Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple iPhone 14 Emergency SOS: Satellite Tech Helps Utah Students Trapped in Canyon Expedition
It is a win for all iPhone 14 Pro users that already has an Emergency SOS via Satellite tech on their devices.
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‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Villain Rumors: New Iconic Character from ‘Time of Contempt’ Novel Coming to Netflix
A new villain is coming to The Witcher Season 3 on Netflix, and it is from its faithful adaptation of the novel.
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Apple Mac: New Desktops Leak from macOS Find My App, Is it a Revamp to its PC Developments?
Apple has greatly focused on its laptops and CPUs but this time, leaks claim it is focusing on the desktop.
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China: 6G Tests over Terahertz Allegedly Achieves 100 Gbps Download Speeds
In a test for mobile connections in the future, China has allegedly tapped in the power of 6G with its tests on THz.
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US 2024 Elections: New Voting System Soon to Launch Testing to Ensure the Sacredness of Democracy
Democracy's forefront is voting the public officials to lead the country, and the country aims to protect it.
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CryptoWatch: Intel Discontinues Mining Chip, Bitcoin's Rise, and FTX's Reboot
Crypto may be back on track now, including the giants who fell from before to their lowest points. Cryptocurrency is celebrating some wins in the past week and is also seeing some who have fallen, with CryptoWatch giving you a round-up of the top stories which made waves previously.
Twitter Verification Checks for Dead Celebrities? It Says ‘Subscribed’ to Twitter Blue
Twitter verification is seeing dead celebrities retain their blue checks, and this is not under the legacy checkmarks.
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Apple iPadOS 17: New Rumors Claim these iPad Models can No Longer Upgrade Once it Drops
WWDC 2023 is bringing the new iPadOS, and brace for its unsupported models to no longer update. A new rumor has dropped the ball for the iPad model and its upcoming future, one where claims are saying that these models will no longer support or update to the latest operating system for Apple's tablets.
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Google Bard Launches New Feature that Will Help Users Code, For Generation and Debugging
Google's generative AI, Bard, is now helping people to write codes, also explaining it for them.
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Tesla Defends Autopilot Malfunction Lawsuit, Jury Sides with EV Company After Deliberation
A lawsuit from 2020 showing the flaws of the Autopilot finished deliberating and its jury sides with Tesla.
‘Diablo IV’ Server Slam to Let Gamers Get Early Access to Game this May, Ahead of Launch says Blizzard
A limited part of the upcoming Diablo IV will give users another early access via Blizzard's Server Slam.
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‘Community Solar’ for Renters in America Helps Make Clean Energy Available in the Market, as per DOE
The Biden Administration is making clean energy accessible for all, and it is through community solar.
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Amazon Prime Video Dialogue Boost Arrives on Video Streaming for Clearer Audio
Amazon is introducing a new way for you to hear better when watching with Prime Video. Amazon is introducing a new way for users to hear clearer audio for its Prime Video streaming services, and this is with the new "Dialogue Boost" that would be available to all users soon.
T-Mobile ‘Phone Freedom’ to Help Users Get Out of Binding Contracts and Trade-in Phones via UnCarrier
T-Mobile will help you get out of a contract but would ask you to subscribe to their program. T-Mobile is offering users a way to get out of a binding contract from other telco companies' plans, under its new "Phone Freedom" program to help users in a bind and wants a change.
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Twitter is Removing Legacy Blue Checkmarks for Users Who Does Not Pay for its Subscriptions
Twitter is now removing legacy checkmarks for users who did not subscribe to its service. A dreaded moment in Twitter is finally here, and the company has begun its crackdown on the legacy blue checkmark to remove the verification on their profiles.
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Apple Reality Pro, AR/VR Headset, is Set for WWDC June Launch, Testers Amazed with New Tech
Early testers were amazed with the Apple Reality Pro, and there is a good chance it would launch by June.
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Google DeepMind to Develop the Company’s AI Advancements, New Division to Bring Better Tech?
Google DeepMind is looking to develop the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning for the company.
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Top 5 Reasons to Choose a Pen Testing as a Service Provider
Different threat actors' exploitation starts with an unchecked factor within your system. Pen testing helps mitigate them.
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‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II’ Available for Free for a Limited Time—What to Expect?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is letting gamers experience it for free for a limited time says Infinity Ward.
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Bitcoin is Rising from the Ashes, But Should You Invest In It Again?
Bitcoin is seeing an iconic rally in today's market but is it a sure investment? The top cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin, is back to its former glory and has risen through the ashes of when it was previously burned and fell to its lowest value last year.
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Range Rover is Going Electric with a Midsize SUV Coming in 2025 with $18.7B Budget to Develop
Range Rover will feature a new midsized SUV in an all-electric form, with Jaguar Land Rover allotting massive budget.
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Google Fi Wireless: New Rebrand to Bring Better Features, Adds 7-Day Free Trial via eSIMs
Google revamped yet again its Fi cellular networks that is now offering a free trial for eSIMs. A new rebrand is taking place this year for Google Fi, and this service is now called "Google Fi Wireless" which highlights the latest features and capabilities of the company's cellular network.
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Reddit to Make AI Pay for Accessing its API, Learning from Post Archives from Human-Generated Content
Reddit is not closing its doors for AIs and LLMs to learn from the content made by humans for 18 years and counting.
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Purdue University Goes Digital with Student IDs via Apple Wallet’s Blackboard Integration
Apple Wallet student IDs may be the future of credentials, now starting with Purdue University. The world is going digital and it will center on devices to bring users access or credentials with Purdue University focusing on the Apple Wallet app to house its student IDs for their access and entry to the campus.
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Snapchat My AI ChatGPT Integration Expands to All Users, Live Location Sharing Also Arrives
Snapchat introduces new features today, and one is centering on making its ChatGPT integration available for all.
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Netflix Games to Add 40 New Titles this 2023—Is TV, PC Gaming Also Coming?
Netflix is looking to expand more of its games, with rumors also closing in on its cloud venture. The latest development on Netflix centers on its new password-sharing crackdown and its shutdown of its DVD rental service, but the company is also looking into launching more games for its latest focus.
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FDA Approves Another COVID-19 Booster Vaccine for 65 Years and Older—When is it Available?
The latest mRNA COVID vaccine booster formula is now approved by the FDA for the older adults. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently approved a new COVID-19 vaccine booster recommended for its inoculation among older adults, aged 65 years and older.
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Instagram Allows Up to 5 Links Posted on Your Bio, Mark Zuckerberg Announced—To Oust Linktree?
Link in the bio will no longer require you to use Linktree and other services to feature multiple sites.
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Intel Discontinues Blockscale Chips Made for Bitcoin, Crypto Mining—But Why?
Blockscale chips were made for Bitcoin and crypto mining, but it is now seeing an end. Intel introduced the world with the Blockscale 1000 series which was meant to help the dwindling supply of GPUs back in 2022 when the shortage was widespread.
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NASA Rhessi, 660-lb. Satellite, is Re-Entering the Planet with 'Low' Chances of Harming People
An old and defunct satellite is re-entering the planet and its landing place remains unknown. An old and defunct 660-lb. satellite is set to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere and make a landing back on the planet this Wednesday night, and NASA confirms it is the more than 20-year-old satellite, Rhessi.
