Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Twitter Lost More than 1.3M Subscribers When Elon Musk Stepped In—Why?
Almost 900,000 users deactivated their accounts to avoid Chief Twit's takeover. A massive number of Twitter users reportedly left the platform, with some facing a suspension throughout Elon Musk's October 27 purchase of the company, completing the $44 billion acquisition.
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Brain Map: Researchers Created a Detailed Look Into the Hippocampus, a.k.a the Brain's Memory Center
This new map will help researchers learn more about the memory core of the brain. Researchers from the University of Sydney in Australia have created a new brain map that will help with the famed memory center of the grey matter, centering on the hippocampus and its interconnectivity with other parts.
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Twitter Releases ‘Official’ Label for Government Officials, New Twitter Blue Accessible for iOS Only
Twitter Blue's latest features are here, but Android and Web users have to wait. Twitter updated its Blue subscription offers now, rolling out the "Official" labels which will properly identify if one is a government official or politician for a specific country, alongside the blue checkmark verification.
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Apple iOS 16.1.1 Now Available for Update—AirDrop in China Restricts ‘Everyone’ for 10 Minutes
The latest iOS 16.1.1 is now available for all, but it is not a treat for Chinese users. Apple is now debuting the latest iOS 16. 1. 1 which centers on a fix for the latest operating system version of the iPhone and iPad devices from the Cupertino giant.
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Google One VPN Now Available on Mac, Windows—Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Google's VPN service is now available for the computer platform for a secure browsing experience.
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‘Monster Hunter’ Mobile Game Coming Soon from TiMi Studios and CAPCOM—When Is It Coming?
Monster Hunter is finally seeing a mobile game with TiMi Studios and CAPCOM's collaboration. A "Monster Hunter" mobile game is coming soon, and it will be a title that TiMi Studios and CAPCOM collaborate to deliver the experience from the famous franchise to the world.
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Lab Grown Blood Injected to Two People in the UK, The Future of Transfusion and Help Those with Rare Blood Types?
Blood from labs are now under testing via a transfusion in this recent clinical trials. A clinical trial is underway now, and it centers on lab-grown blood that is injected into two people in the United Kingdom, with its research looking into how it would be accepted by the body and its long-term effects.
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TradingView’s 3 ALT Coins Going Strong Amidst Retracement in the Crypto Industry—REEF, LINK, VET
The cryptocurrency market is at a decline or retracement, but these three coins are rallying. TradingView has three ALT coins that are rallying and rising in its charts amidst this era of price and market retracement in the cryptocurrency industry, namely REEF, LINK, and VET, also known as Vechain.
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Elon Musk to Buy Tribel? ‘Twitter Alternative’ Social Network Clarifies Ownership, But What Is It?
Tribel clarified that it does not have affiliation with Elon Musk, but the tech CEO seems to be interested.
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Peacock: Streaming Service Adds Live NBC Local Channels on Premium Plus Plan—Is It Worth It?
Peacock is integrating NBC's local channels and stations for live streaming. Peacock delivers a new feature for its streaming service for users in the Premium Plus plan, and it is the addition of NBC local channels and stations available for the app.
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Zoom: New Features are Coming to Video Conferencing App for Better Work, Lifestyle Needs—Zoomtopia 2022
Zoom is delivering new features for its app, centering on more access for users. Zoom centers on new features for its video conferencing app, to use for different needs including work and lifestyle needs, centering on collaboration and business tools to arrive for the app.
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Apple iPhone 15: Finally Switching to USB-C, But Lightning Cables are Still a Need for AirPods Pro 2
The transition to USB-C is finally happening, but some accessories will still require you the Lightning.
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‘Call of Duty’ 2023 Game to be a ‘Premium Release’ says Activision Blizzard—More Games Soon?
Activision Blizzard is looking ahead for next year's release of the Call of Duty franchise. "Call of Duty" 2023 seems to have plans for next year's release, particularly with Activision Blizzard's latest Q3 earnings report which detailed the plan for a "premium release" next year.
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Twitter is at an All-Time-High on its Usage, Daily User Growth Under Musk—Will It Attract Advertisers?
Twitter is seeing new records for its daily user growth, but is it enough to attract those who left?
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Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 is Rolling Out to Users—Delivering Many Pixel Fix for Bugs and Issues
Pixel devices will get a new wave of fixes in this latest release from Google. Android 14's QPR1 Beta 3. 1 is now available for all to download, and it centers on fixing the bugs and issues present with the smartphone OS release, mostly for Google Pixel devices.
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Apple App Store Privacy Dispute: Researchers Claim that Cupertino Tracks Everything You Type
Security researchers claim that the Apple App Store is monitoring what you search for. Security researchers collectively known as "Mysk" claim that the Apple App Store tracks everything that people type and search for on its platform.
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Neutrino 'Ghost Particles' in the South Pole Speculated to be From NGC 1068's Black Hole
Researchers are trying to determine if a black hole is causing these particles to appear. Neutrino, otherwise known as "ghost particles," were spotted at the South Pole, and researchers were astounded by this discovery as they are hard to detect, despite their presence in space floating around us.
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Quantum Silicon Chip Gets Significant Improvement, Boost in Processing Qubits Data in 2 Milliseconds
This development for quantum chips set the bar higher for quantum processing. New developments in the quantum silicon chip focus broke new grounds and old records with the latest study from the University of New South Wales, as it can process data faster than before.
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Oculus Co-Founder Makes a VR Headset with Explosive Charges That CAN Take Your Life When Losing a Game
Palmer Luckey is literally taking "Game Over" to the next level. The former Oculus co-founder, Palmer Luckey, has created the ultimate device that will bring you to treat the game like it is a matter of life and death, because it literally and figuratively is, with the latest NerveGear VR headset.
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‘Diablo 4’ Leaks: April 2023 Release Date, Early Access in February—But Is It Accurate?
Leaks are now centering on Diablo 4's release to multiple consoles and platforms. Activision Blizzard's famed "Diablo" franchise will soon see the game sequel, and leaks are now claiming that the title's 2023 drop will happen by April.
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Walmart Black Friday Sale: Early Deals for You to Catch Now
Walmart is offering a sale for all, under the Black Friday's festivities. Walmart is offering early massive deals available for all, and this is part of the company's Black Friday sale, in preparation for the actual event by November 25, with many more thanks to giving after Thanksgiving Day.
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Elon Musk: Twitter Free Speech to the ‘Extreme’? Says He Will NOT Ban Account Tracking his Plane
Free speech for all, and Twitter is giving the power to the people. Elon Musk is sticking with his free speech goals for Twitter, centering on the company's focus to provide "power to the people," and allowing the public to maximize the use of the platform.
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AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs See Massive Price Drop in China, Up to $200 Off—But Why?
It is a good time for the Chinese market to get the latest AMD Ryzen 7000 series CPU. The AMD Ryzen 7000 series CPU saw its launch in September this year, and it is regarded as the company's flagship and fastest processor to date.
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CryptoWatch: Binance Transactions US Sanctions, Wuhan's NFT, and Global Banks' View on Digital Coins
The top stories of the week share the world's view on crypto, as well as its restrictions. CryptoWatch serves you the latest news there is to the crypto world, looking into last week's massive news including the Binance transaction for Iran despite its US sanctions, China's ban on NFT and cryptocurrency, and the global bank leaders' push for digital coins.
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3D Face Reconstruction on a Skull from Battle of Gotland in 1361 Reveals How a Warrior Died
The Battle of Gotland sees a visit to its events with this graphic design 3D face reconstruction. The Battle of Gotland took place many centuries ago, and researchers are now looking into a warrior's death from a bludgeoned face struck with an axe, centering on a 3D reconstruction of his face.
Meta AI: New Database Features Metagenomic Structures, Millions of 'Dark Matter' Proteins
Social media company, Meta, created a new database of the protein universe. Meta AI delivered a new database which it gathered and used its technology to create the ESM Metagenomic Atlas, discovering millions of "dark matter" proteins.
Nintendo Switch Online: How to Get the Free N64 Icons Available for Expansion Pack Subscribers
Nintendo is dishing out free N64 icons for your online and console profiles. Nintendo Switch Online is known for the many freebies available via their Expansion Pack service which includes retro elements from previous games from the company.
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NASA Commercial Crew: Boeing to Launch this April for its Starliner Test Flight, 2023 Manifest Updated
Boeing's Starliner is finally seeing its actual test flight for the Commercial Crew, alongside SpaceX.
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iPod Father Tony Fadell Joins ARM as Board Member—How Would It Affect Apple’s Silicon Focus?
Tony Fadell is looking at a new opportunity over at ARM, something which Apple relies on massively. The "Father of the iPod," Tony Fadell, is given a new opportunity for a seat on ARM's board of directors, a role which he would fill for the company, with unknown work to do moving forward.
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Twitter Content Moderation Policy Unchanged Says Elon Musk, Justifies Employee Layoffs
Lots of changes are in place on Twitter, but not all will go a different route. Twitter is looking at content moderation on the platform like before, and it would not be going wild with its free speech focus like what many thought of in the past, as per Elon Musk's recent announcement.
