Articles by Isaiah Richard
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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.
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Samsung to Fall Short on Smartphone Production? Insider Information Reveals—Why?
Samsung is reducing its production, and it is for many reasons. Samsung is looking at a massive change in its operations, and it would be to reduce its production number for its smartphone ventures this year compared to its numbers from the previous years.
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Apple Analyst Speculations: iPhone 14’s A16 Chip Is Not So Different From A15 Bionic, So Is The M2
Apple's CPUs are not getting a major upgrade, and it may underwhelm the public. Apple is looking at new chips for the upcoming release of its famous devices, including the iPhone 14 and a new MacBook Air this 2022.
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Twitter: Deboosting Elon Musk’s Fans? Tech CEO Thinks It’s the ‘Algorithm’
Twitter's algorithm is not so genius, and there may be a change soon. Twitter may be in the process of deboosting users on the platform when they reply to Elon Musk, and several people think that it is going against the fans of the tech CEO.
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Amazon Cloud Cam Permanently Disables Operations, But Company is Providing Free Echo, Blink Mini
Amazon is bidding farewell to the Cloud Cam, but it is providing an alternative. Amazon Cloud Cam is no longer operating, and the company is disabling its operations for all users, despite it being operational as a device that people use as a camera for their security needs.
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Stablecoins Now Falling? TerraUSD Blockchain’s Drop is a Massive Threat to All
Stablecoins are called "stable" for a reason, but not anymore. Stablecoins are facing a massive threat in the current cryptocurrency market today, and it is because of the bearish market that the world is currently seeing now.
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Is Elon Musk Partnering with Schools? One Starlink Internet Enough for Hundreds of Students
Starlink may be partnering with schools to provide quality internet for students. Elon Musk may be looking at partnering with schools in his recent tweet as he announced that his company that focuses on a satellite internet connection will bring a different venture now.
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Joby Aviation Gets FAA Approval for Air Taxi Service—When’s the Flights Starting?
Joby Aviation is greenlit to the project, but there are no flights yet. Joby Aviation already received what it has been waiting for in its operations and testing of its aircraft.
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‘Resistance’ Series Coming Back to PS4, PS5 As Rating Leaks its Return to the PlayStation
Insomniac's Resistance is making a come back, and it is through the new PlayStation experience.
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NASA James Webb Telescope: Exoplanet Covered in Lava Oceans is the Next Target Research
Nope, it is not the Sun, rather an exoplanet with lava for its water bodies. NASA came across a new peculiar object in the distant space, and it was not the Sun but rather an exoplanet filled with lava oceans that make it look like a giant ball of gas that centers the Solar System.
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Sony is Pushing ‘Horizon,’ ‘Gran Turismo’ Live Action Series to Streaming Companies—Any Takers?
Sony's PlayStation wants streaming giants to create a series for its games. Sony is looking to dive into the new media, and it will be through the streaming shows and series that a lot of people also prefer over games alone.
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Xbox ‘Keystone’ is a Streaming Device for Console Games, But When Is It Coming from Microsoft?
Xbox Keystone is only a project now, but it promises game streaming for all devices. Imagine turning a device that is eligible to read a USB Type-A or Type-C input and turn it into a gaming setup immediately with a plug-in streaming device from Microsoft.
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Android Beta 13.2.1 Now Available: Bug Fix for Pixel and MORE
Google released the beta for Android 13, with version 2.1 coming for all. Smartphone operating systems are now on top of each other when releasing new content as multiple versions are coming in now for both Android and Apple.
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Instagram Server Down, Intermittent Outage Happening Country Wide—Issue Persists for All
Instagram is down, but it is intermittent and would not be the same issue for all. Instagram is seeing a server down on its operations today. Still, there seems to be no fix at the moment as there are different people that experience another issue per region or device.
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‘The Callisto Protocol’ Brings Josh Duhamel to Play ‘Jacob Lee’ In its Game; Says its Like ‘Dead Space’
The Callisto Protocol is expanding its cast, and it brings veteran Josh Dumahel to the game. A new horror space game is coming to the world, and it talks about the latest title from Striking Distance Studios called "The Callisto Project.
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Blue Light is Dangerous Says Experts—Here’s How to Protect Yourself
Blue Light filters and dark mode are here for a reason. Blue Light is one of the most dangerous things that users may experience every day, as it is a form of light energy that is the highest among the rest.
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NASA Psyche Mission to Delay Due to Glitch; SpaceX Falcon to Bring it to ‘Metal World’
NASA's Psyche is a new mission towards a "Metal World." There are water worlds and rocky worlds on the planet and in outer space, but there is one unique destination that NASA is looking into, and it is with a metal world.
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Google Docs Updates: New Features Arrive for the Online Document Platform, Available for All
Google Docs provides a new update, and it helps with everything you need. Google Docs sees a new update from the Mountain View giant, and it will help the use of the platform to see better features and functions.
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Clearview AI in Schools? Aims to Prevent Incidents like in Texas, Focusing on ‘Clearview Consent’
Clearview AI is looking to make its presence felt in schools for extra security. Clearview AI is now looking into bringing its technology to schools in the country, particularly with its facial recognition systems and tech that will help them identify students and every person that comes in.
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National Reconnaisance Office Funds BlackSky, Maxar, and Planet's Earth Observation Tech
The United States' NRO is now funding Earth surveillance tech from private companies. The country's National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is providing massive funding to companies that focus on Earth Observation technology in their recent ventures.
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Jack Dorsey Officially Exits the Twitter Board—To Focus on ‘Block’ Alone
Jack Dorsey is no longer a part of the Twitter Board, and it is expected. The founder and former long-running CEO, Jack Dorsey, already announced that he is exiting the Twitter Board of Directors at a meeting last Wednesday, May 25.
