Articles by Isaiah Richard
-
NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube Considers Cheaper Subscription with Less Games to Stream
NFL wants you to have a cheaper subscription with fewer games in its YouTube transition. It has been a month since the initial offering of NFL's Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV, but there are more plans in this new platform, particularly with a cheaper subscription in the future.
-
ChatGPT Helps Somnium Space Metaverse Deliver 'Live Forever' Mode using its AI
AI is now the key component to making things in the metaverse last forever. AI has a significant role in many things available in the world now, and the famous ChatGPT brings a massive help in making a new mode in the metaverse via Somnium Space.
-
DOTA 2 Mods: Beware as It May Install Malware and Access Files on Your Computer
Heads up DOTA 2 gamers, installing mods may bring malware to your PC. Installing mods on your computer for different games may elevate your experience and bring life to an old favorite game, but it may also be your downfall, especially in the hit online MOBA, "DOTA 2.
-
Postparty is a New App from Epic Games to Share Screenshots, Recordings—How to Use?
Epic is giving you a better way to screenshot on its client, with a new app. Epic Games' recent release of Postparty is now bringing an easier way to save screenshots or recordings of games to your iOS or Android devices.
-
NTSB Report Claims Autopilot is Not the Culprit in 2021 Tesla Crash Despite No People Found in Driver’s Seat
A fatal crash in 2021 had no one in the driver's seat, and the NTSB found that it was not the Autopilot that caused it.
-
Meta: Ex-President Donald Trump’s Facebook, Instagram Accounts Now Reinstated—No Posts Yet
Donald Trump now regains his Facebook and Instagram accounts, completing the trio. Meta officially brought the former President of the United States, Donald Trump, back on the internet after reinstating his Facebook and Instagram accounts earlier today.
-
ChatGPT: Hackers Bypass OpenAI Restrictions to Create Malware, Improve Codes via Telegram Bot
ChatGPT's applications are endless, and threat actors find a way for it to be used for theft. ChatGPT is now a tool that hackers and threat actors utilize to develop malware and other accessing programs used to steal from people, using OpenAI's API via a GPT-3 model.
-
‘Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’ Booster Course Pass DLC: New Tracks and Characters Playable in the Game
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe recently released a new DLC that features new experiences in the game. Nintendo delivers a new DLC for "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" gamers this 2023, and it centers on the latest Booster Course Pass update that will come in waves, to bring a total of 48 courses this year.
-
Spotify ‘Exclude From Your Taste Profile’ Feature Helps You Listen to Other Songs and Not Affect Your Data
Make your music taste diverse with Spotify's new feature, also making your data safe. Some people have lowkey biases or artists they do not want others to know, which is perfectly fine, as listening to one genre or artist may be tiresome.
-
Google Bard vs. Microsoft Bing: AI Race is Starting with Big Tech
Google and Microsoft are the latest competitors in AI. Google and Microsoft gave the world a massive upgrade to how they search on the internet as their most advanced artificial intelligence makes its way into their systems.
-
Google: AI Content Remains, Will Not Ban or Mark as Spam on Search Depending on its Quality
Concerns on AI-generated content arises, but Google claims it would still allow it. Google gave the world a reinforced and better search engine with the arrival of Bard, its AI assistant that would be managing everything people would look for, but that tackles an important topic about AI-generated content in the platform.
-
Plug-in Hybrid EVs Are Dirty, Emits 5-7 Times More CO2 with Engine—Not Clean Energy?
PHEVs may differ from people's thoughts in this shift to clean energy. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) are considered stepping stones from exclusively internal combustion engines (ICEs) to clean energy.
-
FTX to Subpoena Sam Bankman-Fried, Family, Associates to Find Missing Funds–Gets Court Approval
FTX wants Bankman-Fried and associates to appear in court and reveal their questionable spending. FTX got its approval from the court regarding its motion for subpoena, one that asks Sam Bankman-Fried, the Bankman-Fried family, and known associates to show up to his hearing.
-
‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ New 9-Minute Gameplay Released by EA, Respawn—Here’s What to Expect
Jedi: Survivor is coming soon, and here's what to expect from its gameplay. "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" is coming soon, and gamers would have to wait for it to get their hands on the game, but for those who are anxious about how it would feel, there is new content from EA and Respawn available.
-
Meta ‘Horizon Worlds’ to Allow Children Ages 13 to 17 Use the Platform—Are There Safeguards?
Children will have a chance to play the Horizon Worlds and join Meta's VR social world. Meta is taking a big leap from its previous restrictions on the "Horizon Worlds" VR experience, where it would soon allow underaged children from 13 to 17 years old to join the platform.
-
Coinbase’s Former Manager Admits to Crypto Insider Trading Charges—Scheme Generated $1.5M
Coinbase's former employee admits his guilt in court after using his position to generate $1.5 million.
-
Xbox ‘Stellar Shift’ Controller Debuts, Under the Shift Series—How Much and Where to Buy?
There is a new Xbox controller that brings Deep Space colors to you. Xbox released its latest controller to the world, called the "Stellar Shift" colorway, which presents a space-themed pearlescent wrap on the body, with its primary color being purple.
-
Meet Codeword's AI Interns: Aiko and Aiden—A World's First in the Workplace
Human interns now have a new rival, AI, but how does it fare in the workplace? Artificial intelligence is getting significant roles in different companies, and last January, there was an initiative by Codeword to try a new experience.
-
Elon Musk Saved Twitter from Bankruptcy, But Problems Not Over—To ‘Breakeven’ Soon
Twitter sees salvation from bankruptcy through Musk, but many changes occurred. Twitter faced ups and downs of its company when its new management arrived, despite getting a massive sum of $44 billion to acquire the company.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Feature: Bypass Battery, Run on Direct Charging Power via Game Booster—How?
Samsung's latest feature is nifty for gamers and those who want to save battery life. Samsung's latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S23 series, debuted a new feature that has remained unknown to many until now, and it helps save battery life and avoid heating up while plugged in.
-
National Green Week: Sustainable Actions from Schools to Help Imbue the Values of the Three R's
Schools are getting ready for the National Green Week, and it is for the environment. February already started, and as much as it is "Love Month" and filled with the color Red, there is another event that takes place from the start of this month until the end of April called National Green Week.
-
Meta to Complete Within VR Acquisition, FTC Won’t Appeal Court Order for Merger
The Meta-Within merger may soon be complete, and the FTC will do nothing about it. Meta and Within are nearly closing in on completing its merger as the courts have already allowed the Big Tech company to continue with its purchase.
-
Sony PS VR2 FAQs: Here Are Answers on How to Use the Device, Access, and MORE
Review these FAQs before you purchase and get to know more of the VR device. Sony released the "Ultimate" FAQs for all future buyers and interested customers who wants to get to know more about the PlayStation VR 2 before it releases later this month.
-
Coupang is Now Offering Robots, South Korean e-Commerce Aims to Overturn Profit with Machines
Coupang is now on its way to regaining its losses, but this time, with robotics. The famous South Korean e-commerce company, Coupang, is now turning its attention to robots, and this bid aims to overturn their fortunes after significant losses incurred throughout the years.
-
Elon Musk: ‘Good Bots’ Can Stay on Twitter for Free—API Restrictions Still Taking Place
Elon Musk seems to be fond of bots, and now has special considerations for the good ones. Elon Musk seemed to have gone back on his previous word about third-party developers on the platform, as now, some "good bots" may remain on the platform and use its API for free.
-
Nintendo JoyCon Drift Lawsuit Dismissed: Kids Can’t Sue, EULA Pop-up Agreements on Switch
The Switch's JoyCon Drift issue is notorious, but this class-action cannot move forward. Nintendo once faced a class-action lawsuit against parents who complained about the JoyCon drift issue on the Switch gaming console, which a US Judge already dismissed.
-
Microsoft Bing ChatGPT vs. Google Bard: Redmond Event Announced Minutes After Google’s AI Reveal
Google recently finished its Bard AI reveal event, and Microsoft is not letting up with Bing. Microsoft recently confirmed that it is showcasing an event for the world in person, centering on the latest integration of the ChatGPT AI tool to its Bing search engine.
-
'The Last of Us’ x ‘Super Mario’ Gruesome Edits Reimagines the Mushroom Kingdom with the Virus
The Last of Us' fungi virus for its zombies affected Super Mario's Mushroom Kingdom in these artworks.
-
Amazon Kindle, eBook Reader Now on Sale—Is It Worth it to Buy Tech Instead of Actual Books?
Amazon is holding off a sale for its eBook readers, including the Kindle 2022 and more. Amazon is holding out a sale for all bookworms, err, and eBook worms, as the Kindle 2022 version's two variants and the Paperwhite are available for massive discounts from the company.
-
Flying Electric Racecar Aims to be Part of the Olympics—Airspeeder Claims to be a World's First
A racecar in the Olympics? It will soon be Airspeeder's next destination. A company from Australia called Airspeeder recently developed the world's first with its flying electric race car that can go to significant heights and lengths for the vehicle.
