Articles by Isaiah Richard
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XChat to Launch on iPhone, iPad Next Week—Is the Messaging App Secure?
XChat is X and Elon Musk's answer to end-to-end instant messaging apps, now coming soon to iOS. But is this standalone app secure?
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Tesla Is Reportedly Working on an Affordable Compact Electric SUV
Tesla is shifting its work back to its EVs, with a cheaper compact electric SUV reportedly coming.
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ChatGPT's New Pro Plan Offers $100/Month Subscription, Cheaper Than Previous One
ChatGPT's newest Pro plan is now offering a cheaper $100 per month subscription, which may be more affordable to more people.
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Google Meet Rolls Out Speech Translation to Mobile Version—Here's How to Use It
Google Meet on mobile now has a feature that offers a way to translate speech, so you can better understand who you're talking to.
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Instagram Now Allows You to Edit Your Comments After Posting, But There's a Catch
Instagram is now allowing users to edit the comments on user posts after they already posted it, but there's a catch to it.
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PlayStation 6 Handheld Leak Hints on Device's Power, Performance
A new leak involving the report PlayStation 6 handheld console provides hints regarding its power and performance.
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'Pokémon TCG': Pikachu Is Losing Out as the Most-Graded Character Against Another From Kanto
Pikachu is close to losing out as the Pokémon TCG's most-graded character. But which Pokémon is close to overtaking it?
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iPhone 18 Pro Camera Control Button Is Getting a Revamp, Says Reports—What's Changing?
Apple is changing up the iPhone 18 Pro's Camera Control button by providing a simpler design, according to reports.
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Meta Muse Spark Model Debuts Reasoning Capabilities for Meta AI in Superintelligence Labs First
Meta Superintelligence Labs' first model, Muse Spark, is now here to provide reasoning capabilities for Meta AI.
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Samsung Galaxy Trifold Restocks in US Online, Retail Stores—Is This the Final One?
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold is being restocked in the United States, but questions are arising on whether or not this may be the last.
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YouTube Shorts 'AI Avatars' Easily Adds Your Face, Voice to Videos via Live Selfie
AI avatars on YouTube Shorts now look and sound like the users, allowing everyone to easily add themselves to videos via Live Selfie.
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Sony's 'The Playerbase' Puts Players Into PlayStation Games Starting With 'Gran Turismo 7'
Sony has started a new initiative called The Playerbase where players get to join PlayStation games as in-game avatars.
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Vision Pro Steam Link App Now in Beta, Will Offer New Gaming Experiences for the Headset
The Steam Link app for the Vision Pro is now in beta and introduces new gaming experiences for the headset.
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iPhone Fold Is 'On Track' For Apple's Fall Event Alongside the iPhone 18 Release, Says Analyst
An analyst has claimed that Apple's foldable iPhone is no longer getting delayed and is joining the iPhone 18's release.
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Google Chrome Brings Vertical Tabs, Immersive Reading Mode to Desktop Version
Google adds massive new features to Chrome's desktop version that now allows vertical tabs and fullscreen mode.
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X Photo Editor Tweaks Images Before You Post, Comes With Grok AI Features
X now has a functional photo editor with Grok AU features that allows users to edit their images before posting it.
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Anthropic 'Project Glasswing': AI Cybersecurity Initiative in Collaboration with Apple and More
Anthropic's Project Glasswing is their latest initiative to improve cybersecurity using AI in partnership with the likes of Apple.
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NVIDIA's DLSS 5 AI Trailer Now Taken Down on YouTube—Is It Because of AI Use Violations?
NVIDIA's DLSS 5 teaser that many have described as an "AI trailer" has recently been taken down on YouTube.
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'Star Wars Eclipse' Is Still Years Away, Says New Report—What Is Happening With Its Development?
An insider has shared a new claim regarding Star Wars Eclipse's development, and it does not bring good news.
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'Resident Evil Requiem' Final Boss Almost Looked Like This, According to Leaked Photos
Resident Evil Requiem's final boss, Victor Gideon, could have looked very different, according to leaked photos.
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Waymo Stopped Testing Robotaxis in New York City—What Happened?
Waymo's New York City operations are in shambles, with its robotaxi service now over. Here's what you have to know.
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Meta Smart Glasses Can Track Nutrition Data By Watching What You Eat in This Latest Update
Meta's smart glasses have received a new update that helps track nutritional data by watching what you eat.
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Google Photos Adds 'AI Enhance' Button to Easily Refine Images With a Tap Alongside New Tools
Google Photos rolled out an upgrade featuring a new AI Enhance button as well as new tools that can be used.
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Netflix Playground Debuts New Ad-Free Gaming App for Kids on iPhone, iPad
Netflix has announced Playground, a new ad-free gaming app for kids available on the iPhone and iPad.
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The End of Console Gaming: Analyst Predicts Expensive PS6, Next-Gen Xbox May Kill the Industry
Console gaming may be at its last legs should the PlayStation 6 and next-gen Xbox debut a super expensive pricing.
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Microsoft Says Copilot Is For 'Entertainment Purposes' Only in Terms of Use, Can Still Make Mistakes
Microsoft's Copilot is meant for "entertainment purposes only," as stated in its terms of use, and it can still make mistakes.
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Apple CarPlay Adds Three New Apps via Latest iOS 26.4 Update; WhatsApp Beta Coming Soon
Apple's CarPlay adds three new apps to enjoy on the infotainment connectivity platform via the iOS 26.4 update.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Leaks Claim Return of Lost Classics, Including 'Aegis Wing'
Xbox Cloud Gaming may be offering classic games in the future, according to claims made by online leaks.
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Samsung Messages to Shut Down by July In Favor of Google Messages App
Samsung will no longer use its Messages app by the second half of 2026 as it will favor Google's Messages app instead.
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NASA Artemis II Astronauts Use iPhone 17 Pro Max for Moon Mission—Here's Why
NASA has given the Artemis II crew with iPhone 17 Pro Max smartphones to use in their latest mission.
