Articles by Isaiah Richard
‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ Official Announcement Comes Next Month—‘Fallen Order’ Sequel Release Date?
The next game to EA's critically-acclaimed Fallen Order is coming soon. Cal Kestis is coming, and reports are now centering on a possible official announcement and game trailer coming next month for the much-awaited sequel of "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
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Peacock Black Friday Sale: $1 Monthly For Your First Year—Here’s How to Get it Before it Expires
Peacock is offering a sale on its subscriptions, for new users of the platform. Comcast and NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming platform is on a massive sale this Black Friday, centering on a discounted Premium Plus plan available for new users to avail.
Meta: Facebook and Instagram to Bring Changes to Teenager’s Privacy Online, Protection Against Harassment
Facebook and Instagram are not much for teenager friendliness, particularly for online predators. Meta is changing many things for Facebook and Instagram's online protection, one that would help teenagers from online harassment from different predators lurking on its platform targetting them.
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iPhone 15 Design Leak: Titanium Case with a Rounded Back like Apple’s iPhone 5C Coming Next Year?
The new iPhone 15 may use titanium instead of stainless steel, featuring a new design. Apple may be focusing on a new design scheme for the iPhone 15 that will bring back the previous look of the smartphone introduced in 2013, the plastic body device of the iPhone 5C.
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Shenzhen Data Exchange Officially Opens Doors for Trading—Multiple Industries Can Now Begin
The Shenzhen Data Exchange will help China's digital economy. The Shenzhen Data Exchange is now officially open for trading and its business will center on data exchange for different companies to explore a wider trading opportunity for its venture and products.
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Israel's C-Dome: Naval Air Defense System to Protect its Gas and Shipping Lanes Finishes Tests
The Iron Dome is one powerful defense to protect the country's operations on land, now heading out to the seas.
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Mastodon, Twitter Alternative, Have Mods That Can Read Your DMs and Get You Banned—Elon Musk is Rejoicing
Mastodon was supposed to be a Twitter users' alternative app, but it seems like there are privacy issues.
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PlayStation Black Friday Sale 2022: Three Best PS5 Games You May Purchase with Massive Discounts
Ready your wallets for the best PS5 games now on sale via PlayStation's Black Friday deals. Sony is giving the world a slur of Black Friday Sale 2022 discounts for its selected products, and one of them is with PlayStation's offers available now for all.
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'Good Bye Oppy' Documentary Hitting Amazon Prime Video Soon, A Look to NASA's Opportunity Mars Rover
This new documentary explores Mars in a different perspective, one from the rover. The NASA Opportunity Mars rover bid its farewell in 2018 when the remote-controlled robot millions of miles from home stopped responding and giving updates to its team.
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Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co. Residences to Feature a 'Diamond Crown' in Dubai's Latest Skyscraper
Dubai is known for its fine architecture and high-rise building, but this time, diamonds will showcase the skies.
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CryptoWatch: PlayStation's NFT, FTX's Dispute on Funds in the Bahamas, and Ripple's Venture in Ireland
PlayStation is centering on an NFT service soon, alongside Sam Bankman-Fried's dispute with FTX, and Ripple's new venture.
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China: Kerosene Engine for Jets: Can Travel Faster than the Speed of Sound, Tested Earlier this Year
This Chinese engine aims to deliver faster jets for the country. China is centering on another innovation for its aviation industry, centering on cheap and alternative fuel, kerosene, to use on its jet engines that could travel faster than the speed of sound.
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Elon Musk: Twitter to Layoff More Employees; Reinstates Kanye West's Account, Trump Next?
Reports are swirling in on talks regarding more job loss, but brings back banned accounts. New changes are happening to Twitter coming in this week, and one part of it is people losing their jobs again in another round of layoffs within the company, and the other is reinstating old banned accounts.
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‘Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’: Where to Find and How to Evolve Nacli, Naclstack, and Garganacl
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet introduced the Generation IX, with some odd creatures like a salt rock. "Pokemon Scarlet & Violet" was recently released to the world, and gamers are already exploring its new region, Paldea, and looking at the Generation IX creatures available.
[VIRAL] Midjourney AI: Fallon Fox Created These Vintage Polaroid Images, But These People Are NOT Real
A Midjourney user called Fallon Fox went viral for these images from the AI. Fallon Fox is best known for her career as a former MMA fighter, and a celebrated trans woman in the community, but she recently went viral for using the Midjourney AI beta to create these Vintage Polaroids that never existed.
NCU's 'Butterfly Bot' is a Soft Robot Capable of Swimming Fast Speeds, Inspired by the Manta Ray
This butterfly bot gets inspiration on how two different animals use a similar way to move in their areas of expertise.
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Elon Musk: Asked Software Engineers via e-mail to Report to Twitter HQ to Understand Tech, Despite Closed Offices
Elon Musk wants to know the "Twitter tech stack" better, and wants employees to report to SF office after hours.
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‘Grand Theft Auto’ Turns Silver: Franchise Celebrates 25th Anniversary, What to Expect on ‘GTA Online’
GTA is celebrating its 25th Anniversary and is inviting you to its Online games to join the festivities.
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Subaru Officially Unveils the 2024 Impreza in the LA Auto Show—Hatchback-Only Body, New RS Trim
The latest 2024 Impreza is now a hatchback, with its RS trim also unveiled via the LA Auto Show. The global Japanese car manufacturer unveiled the latest 2024 Subaru Impreza, and it centers on a massive change for the model's lineup, delivering the hatchback-only body for next year's release.
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Z Library: ’World’s Largest’ Pirated e-Book Source Now Shut Down—Feds Seize 2 Russians Operating It
Two Russians operating the world's largest pirated e-Book library were taken down. In a world where people rely mostly on subscriptions to get their latest online premium content, piracy is still a massive problem, with the Feds closing the book on an entity called "Z-Library," operated by two Russian nationals.
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AI for Fintech? This Tech Aims to Use Predictions to Determine When a Bank Needs Help
It is a way for regulators to help out or determine what to invest in a bank. The University College London and the Queen Mary University of London worked on a new artificial intelligence system that centers on financial technology, focusing on predictions for a bank's future.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Allegedly Transferred Digital Assets to the Bahamas, FTX Says After Bankruptcy
Sam Bankman-Fried was assisted by Bahamian regulators in this transfer. In a new development to FTX's case, the company filed a new motion, which it presented to the Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, which claims that Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly transferred digital assets to the Bahamian government.
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Apple Watch to Help Diagnose Cardiac Dysfunction, Mayo Clinic AI Algorithm Under FDA Review
This heart disease does not manifest any signs, but it may be detectable by the Apple Watch via Mayo Clinic.
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Meta: Facebook to Remove Religious, Political, Gender Info on Profile—Also Other Basic Data
It seems like Facebook aims to deliver a judge-free zone when looking at people's profiles. Meta's Facebook is looking into a new change on its platform, and it is by removing the basic and contact information as seen on one's profile, with these data available since the early days of the social media.
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Black Hole in a Lab? Scientists Aim to Test Stephen Hawking’s Theory, 'Hawking Radiation'
The theory helped inspired many studies, with Hawking's legacy helping the modern world. Science aims to push the boundaries known to man, and that ideology is what took place from the recent study from the University of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands where they created a black hole in the laboratory.
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‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0”: Dr Disrespect Bashes New DMZ Mode—Is He Prejudiced?
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 just dropped, but it is already getting negative comments from a famous streamer.
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Twitter End-to-End Encryption DMs Coming Soon? Elon Musk Teases It
The previous development on Twitter's secure DM may be reviving. Twitter previously worked on end-to-end encryption for its Direct Messages in the platform to make it secure and private for users to enjoy but did not push through for unknown reasons.
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DuckDuckGo App Tracking Protection is Now Available on Android via Beta—More Powerful than iOS?
The Google smartphone OS is finally getting an App Tracking Protection. DuckDuckGo is one of the most famous anti-tracking services in the world, and it recently made its App Tracking Protection feature available on the Android OS platform under its beta version.
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Battle.net Slow Downloads? Here’s What to Do to Speed It Up for ‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2’
Downloads on Activision Blizzard's Battle.net is slow, and it may delay your Warzone 2 download.
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Nvidia, Microsoft to Build an AI Supercomputer—Aims to Deliver the ‘First Public Cloud’ with its Tech
Nvidia and Microsoft are forming an alliance to deliver an AI supercomputer to the world. Nvidia and Microsoft are joining forces to create a powerful AI Supercomputer, centering on a large-scale venture to deliver its best products to showcase its capabilities.
