Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Twitter Spaces Now Back after ‘Bug Fix,’ Elon Musk Suspends Journalists from Alleged ‘Doxxing’
Twitter Spaces saw a shut down earlier, which Musk claimed to be a bug fix. Elon Musk announced that after a bug fix, Twitter Spaces is now back online for the public to use.
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China Produces Hydrogen by Splitting Seawater via New Electrolyzer, Researchers Successful in Test
Seawater to hydrogen is now an easy feat from China's new research and machine. Chinese researchers have successfully tested its new machine to produce hydrogen that splits it from seawater, known as one of the most abundant resources from all across the globe.
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‘Death Stranding’ Movie in the Works, Under Hideo Kojima’s Production
In the spirit of video game film adaptations, Death Stranding is now in the works. "Death Stranding" received massive news today, and it centers on two significant projects in the franchise that will soon deliver a live-action video game adaptation to a movie, and the game's second installation.
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NASA SWOT to Monitor the Earth’s Waters, A New Addition to its Watchdog Satellites
NASA is adding a new satellite to help monitor the planet better. NASA will soon launch a new satellite that would help in monitoring the Earth's different bodies of water, one that would add to its current watchdog satellites that help in surveying the home planet.
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Epic Games Metaverse: Tim Sweeney Wants ‘Positive,’ Change People’s Views from Dystopian SciFi Representation
SciFi representations of the metaverse is not something which Epic Games will focus on. Epic Games have been long rumored to be creating a metaverse experience of its own, and its latest development comes from CEO Tim Sweeney on how it will appear soon.
Instagram ‘Hacked’ is a New Hub to Help Retrieve Accounts with Lost Passwords, Stolen by Threat Actors
Instagram and Meta is now aiming to help you retrieve your old accounts back, focusing on stolen or forgotten ones.
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Elon Musk to Take Legal Action against Jack Sweeney for Tracking Private Plane—Still Skimpy on Twitter Bans
Elon Musk is now suing Jack Sweeney and his organization for their violation of privacy. Elon Musk is not standing idly by the recent threat against himself and his family's safety, as he recently claimed that is will pursue legal action against Jack Sweeney for the recent tracking of the CEO's private plane.
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Apple: New Mac Patent to Bring LED Keyboard that Changes Symbols, Displays Different Characters
A new patent spotted suggests a bright and interchanging future for the Mac. Smartphones have interchangeable keyboard layouts and can change between different looks with a touch, and this may be something that Apple aims to achieve in its new patent for the Mac.
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‘God of War’ Series is Coming: Amazon to Co-Produce with Sony Pictures, Streaming Soon on Prime Video
Amazon confirmed its project to co-produce the God of War series with Sony Pictures. In a surprising turn of events, the "God of War" series is set to sail on Amazon Prime Video soon, as the e-commerce giant confirmed that it will co-produce the show with Sony Pictures Television.
Ever Heard of Ghostwriter? It’s a Typewriter Powered by GPT-3 Which Prints AI Text Generation in Response to Commands
Ghostwriters are infamous in the music and literary industry, also in tech. The Ghostwriter is here, but it is not what you think of, as this new technology from Arvind Sanjeev is a legitimate typewriter that he retrofitted with OpenAI's GPT-3 system, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi.
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Microsoft, Viasat to Bring Satellite Internet for Remote Areas under ‘Airband’ Project—Starlink Rival?
Microsoft and Viasat are focusing to serve regions without proper internet connections with satellite.
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Apple iOS 16.3: Physical Security Keys to Help Secure Apple ID as Part of Two-Factor Authentication in 2023
Apple is now bordering on physical security keys for more layers in safety and security. Apple's new beta release centering on iOS 16. 3 is not only bringing in new features for iPhone and iPad users but also adding a layer to its security that will center on physical security keys for authentication.
Twitter Unsuspends ElonJet, Not Jack Sweeney—New Security Guidelines Thread Talk about Location Posts
Twitter's ban on the ElonJet account is a reminder that not all passes through its new security guidelines.
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Google to Rival OpenAI’s ChatGPT? New AI Bot for Chats in 2023, CEO Claims to Use it for Search
An AI project is coming from Google for 2023, something to help its Search feature. Google is planning to create a new AI feature for its Search engine, one that would rival the recently released and controversial ChatGPT from OpenAI.
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Naughty Dog’s ‘The Last of Us Part III’ Leaks: Currently in Production Alongside Multiplayer Spin-Off ‘Factions’
Leaks are getting worked up on the upcoming game for The Last of Us's Part III sequel from Naughty Dog.
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Mars Dust Devil: NASA Perseverance Rover Manages to Record its Sound, to Help Give More Info on its Atmosphere
The Perseverance Rover encounters a lot on Mars, even Earthly phenomena. The NASA Perseverance Rover's latest encounter is with a "dust devil" on Mars, and it is the first observation of this climate phenomenon on the neighboring planet.
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Twitter’s Trust and Safety Council is Abolished, Musk’s Operation to Focus on Automated Content Removal
The Twitter Trust and Safety Council are reportedly replaced by bots for its content moderation. Twitter's Trust and Safety Council is no longer present in the short-word social media, and the company is looking for a different content moderation tool to replace its presence on the platform.
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SpaceX is Reportedly Selling its Insider Shares for $77 Each, Aims to Up Valuation to $140B
These shares are allegedly up for grabs and gunning for the $140 billion mark. SpaceX is reportedly looking into a tender offer for the public, one where it will sell its insider shares to more people to increase its valuation to a massive $140 billion.
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Samsung ‘Good Lock’ is Expanding Support for More Countries—What is this App?
Samsung is expanding its support and availability to more regions for its Good Lock app. Samsung's "Good Lock" app is one of the most trending features available for the device now, and the good news is it is reportedly expanding its support to more countries and regions in the world.
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Apple RCS: Not Yet Changing iMessage Features Despite EU Law for Universal Messaging System
The iMessage will stay as its main instant messaging feature exclusive for iPhones, unlike Google's.
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‘Fortnite’ x MrBeast Event to Award $1M to Highest Scorer in the Game—Event Times, Details, and MORE
That is one crazy pot money, but it is like any other Saturday for MrBeast. What happens when you bring one of the top paid YouTubers to collaborate with "Fortnite?" An event where people will get a chance to win one of the most epic prizes in "Fornite" and Epic Games' history.
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LG UltraGear OLED Gaming Monitor: Release Date, Specs, Price—Is It Worth It?
It is one of the most advanced gaming monitors in the market, but is it for you? The famous South Korean tech manufacturer, LG, brings the public a new device for their computer gaming needs, and it centers on the recently revealed UltraGear OLED Gaming Monitor.
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NASA Spacesuits to be Ready by Artemis Human Missions? Axiom, Collins Aerospace to Deliver
Space will soon see new spacesuits from Axiom and Collins to deliver for future missions. NASA wants new spacesuits for its future space missions involving humans, and companies Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace are tasked with the job to create them for future astronauts that would require it.
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COVID-Bit Cyberattack Can Bypass Air-Gapped System says Researchers
It uses malware, electromagnetic radiation, and a cheap antenna to gain access. There is a notorious cyberattack discovered by researchers from Ben-Gurion University, which the team has discovered via a study.
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Crypto Money Laundering: China Police Seized Gang Members in Operation, $1.7B Worth Converted
Chinese police were able to catch the alleged criminals behind this massive money laundering operation involving crypto.
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Google AR Glasses: Project Iris to Receive Rings, Bracelets Control for its Upcoming Tech
Google's AR will surely be a massive competitor for Apple, now centering on new controls for the device.
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‘The Last of Us Part 1’ is Coming to Valve’s Steam Deck, Says Naughty Dog—But When?
The favorite action-adventure zombie game is coming to the Steam Deck. One of the most surprising additions to the Valve Steam Deck is the famous action-adventure title from Naughty Dog, a game that centers on surviving the post-apocalyptic world invaded by zombies, "The Last of Us Part 1.
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NASA Lunar Flashlight: What is It? Now Begins its 4-Month Journey to the Moon
The SmallSat is on its way to the Moon as we speak, aiming to fulfill its future role. NASA may have finished its recent Artemis I Mission which centered on its unmanned launch toward the Moon, but those are not the only ventures it has for the lunar surface.
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CryptoWatch: Bitcoin Will Rise in 2023; FTX's Impact to Employees, Best Crypto to Buy for Christmas
Spread the cheers this Holiday with your crypto investments, and a 2023 rise of Bitcoin. CryptoWatch gathered all the top news and information for the cryptocurrency industry last week, delivering all the latest scoops there are for people to know about.
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Future Combat Air System: Europe's Demo on Manned-Unmanned Defense with Airbus a Success
Manned-unmanned aerial defense systems show a successful mission to take down a fictitious warlord. Airbus and Europe's recent manned-unmanned mission to take down a fictitious warlord was a success, and its demonstration mission showed that it is effective in eliminating massive threats.
