Articles by Isaiah Richard
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‘Final Fantasy XVI’ PS5 Bundles, Themed-Controllers, Console Cover Dropping Soon, What to Expect
Final Fantasy XVI is coming soon, but Sony is also looking to debut console bundles and accessories to complete the experience.
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LG Gram SuperSlim Debuts, Lighter and Thinner Compared to the MacBook Air—What to Expect?
LG Gram's new release centers on the SuperSlim, and it is one lighter and thinner device. Technology is sizing down nowadays, but more are asking for larger screens to give them better displays on their use of the device, and this is what LG did exactly with the Gram SuperSlim.
Qualcomm Snapdragon Gaming Update Helps Reduce Mobile Battery Drain for a Worry-Free Experience
Qualcomm Snapdragon is allowing users to enjoy a mobile gaming experience with less worries. Qualcomm's Snapdragon is looking to expand more opportunities for gamers to enjoy mobile gaming through their devices powered by the company's chips.
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Agility Robotics' Digit Warehouse Bot Collapses After 20+ Hours of Live Demos, Claims 99% Success Rate
Agility Robotics shared a video of their robot collapsing after more than 20 hours of live demo. A new video that shows off what its robot can do was posted by Agility Robotics, centering on the Digit warehouse bot, which after more than 20 hours of doing live demonstrations for those watching it, collapsed on the ground.
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Virgin Galactic’s VSS Unity is Back, Another Test with Humans Soon Before Commercial Flight Offers
Virgin Galactic is improving the VSS Unity for future commercial space missions. After almost two years of grounding the spacecraft for its development and flight readiness, the VSS Unity has recently completed its glide test on Spaceport America that marks its return for future missions.
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Microsoft Edge Sends Data to Bing for Every Visited Website, Raising Privacy Issues
Microsoft was recently discovered to have been sharing every visited website to its search engine. A newly discovered privacy issue on the Microsoft Edge browser is enraging users because it sends every website visited by a user on the platform to the Bing search engine, turned on by default unless a user toggles it off.
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Top 5 Service Desk Software in 2023
Ensure all communications and concerns are in an all-in-one system for a streamlined process. The growth of the interconnected world has given significant development in handling company communications and operations, including the so-called service desk.
‘Fortnite’ Chapter 4 Season 3 Leaks: Desert or Tropical Theme Coming, New Design for Island?
Fortnite is looking to shake things up for the Island, one that would focus on a new environment. A new chapter and season are coming to "Fortnite.
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Japan's ispace Moon Mission New Evidence: Crash Landing on the Lunar Surface After Being Lost
The supposed historical moment for Japan and ispace is now believed to have crash-landed on the moon.
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GM and Hyundai are Saddling Up With South Korean Companies for New EV Battery Plants
GM and Hyundai are two of the latest companies which announce their plans to create EV batteries with South Korean partners.
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Google I/O 2023: Event Date Revealed, Here’s What to Expect—AI, Pixel Fold, and MORE
Google's I/O 2023 event is confirmed for next month, and many expectations are already set. The most anticipated event from the renowned Mountain View-based tech giant, Google, is coming, and I/O 2023's dates were already announced by the company coming next month.
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EU’s Digital Services Act Names Tech Companies That Must Follow its Latest Rules; Violators To Be Fined
Europe's new internet rules under the DSA's initial implementation designate its first set of tech companies.
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Colorado's Right-to-Repair Law Signed by Governor, Also Covers Agricultural Equipment
Right-to-repair allows the public to access parts without any restrictions from manufacturers. In a win for Colorado's general public, its Right-to-repair law was already signed and approved by its governor, and this will give them access to parts and manuals to carry out the fix for themselves.
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Bitcoin Whitepaper Disappears From macOS 13 Beta Despite Saving Previous Versions
Bitcoin's whitepaper was previously hidden away in macOS files, but not anymore. The top cryptocurrency in the world started with a whitepaper, and it details information necessary to its existence that will encourage users to invest in it, but now it disappeared from the macOS 13 beta.
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Data Backup Software for Enterprise: Cost-effective and Automated With Raysync
Fast and large-file transfer also needs backup, and with the right software, you can get the ball rolling in no time.
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Coinbase is Suing the SEC for Almost a Year Over Lack of Response on Petition for Crypto Industry Regulation
Coinbase wants the answer that would clarify further operations and moves of the company. The famous crypto exchange platform from Brian Armstrong is taking the fight to the U.
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Google Authenticator to Sync to Your Google Account in case Your Device Gets Stolen
Google offers a way for the general concern of losing one's device with the Authenticator app. The Google Authenticator app designates one device to bring you all your OTP needs, but if that gets stolen, it is a problem before, but it will no longer be thanks to this new update from the company.
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StabilityAI Introduces the StableLM: New Open-Source Tech for Creating Text Generators and MORE
StabilityAI brings their latest language models via open source tech to hash it out with ChatGPT. The latest breakthrough from StabilityAI is its new large language model suite, an open-source innovation from the team called "StableLM," with promising features and capabilities in its alpha form.
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Apple AR/VR Headset, Reality Pro, is a Promising Device with Many Features, Available Apps at $3,000
Apple is gearing up for the launch of its AR/VR headset with many features to enjoy for all. Apple is allegedly on the verge of introducing its much-awaited AR/VR headset known as the "Reality Pro," and there are now claims that the device would cost users up to $3,000 for it.
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BMW Digital Car Key Plus is Now Available for Android via Pixel and Samsung—Access Car with Smartphone
BMW is offering users a way to use their smartphones to authenticate their cars. A famous feature for the iPhone and iOS has landed in the Android operating system now, and it is BMW's Digital Car Key Plus that expands its capabilities to other users.
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China is Creating a 'Hyperloop' to Connect Shanghai and Hangzhou, Turning Elon Musk's Concept to Reality
Trains passing by a vacuum using magnetic levitation to bring speed and reduce drag is coming to China's Hyperloop.
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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.
