Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Bored Ape NFT Class-Action Lawsuit: Jimmy Fallon, Paris Hilton, Justin Bieber Also Face Charges
Bored Ape is seeing a massive case against it, including those that promoted it. Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT is now facing a significant class action lawsuit against its name, alongside its parent company, Yuga Labs.
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'Quantum Time Flip' Achieved by Researchers, Moving Light Back and Forth Through Time
Light moving backwards and forwards in time could help future quantum computing. Researchers have achieved a world's first in quantum science, and it is centering on moving light forward and backward through time, regarded as the "Quantum Time Flip.
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Hong Kong Arrested 35-Year-Old Woman for Allegedly Doxxing Husband and Former Lover Online
Doxxing is a massive crime in many countries and aims to protect people's privacy. Hong Kong's strict doxxing laws led to the arrest of a 35-year-old woman who allegedly exposed her husband and his former lover, revealing the details of their relationship on social media.
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Wikipedia is Not For Sale, Editors Deem Twitter Files ‘Not Notable’ and Is Up for Deletion
Twitter Files are up for deletion, and Wikipedia editors are not buying it. Wikipedia is not for sale, and this is as clear as its founder made it earlier today after a New York Post reporter stirred up the conversation and tagged Elon Musk in the process.
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Google Chrome Update: Memory Saving, Battery-Friendly Tool Arrives—Here’s How to Use It
Google's Chrome would help you save processes on your browsing needs, especially when it runs amok.
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SpaceX Deploys Rival OneWeb Satellites, Starlink Competitor Ran Out of Options—Why?
OneWeb's initial ride of choice was with Russia, but they disapprove of their actions. SpaceX did a bold thing earlier today, and it is with the launch of the internet satellites to stay in low-Earth orbit for the United Kingdom-based company, OneWeb.
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Nintendo Consoles to get ‘Call of Duty’ Games Thanks to Microsoft, Steam Also Gets Extension
Rejoice Switch users, Call of Duty is coming to your console soon. In a surprise announcement by Xbox head Phil Spencer, Microsoft recently signed a deal with Nintendo to bring "Call of Duty" games to its consoles and platforms in a contract spanning ten years.
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Diesel-Hydrogen Hybrid Engines to Help Cut Emissions? New Research Says So
Diesel-hydrogen engine hybrids discovered to bring less pollutants, emissions in a new study. Diesel engines may still get a chance to survive in the future because of the latest research and claims from the University of New South Wales.
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Instagram Account Status: New Transparency Tool to Help Creators Know If Their Content is Hidden, Shadow-Banned
Instagram is delivering new tools for all users, centering on transparency for all. Instagram recently rolled out a new tool that aims to deliver transparency for all its content creators, centering on a new addition called "Account Status.
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Elon Musk: Twitter Files to Expose All Hidden Data on Social Media; Jack Dorsey’s Management has One Too?
The Twitter Files aims to expose what the social media hid from the company, and Musk is all for it.
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Apple: iOS 16.2’s AirDrop for Everyone Limits to 10 Mins. Worldwide —Not Just for China
AirDrop will automatically revert to 'Contacts Only.' When Apple rolled out the iOS 16. 2 beta for China, there was a slight change in its AirDrop usage where people may only keep their 'Everyone' option available for ten minutes, then revert to 'Contacts Only.
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‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ Leaks: Cal Kestis to Sport New Weapon on Sequel Game, Not Very Jedi-like?
This new leak features a new gameplay for Cal Kestis, not found in the original game. "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" sees a new leak before the upcoming speculated unveiling of the game to the public, and it centers on new gameplay for Cal Kestis as he returns for the continuation of his story.
Meta Threatens to Remove Facebook News If US Media Bill Pushes Through
The US Congress is on its way to reviewing this new media bill. Meta is not holding back on its threats against the United States Congress, especially regarding its current bill, which it would add to its must-pass priorities for the national security legislation of the year.
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China Reduces Fines for Ride-Hailing Violations, Aims to Push New Legal Framework
The goal is to focus on a new legal framework for China's ride-hailing ventures. The Chinese government decided to go light on the fines for ride-hailing services in the country, with revisions to the amount to pay the government for their violations.
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Toyota Corolla Cross Hydrogen Concept: Clean Energy Without the Batteries—When is it Coming?
Not an EV, but uses a fuel cell which features zero emissions from Toyota's new vehicle. Toyota is proud to present its latest take on clean energy vehicles, and it is not featuring batteries to power the car.
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Apple Car 2026: Features New Chip, No Fully Autonomous Driving—All You Need to Know
The Titan is coming in less than four years, and it is something it aims to release on the market immediately.
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‘Fortnite’ x ‘Family Guy’ Collaboration to Arrive in Chapter 4? Leaks Claim ‘Doom Slayer’ Addition Hints It
Leaks are now claiming the soon arrival of Family Guy to Fortnite this Chapter 4. It seems today, that all you see are leaks on "Fortnite" regarding the addition of "Family Guy," a collaboration that was once teased earlier this year to arrive on the battle royale but did not make it to the game.
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Nothing Phone to Release to the US Soon, But to Focus on Its Future Models
This controversial smartphone did not make it to the country, but future releases might. Nothing, the company founded by former OnePlus founder, Carl Pei, will soon bring its smartphones available to the United States, according to the executive himself, after an interview regarding the device's future.
'Halo Infinite': Faux Plaza is 'Die Hard's' Famed Nakatomi Plaza, Perfect for a Christmas Shootout
It is regarded that an action fan's Christmas movie is Die Hard, but it could also be this Holiday's game thanks to a Forge map.
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T-Mobile Tuesdays Returns: Weekly Rewards Available for All Subscribers—What to Expect?
Well, this might be a good time to download and pay attention to your T-Mobile app. T-Mobile is bringing back its rewards program for all users, where they may get a chance to win rewards from the telecommunications company, centering on its "T-Mobile Tuesdays" promotion.
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'Forest Bubble' on Mars: 50-Acre Land Plan to Plant Trees and MORE on the Red Planet
Planting trees and plants on Mars is a long shot, but this scientist's plan is to build one. A civil engineering professor over at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom, has proposed a new venture for Mars, and it centers on a "forest bubble" where plants and trees are contained inside.
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Mastodon Sees Third-Party App Development for Better Use, Devs Turn Away from Twitter
Third-party apps that develop new experiences for Twitter are now doing it for Mastodon. Mastodon, the famous Twitter alternative which erupted on Elon Musk's ownership of the short-word social media, is now seeing more fame from third-party developers of apps that help its platform be more accessible.
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China: Artificially-Made 'Nuclear Island' Brings New Reactor, Construction Starts
The Hainan province will get a new source of energy for the region. There is a new Chinese island that will appear on the map and bring the Hainan province power for its entire region, and it is with the artificially-made "Nuclear Island" created by its scientists.
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DJI Mini 3 Drone is Coming Soon, Leaks Say Spotted on Best Buy with Fly More Bundle—Controller Features Screen
DJI released the Mavic 3 earlier but is now allegedly focusing on the Mini 3 drone. DJI's Mini 3 Drone has been spotted ahead of its release date.
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CryptoWatch: Cryptocurrency Scams Will be Its Downfall, More Regulation Needed After FTX
Cryptocurrency is not seeing a good run in the latest events, but will it collapse soon? CryptoWatch is here to give you a round-up of the hottest news in the cryptocurrency industry and digital coins, with this week centering on the fears regarding a possible industry collapse amidst the many issues behind it.
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Sam Bankman-Fried to Testify Before Congress on FTX's Downfall, But Wants to Review Events First
FTX's bankruptcy is a massive issue, and Sam Bankman-Fried is willing to talk at his given time.
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The UK Wants to Stop Misleading Ads from Telecom Companies Amidst Holiday Season, Labour's New Rules
The UK wants to change the way ads run, one that would avoid changing midway. The United Kingdom's Labour recently shook down the propagation of misleading ads that lure the public into availing of a service that could cost them more in the long run.
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‘Apex Legends’ Wintertide Event: The Holidays is Bringing Back Fan Favorite Game Mode, and MORE
Holidays at the Apex Legends arena are about to get heated. "Apex Legends" and the world are preparing for the arrival of the most festive season of the year, and with the holidays around the corner, the game already announced its Christmas-themed experience, the Wintertide Collection event.
Meta Quest Pro’s First Update for the VR Headset is Here, What are its Features?
Meta Quest Pro is delivering these promising features to those that own it. Meta is delivering a new software update for the Quest Pro VR headset, centering on new features for the device for its owners to take advantage of after getting the latest patch.
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Wormhole from a Quantum Computer—Physicists Claim it is NOT the Real Thing, Only a Simulation
This new experiment aims to make a simulation of a wormhole someday. When talking about a wormhole, one could only think about the bridge that connects two regions in the spacetime continuum, centering on a literal hole that warps people in another dimension.
