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Apple Devices to Switch to USB-C? 5 Products are Ditching the Lightning Pins, and Other Input Methods
Apple's devices are switching to USB-C, and it will soon be universal for the new connections. Apple is getting massive rumors regarding its new devices that will switch to USB-C connections, and the information points to five devices under the company's releases available for all.
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Instagram to Focus on Photos As Much as Videos, Reels; Mosseri Responds to Backlash from Kylie Jenner, and MORE
The public and its influencers have spoken, and Instagram responded. Instagram and its CEO, Adam Mosseri, recently responded to a backlash that trended online, and it came from famous personalities and influencers, including Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Chrissy Teigen, and more.
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Meta Quest 2 VR Price Increase: $100 More for Headset Without Any Upgrades or New Features
Meta Quest 2 VR is seeing a price increase for its headset, but it is still the old device. There is a price increase coming for all the variants of the current Meta Quest 2 VR headset, and there are no significant changes or upgrades for this version of the wearable tech.
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'Digimon': Where Did Those Monsters Come From? Director Reveals After All These Years!
Where did those monsters come from? Don't tell us from Japan... "Digimon" is one of Japan's most extensive multimedia and video game franchises, but its lore or origins of the monsters that roam around in the wild are unknown to many.
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Apple-1 Prototype: Now in Auction, Claims to be 'Steve Jobs' Original'—Bid Now at $278K
Allegedly, it is the first demo unit that Steve Wozniak hand-soldered to make it work. The Apple-1 Prototype is one prized possession and is now available in an auction house for sale.
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Elon Musk Wishes Russia ‘Bon Voyage’ on its International Space Station Exit on 2024
Russia is exiting the ISS in two years, and Elon Musk wishes them good travels. Elon Musk is wishing the cosmonauts, Roscosmos, and Russia "Bon voyage" on their announced exit from the International Space Station that will take place in two years.
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Nintendo Switch Games Offer Free Switch Online 12-Months Subscription on GameStop—What Games?
Get new games and an online subscription in one for the Nintendo Switch via GameStop. GameStop is offering everyone a chance to own a Nintendo Switch game, as well as a Switch Online subscription for 12 months in their current offers on the platform.
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NASA Invites Creators to Watch the Artemis I Mission Launch in Person, Livestream the Event
NASA is inviting content creators and influencers to apply and join the Artemis I launch. NASA is now inviting content creators and influencers to watch the Artemis I mission and its upcoming uncrewed launch for the world, focusing on showcasing it to different platforms and audiences.
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Google Pixel 6a Security Issues: Fingerprint Is Not Accurate, Allegedly Unlocks Phone for Unregistered Users
Google Pixel 6a just released, but it is plagued with security issues. Google's Pixel 6a is the latest smartphone shaping up to release from the company, and it offers a budget smartphone that now faces reports regarding security issues from its in-screen fingerprint scanner.
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Tesla Standard Connectivity: No More Lifetime Connection, Eight Years Use Before Subscription Need
It is still free for eight years, but after that, either purchase a new car or subscribe to the service.
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Meta: Facebook Videos Monetization with Licensed Song—Features Post Malone, Tove Lo, and MORE
Creators get monetization as long as they use the licensed songs available in their library within legal bounds.
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Apple Store Time Machine: Revisit Iconic Retail Stores' Opening Days in a 3D Immersive Experience
The Apple Store Time Machine is bringing you back to the glory days. The Apple Store Time Machine is an application that users may freely download. It is a 3D immersive experience that will take them back to grand launch days for specific devices in four iconic locations in the country.
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GM Receives Joint Venture Loan for $2.5B on Battery-Cell Production from US Energy, Previously Tesla
General Motors is getting a boost in their production from the US Energy Department. General Motors is set to receive a joint venture loan from the United States Department of Energy for its battery cell production that mainly focuses on the Ultium power packs from the company.
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Jetfuel from Bacterias Eating Amino Acids? Researchers Discover New Biofuel Source
Biofuel for jets and aircraft may soon help avoid mining, as bacterias are enough. There is a new player in town, and it is the form of biofuel building blocks that would help bring more energy density for rockets and aircraft from bacteria or antifungal molecules.
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‘The Last of Us’ x ‘Fortnite’ Crossover is NOT Happening Says TLOU Director—Rumors are False
Fortnite is a good game, but The Last of Us is not open for a crossover. There was a prominent rumor back then that talked about "The Last of Us" and "Fortnite's" crossover that would incorporate the elements of both games into the experience.
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HBO Max: ‘Game of Thrones’ in 4K HDR Coming Soon, Is It Worth It?
'Winter is Coming' to HBO Max, yet it's only the Summer season. HBO Max is offering a treat for all fans of the beloved series, and it is to stream the entire "Game of Thrones" television show in 4K HDR, which is a first in the company's offers.
