Articles by Isaiah Richard
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New Digital Wallet from Massive US Banks to Compete with Apple Pay, PayPal, Google Pay—Why?
These US Banks wants to rival the likes of Apple, Google, and PayPal to maintain customer relationships.
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Apple ‘Reality Pro’: New Details Revealed on Mixed-Reality Headset, Release Window, and MORE
Another report from Apple's famed analyst reveals the latest information about its upcoming AR/VR wearable.
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‘Marvel's Spider-Man 2’ Game Actor Teases 2023 Release Date Possibility from Insomniac, Sony
There is a possibility that Marvel's Spider-Man sequel is coming this year. There is a new teaser regarding the highly-anticipated "Marvel's Spider-Man 2" game from the title's main character actor, Yuri Lowenthal, who recently claimed that it is possible for it to arrive this year.
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COVID Vaccine Drink on the Works, but Will it be as Effective as Injected Doses?
A new breed of COVID vaccine is coming, and this would be ingestible. The COVID-19 pandemic is long behind us, but that does not mean it is non-existent in the world.
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Apple to Update the iPad Pro Next Year? Analysts Claim Exciting Things for 2024
2024 will be the year of the iPad, claims a famous Apple analyst. Apple has massive plans for the iPad lineup, but it will not be coming this year, as the company would not focus as much on changing things or upgrading the smart tablet for its 2023 versions.
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Buildings as Solar Generators? Heliatek Creates Ultrathin Panels to Harness the Sun's Power
This German company wants buildings to generate its needed power from the Sun. Turning buildings into solar-powered generators is the challenge, but researchers and companies are now on the verge of creating new panels that could change the way it stands out in the area.
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CryptoWatch: Coinbase's Exit from Japan, Bitzlato with Ransomware Groups, and 'Dookey Dash' NFT Game
There are massive happenings on the crypto industry, centering on many changes by companies. The cryptocurrency industry faced several changes in the last week, and it centers on the Coinbase exchange platform's exit from Japan, and the controversy that Bitzlaro faced after its partnerships with ransomware groups.
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Foucault Pendulum: Here's the 171-Year Old Invention that Proves the Earth Rotates and Spins
The invention came from French scientist, Léon Foucault, who made this almost two centuries ago. The year is 1851, and doubts regarding the Earth spinning is also a massive one, as many people argue over this activity of the planet and how it relates to other entities in the galaxy.
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Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Falls to Third Fastest Download Speed for Mobile, Loses to Android
Samsung and Google best Apple on smartphone download speeds in this latest test. Apple's top-tier smartphone release, the iPhone 14 Pro Max, loses its top spot in the latest test regarding download speeds on mobile devices.
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‘GTA Online’ Hackers Are at it Again, Insider Warns Not to Play Game on PC to Avoid Account Ban
The insider wants you to wait for Rockstar Games to address issues. The famous online game "Grand Theft Auto Online," is now plagued by hackers on its platform that could corrupt one's account and modify stats that could lead to an account ban or deletion.
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Microsoft AltspaceVR to Shut Down Soon, Why?
Microsoft is discontinuing its development and hosting of this social VR platform. Microsoft's 2017 acquired company, AltspaceVR, will soon be shut down by the company, and it will move to a new service under the software company's features.
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Musk Lawsuit Tesla Buyout: Billionaire Defends 2018 Tweet, Uses 'Democracy' as Main Argument
The Tesla buyout lawsuit for Elon Musk's 2018 tweets had the CEO on the stand. The prolific Elon Musk lawsuit for his Tesla buyout tweets back in 2018 recently went on-session in the court trial, and this required the CEO to go on the witness stand and explain his side.
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MASK Architects: Air-to-Water Tech from Solar Devices to Apply on African Safari Resort
A safari, luxury experience design shows that it can also be sustainable and environment-friendly. A company called MASK Architects from Italy and Turkey has created a new design that combines almost all essential elements of human life, in one sustainable design.
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PS VR2 Games Available at Launch: Here’s What Sony Has to Offer
Sony will offer these games for its virtual reality experience at launch. Sony is getting ready to launch the PlayStation VR 2 device soon, and of course, it would not be a complete gaming experience without the titles coming alongside it.
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Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch M2 Pro Now Available for Preorders on Amazon with a Discount—Good Deal?
Amazon is offering a slight discount for the latest base model of the MacBook Pro. Amazon has an exclusive offer for everyone if they want to save money when buying the latest version of the Apple MacBook Pro M2 Pro 14 inches on its platform.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Retires, to Assume Executive Chairman Position—Who Will Replace Him?
The long-time CEO and co-founder will no longer serve as its Chief Officer. Netflix's CEO stepped down from the company, but that is not yet the end of the line for Reed Hastings and the streaming giant platform, as he will assume a new executive chairman position within the company.
‘Dookey Dash’ NFT Game under the ‘Bored Ape’ Collection, Requires a Sewer Pass to Play—How Much?
Want to play the game? Buy a Sewer Pass or Bored Ape NFT first before access. There is a new NFT game called "Dookey Dash," and surprisingly, people want to play this title and get in on the hype, seeing that it is a limited experience.
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Twitter Blue is Now Available for Android Users, Verification for $11 a Month
Twitter Blue is finally here for Android, but sadly, the price has already increased. Twitter Blue is now available for the Android operating system and people may now subscribe directly on their smartphones to the social media's services.
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T-Mobile Falls to Another Security Breach with 37 million Subscribers Affected—What is It?
T-Mobile admits to another security breach to user accounts, and some information were taken. T-Mobile suffers from another security breach on its infrastructure, claiming that a "bad actor" have managed to access its database and obtained "limited information" from the public.
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Apple HomePod Bug: iCloud Advanced Data Protection Causes it, Here’s How to Fix
The iCloud's Advanced Data Protection causes this new HomePod bug, but there's a fix. The Cupertino giant's famed home speaker lineup, HomePod, may experience a new bug brought by iCloud's Advanced Data Protection feature.
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TikTok State-Affiliated Labels Rolls Out in the US, Total of 40 Countries After its Test Run in 2022
TikTok's new State-affiliated media policy is rolling over to 40 countries worldwide. TikTok is rolling out a new feature under its State-Affiliated Media policy, and it will add labels to accounts owned by the government or are closely related to them.
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Twitter Justifies Third-Party Apps’ Removal After Breaking Unknown API Rules
Did third-party apps broke an unwritten rule, or only refuses to answer simple questions? One of the most recent controversies with Twitter is banning third-party apps' access to its platform, with some experiences no longer accessible for users despite a long time of its use.
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2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray is Here, Unveils Latest Features of Electric Hybrid—When is it Coming?
The new Corvette E-Ray delivers a new electric hybrid alongside its gas-guzzling V-8. One of the most iconic muscle cars in the world is getting a hybrid treatment, and it is the recently unveiled 2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray that is now making waves in the automotive industry.
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Apple Rumors: iPad-like HomeKit Similar to Google Nest, Apple TV, HomePod, Camera Fused in One
A new smart home display and Apple TV combination is coming soon from Cupertino. The smart home is now the new focus of Apple, and according to speculation and rumors, two products are coming to deliver the company's latest integration for an interconnected experience at the house.
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Apple iOS 16.3 is Coming Next Month, Here’s What to Expect
Black History Month heavily influences next month's iOS release. Apple will soon release the iOS 16. 3 next month, centering on a rare confirmation of its software update for the iPhones eligible to receive the latest changes.
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T-Mobile is Still the Fastest 5G Provider in the US, As Per Ookla’s Q4 2022 Report
T-Mobile exhibits 5G supremacy in the United States again, against other providers. The battle for the top spot for the fastest 5G service in the United States goes yet again to T-Mobile, and this is from the latest report by Ookla for its fourth quarter evaluation of 2022.
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Tesla: 2016 Self-Driving Video was Fake, Autopilot Engineer Claims It Was Edited
Tesla was not ready for self-driving in 2016? How about now? Reports are now centering on Tesla's 2016-released video regarding its self-driving capabilities present in the car, with a senior Autopilot engineer claiming that the video was fake.
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Google Stadia Controller Bluetooth Support Now Available—Here’s How to Use It
Google already released the Bluetooth mode for Stadia, and it will be another controller for your gaming needs.
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Elon Musk Lawsuit: Jury Selected for Tesla Buyout Tweets Class Action Case
The stage is set for one of Musk's largest trials regarding his previous tweets. The Elon Musk lawsuit regarding his 2018 tweets which talked about the Tesla buyout and taking the company private already selected its jury for its trial this Wednesday, January 18.
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Amazon's Robot Fleet is Rising and Chances are It May Replace Human Workers Soon
New data shows Amazon's workforce rise in automated machines. As the world gets more technologically advanced, more robots are appearing as workers in different companies to replace employees from their jobs, and this is something seen on Amazon.
