Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Is Birda a Twitter Alternative? This New Social Media App is Taking the Bird Literally
If you are looking for a new experience on social media, Birda is for you. There is a new social media platform that is the talk of the town now, and its main concept is birds, with a lot comparing it to the famous company and app, Twitter.
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VIRAL: DKOldies Sold Rapper Lil Yachty A Massive Collection of Retro Games for 5 Different Consoles
DKOldies surely fulfilled Lil Yachty's holiday wishes with this viral purchase of retro games. Whether one is alive in the early days of gaming or is only buying games now, people still save up to get their preferred titles, especially now that there is a massive boost in popularity for retro games.
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Galaxy Digital Acquires Argo, Helios Bitcoin Mining Facility Amidst Possible Bankruptcy for $100 Million
Galaxy Digital's deal with the Argo Blockchain, Helios Bitcoin Mining facility helps save the company.
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Apple’s Find My App Helps Track California Car Accident, But iPhone Did Not Notify Emergency Service
When the iPhone failed to contact the emergency services, Find My became a reliable tool for this crash.
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Southwest Airlines Cancellations this Holidays May Be Due to ‘Outdated’ Software, Apart from the Harsh Winter
Southwest Airlines's holiday flights face software problems, and not the weather alone. Southwest Airlines is one of the companies that issued the worst news people would receive this Holidays 2022 season, and it is with the canceled flights that means they cannot go to their destinations this time.
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Amazon Sports App Coming Soon? Aims to Standalone from Prime Video, Already has Plans for the Service
There might be an upcoming new subscription under Amazon's services with a new sports app. Amazon is massive on its streaming, and one of its strongest suits is its sports content available on Prime Video which it aims to make independent from the platform.
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Google Chrome New Security Option: Block HTTP Downloads, HTTPS to Become the New Default?
Chrome is planning to roll out new security options for everyone's downloads. Google is on its way to rolling out a new security option for its Chrome browser regarding giving the public a chance to block out HTTP downloads on the web.
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‘Super Mario Bros. The Movie’ is Coming Much Later on Neflix than its Theatrical Release—Here’s When
If you plan on saving some money for the Super Mario movie, don't worry as it is coming to Netflix.
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Microsoft Notepad: Old App Tests out New Tab Features for Windows 11
It was a feature that Windows tests out, not yet meant for a release. There was a recent spotting of a new feature for the Windows Notepad from Microsoft, centering on adding tabs for multiple files to work on or open via the application.
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Twitter Brings the Latest News Claims Elon Musk, Says Tweets are Faster; Sources of ‘Legacy Media’
Twitter is a fast service, especially with its short word setup, but also as news sources claims Elon Musk.
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Apple Will NOT Replace the iPad Mini with a Foldable Tablet in 2025, New iPad Mini 7 Coming in 2023?
Apple seems to have no plans to venture to folding screens in the future. Apple is not replacing the iPad Mini with a foldable tablet in 2025, and it comes from the famed analyst of the Cupertino giant, Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Leidos ARTEMIS II: US Army’s New Surveillance Plane that can Intercept Enemy Comms 40,000 feet in the Air
The ARTEMIS II is poised to be the most advanced surveillance aircraft of the US Army yet. Leidos debuted the latest ARTEMIS II last December 8 in its turnover, ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the US Army's new military aircraft made to intercept enemy communications 40,000 feet in the air.
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Obesity Gene: Researchers Find the Reason for One's Overeating, Links to Insulin Resistance, and MORE
Overindulgence or stress-eating, this gene is the key to it all. Researchers from the Osaka Metropolitan University have found the reason behind a person's overeating and indulgence in high-calorie food, one that links to a morbid disease known as Obesity.
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SIM Card Registration Begins in The Philippines—How to Do It?
The Philippines is now assigning SIM cards to owners to further verify information and legitimacy of its use.
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TikTok: US Pushes Company Sale, Divest Amidst Issues with Security on Social Media App
TikTok is facing yet another scrutiny on its social media operations in the US due to security concerns.
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Apple 3nm Chips: TSMC Celebrates Production Kickoff for Early M2 Pro, Max Chips for MacBook Pro
Apple's MacBook Pro chips are getting enhanced M2s, with a kickoff in Taiwan. Apple's future 3nm chips for the MacBook Pro speculated for release in 2023 begin production in Taiwan, and its manufacturers are celebrating the beginning of this development.
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Hideo Kojima’s ‘Death Stranding’ is Available for FREE via the Epic Games Store—This is NOT a Drill
Take advantage of the holidays and enjoy the famous game from Hideo Kojima for free. Hideo Kojima's famous title is available for free to all users this Christmas time, with a surprise drop in "Death Stranding's" price for the Standard Edition.
Zapata Jetracer to Launch in the US in 2023—Flying Car Accessibility for All
Zapata is branching out to the US next year, for the future of flying cars. Zapata is going the extra mile for its recently launched Jetracer, as the company aims to branch out to the United States in the following year to deliver a flying car to the country.
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FTX Lawsuit: Alameda Research Execs Claim Sam Bankman-Fried Took Billions of Dollars in Secret Loans
Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX took billions of dollars from Alameda Research, claims former executives. Sam Bankman-Fried is in deep trouble with the FTX's downfall as it is, amidst the many charges filed against his name and the company.
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CryptoWatch: Binance's New Crypto Regulations Initiative, Google's Web3 Design, and Core Scientific's Bankruptcy
Despite the dispute on crypto and different companies filing for bankruptcy, there are still those hopeful for the industry.
Tesla Steam Beta Feature: How to Turn Your Car into a Home Gaming System
With the Steam Beta now available on the Tesla, users may use it as a home gaming console. Tesla's recent over-the-air Holiday Update for 2022 included a variety of new features for the electric vehicle, and one of the most famous ones here is the Steam Beta integration on its infotainment system.
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Google Freebies: Nest Hub’s Sleep Sensing Feature is Free Through 2023, Still Remains a Preview
Google has extended the preview of the Nest Hub's Sleep Sensing feature, still a free service through 2023.
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‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’ Beats ‘God of War: Ragnarok’ in Best Games of 2022 List, After Recent PS5 Availability
The Witcher 3 is running the charts seven years after its release. If you have not heard, a famous game booted "God of War: Ragnarök" out of the second spot in the Metacritic list for the Best Games of 2022, and it was done by a fairly old game.
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‘Christmas Craterscape’ from ESA’s Mars Express Captures Stunning Holiday-Themed Phenomenon on the Red Planet
The Mars Express and ESA perceive this as a holiday-themed phenomenon. Christmas is a holiday tradition on the planet, but for some cosmic reasons, our Solar System neighbor, Mars, has decided to join the Earth in celebrating the holiday with its "Christmas Craterscape" display.
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Apple Best Christmas Deals this Week: MacBook Pro M2, MacBook Air 2022, AirPods Pro, and AirPods 3
This engineering mistake had to use the iPhone 13's A15 Bionic GPU for the latest smartphone. Apple had a massive year for 2022, and it delivered many updates to its current tech releases that bring the latest versions of its famous devices for all.
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Microsoft Activision-Blizzard Deal FTC Fiasco: Not Anti-Competition, Offered Sony 10-Year Contract for 'Call of Duty'
The solution is to promote competition in this acquisition, with PlayStation getting a sweet deal for Call of Duty.
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Tesla Crashes Now Under Investigation by NHTSA—Autopilot, FSD the Culprits?
An investigation is imminent to look into the root of these Tesla crashes. Tesla's electric vehicles are famous for featuring several autonomous driving technologies, but claims are now pointing to these as the culprits that led to crashes in several incidents.
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Tesla Wireless Charging Platform Launches, $300 Pad to Power Three Devices at One Time—Inspired by the Cybertruck
Multiple devices in one charging pad, for all your wireless needs at home. If the Cybertruck was on your hands, it would be in the form of this wireless charger pad at home, with Tesla launching its latest product that centers on a multi-device mat that can power up to three devices at once.
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Is Elon Musk Seriously Considering MrBeast as the New Twitter CEO?
MrBeast is famous for generating people to his platform, but will this be applicable to Twitter? Famous YouTuber and online personality, MrBeast, has expressed his willingness and interest in taking on one of the most sought-after jobs today, and it is to lead Twitter as its CEO.
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Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Did not Use CGI to Recreate Trinity Test’s Nuclear Blast—What Did it Use?
Oppenheimer is a film about the Manhattan Project, and it reportedly did not use any computers to recreate the events.
