Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Amazon Leo to Power In-Flight Wi-Fi Soon, Challenging Elon Musk's Starlink—Report
Amazon Leo's satellite internet service could be powering future in-flight Wi-Fi for airline companies in the future, according to a report.
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Shazam Launches 'Popular Segments' Feature Which Highlights the Attention-Grabbing Parts of a Song
Apple's Shazam launches the Popular Segments feature which aims to highlight song moments that grab your attention.
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Apple AirTag 2: 5 New Features Are Reportedly Coming, But When's the Release Date?
The Apple AirTag 2 is reportedly coming with next-gen upgrades, but its release date remains a mystery until now.
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YouTube TV Plans Are Coming Next Year Featuring Genre-Specific Bundles to Choose From
Google unveils YouTube TV's new plans that will soon deliver genre-specific bundles to choose from come next year.
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Spotify Tests AI-Generated 'Prompted Playlists' as Part of Its Next Music Personalization Upgrade
Spotify's AI-generated playlists, which are known as Prompted Playlists, are currently under testing on the platform.
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Apple iPad 12 Rumor: A19 Chip from iPhone 17 to Power Next-Gen Base Model, Says Report
The next-generation iPad is getting a massive chip upgrade with the iPhone 17's A19 processor, according to a report.
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Reddit Rolls Out Verification Test Phase Beginning With Public Figures
Reddit has started testing its verification program, starting with accounts of public figures on the platform.
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Meta Updates Facebook with Simpler Feed, More Streamlined Look, New Features Like Instagram
Meta shared an update for Facebook which nearly overhauls the app to make it simpler and easier to use like Instagram.
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Google Extends Pixel 9 Pro Repair Program For Faulty Display, Free of Charge for Eligible Devices
Google extends the Pixel 9 Pro repair program, which will be free of charge for those suffering from faulty displays on eligible devices.
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Apple Is Launching Two New MacBooks Next Year to Revolutionize the Lineup—Report
Apple reportedly has two new MacBooks slated for 2026 that are aiming to bring something new to the lineup.
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Uber Launches Kiosks for Ride Booking Without the App, Available in New York's LaGuardia Airport
Uber is rolling out physical kiosks to help the public book rides without the need for their phones or apps.
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'Mario Kart World' DLC Is Reportedly Coming From Nintendo; Announcement Coming Soon
Fans are speculating that a Mario Kart World DLC is coming from Nintendo, with an announcement coming soon.
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'The Boys' Video Game Confirmed for the PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest—What to Expect?
Amazon Prime Video's hit television show, The Boys, is getting a video game adaptation coming to the PS5 and Quest VR.
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TikTok Brings Shared Feed, Collection to Expand Collaborations Among Friends, Family
TikTok has shared a new update that delivers the Shared Feed and Shared Collection feature to the app.
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Apple, Google Partners to Make iOS-Android Switching Easier, But When Will It Arrive?
Apple and Google are teaming up to develop an easier iOS-Android switching feature that users may use.
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Netflix Plans to Continue Licensing Warner TV Shows to Rivals like Apple TV
Netflix will continue to license Warner TV division's shows and IPs to rival platforms, including Ted Lasso on Apple TV.
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ICEBlock Developer Sues Trump Administration After Takedown From Apple App Store
The developers behind ICEBlock have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for being allegedly behind Apple's takedown of the app.
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'Resident Evil Requiem' 2nd Playable Character Leaks via GameStop, And It's Not Leon Kennedy
A new leak involving Resident Evil Requiem reveals the 2nd playable character in the game, unveiled by GameStop.
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Rivian Rolls Out Full Support for Apple Wallet, Turning iPhones into Keys to Unlock EVs
Rivian has rolled out full Apple Wallet support that will allow unlocking EVs using iPhones as keys.
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X Retaliates by Banning the European Commission's Ad Account, Claims They're 'Deceptive' Too
X has clapped back against the European Commission by banning their ad account on the platform and calling them deceptive.
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iPhone 17 Pro's Night Mode Portrait Is No Longer Available—Why Did Apple Remove This Feature?
Apple has quietly removed the Night Mode Portrait feature of the iPhone 17 Pro, leading many to wonder why this took place.
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Next Meta XR Smart Glasses Are Launching in 2027, Need More Time For its Development—Report
Meta's next mixed-reality smart glasses are set to launch by 2027 as the team needs more time for its development.
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New 'Star Wars' Game Could Debut at The Game Awards, Says Rumors—Here Are the Possible Titles
A new rumor suggests that a Star Wars game is set to debut at The Game Awards 2025, but this remains unconfirmed.
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'Resident Evil Requiem' New Trailer May Arrive at The Game Awards After Recent Showcase Confirmation
A new trailer for Resident Evil Requiem may be arriving via The Game Awards after Capcom confirmed their attendance.
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Netflix, Warner Bros. Agree to $83 Billion Deal; Streaming Giant to Acquire HBO Max and More
Netflix may soon acquire Warner Bros. for $83 billion, with the deal encompassing both HBO and HBO Max.
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X Hit With First EU Digital Services Act Fine Worth $140m For 'Deceptive' Blue Check Verification
Elon Musk's X now faces a whopping $140 million fine from the EU's Digital Services Act for its blue check verification.
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'Call of Duty: Black Ops 7' Removed This Fan-Favorite Map—Will It Ever Return?
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has removed a fan-favorite map and there is no information yet on when it's coming back.
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Epic Games Store Announces First Free Games of December 2025 as Part of Its Holiday Giveaways
The Epic Games Store has unveiled the first free games for December 2025 that are part of its holiday giveaways.
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Meta Launches AI-Powered Support Assistant for Facebook, Instagram to Fix Flawed System
Meta has launched its new AI-powered support hub featuring an AI assistant meant for Facebook and Instagram.
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Elon Musk: Tesla FSD 'Text and Drive' Is Now Available Despite Being Illegal in Some States
Tesla FSD's Text and Drive feature is now available, according to Elon Musk, but some states still classify it as illegal.
