Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Twitter Podcasts is Now Available via Twitter Blue—Subscribers May Now Opt-In
Podcasts are different from Spaces, and the new feature is available for subscribers now. Twitter is now rolling out Podcasts for the social media platform, and people may listen to audio episodes via their app or the web with this new feature from the company.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Creates New Record of 14 Flights—Reusable and Reliable
New records amidst Starship's success in static fire tests of its rockets. SpaceX achieved a significant record for its Falcon 9 booster rocket which recently completed its 14 successions of flights to bring cargo to orbit before returning to its droneship.
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SEC to Setup New Office for Cryptocurrency Filings—Focusing on New Regulations for Blockchain?
The SEC is planning to add a new office that will focus on new cryptocurrency filings within the agency.
Starbucks Odyssey: New Community Platform Created on Web3 Alongside Rewards Program
It is the new rewards program of Starbucks that is taking a digital turn. Starbucks launched its NFT rewards and loyalty program for all, and it will center on digital stamps and other collectibles for its shift to the famous token system in the world.
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Bitcoin Bearish? Top Crypto Rallies Ahead of Ethereum Breaking $22K Now
Breaking barriers and the battle for Bitcoin is seeing a shift towards its better days now. Bitcoin is on the rise now, and many are taking this upside to the top cryptocurrency in the world as a bearish growth of the blockchain after several months of its downwards trend in the market.
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‘Assassin’s Creed Mirage’ is Cheaper than Present Games, Now Available for Pre-Order—Why?
Ubisoft is giving the world a cheaper game, but why? Ubisoft revealed the latest game in its famous action-adventure narrative-driven role-playing game, and "Assassin's Creed Mirage" arrived in the world with a new character and setting for the sequel.
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Apple Watch Ultra vs. Tech Wearables: Better than Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Garmin, and MORE?
Is it the best for outdoor, rugged adventures, worthy of its $800 price tag? The Apple Watch Ultra is a device with "breakthrough capabilities," says the company, particularly as it aims to cater to more "extreme activities" that users may venture into with the new wearable device.
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Meta ‘Quest Pro’ VR Headset Leaks Online Showing the Device Apparently Left at a Hotel Room
It might be the new headset, but there is not telling if its the real deal. There is a new leak on an alleged Meta Quest Pro device, and the wearable technology was left in a hotel room where the leaker snapped a picture and shared it with the world.
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Google Anti-Competitive Tactics Face DOJ Wrath on Allegedly Paying to Make its Search Engines Default
Google is facing an alleged case from the DOJ on its search engine. Google is seeing another massive case against its company for an alleged anti-competitive tactic that it presented to different tech companies, with the Mountain View giant paying off platforms to make its search engine the default.
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CryptoWatch: Ethereum is Going Carbon-Free, and the Many Developments to Cryptocurrency Now
Cryptocurrency developments are bringing a change in the industry, could you keep up? Cryptocurrency is on the verge of change now, and it aims to develop in better ways that will also help the Earth, something which Ethereum proposed in the past week with its carbon-free operations soon.
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Researchers Develop Remote-Sensing Drones to Identify Landmines, Something that May Help Ukraine
Landmines hide beneath the lands, but drones may be able to sense them now. Researchers developed a new remote-sensing drone that will help in detecting landmines that are hidden underneath the surface and may help in identification to avoid these bombs.
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Tesla FSD v10.69.2 Rolls Out Today for More Users—Elon Musk Says its ‘Overly Cautious’ Around Pedestrains [WATCH]
Stopping for pedestrians is also a job for the autonomous driving feature from Tesla. The Tesla FSD Beta version 10. 69. 2 is rolling out today, and it presents an additional feature for all users that expands more on noticing pedestrians on the road as part of its safety feature.
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Black Panther, Captain America Video Game Set During WWII Coming Soon—D23 Expo Unveils
The Disney and Marvel Games Showcase details a new game set years ahead of the Avengers. A new video game is coming soon, and it would center on two famous Marvel superheroes, Captain America and Black Panther, focusing on a story that centers on World War II.
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Jeep to Launch 4 EVs by 2025, 50% Fully-Electric Lineup Coming by 2030
Jeep is not focusing on electric mobility for its future releases. Jeep is putting its efforts into its future electrification of vehicles, with the car brand revealing its plans to launch four electric cars by 2025 to kickstart its transition to clean energy mobility.
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Google Fi to Add More 5G for Android Smartphones, Expanding to 26 More Countries for the Service
Google Fi aims to deliver more on its 5G coverage for more countries. Google is expanding its services to more than 26 countries that will focus on delivering 5G coverage for their unlimited mobile data plans, centering on selected Android smartphones for its access.
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Tesla Same Hour Service: Elon Musk says More than 50% Coming for North American Repair Centers
A faster service is coming for Tesla North America repair centers, with quality and speed in mind. Tesla is aiming to deliver a significant boost on its repairs for the electric vehicles and other products of the company, expanding to more than 50 percent operations for its "same hour" service in North America.
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Queen Elizabeth II: Remembering Her Contributions to Space and Technology
The Queen celebrates the many ventures in space in past missions, something which her reign supported and welcomed.
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Apple Commemorates the Life of Queen Elizabeth II in the Wake of Her Death
Apple joins the United Kingdom in their memoriam of the legendary Queen. The world is devastated by the recent loss of United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth II, and many renowned companies are joining in the wake of her death, with Apple remembering the life and times of the British royalty.
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FCC: US Broadband Availability Reinforces Efforts to Address Internet Access for Americans
The FCC is taking massive steps in ensuring all Americans have great internet access. The Federal Communications Commission is now strengthening its efforts toward the United States broadband mapping that will address internet access for all.
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Meta Dissolves ‘Responsible Innovation’ Team—Layoffs for Employees Ahead of VR Event
Other teams and groups will be responsible for Meta's ethical creations. Meta dissolved one of its significant teams from its workforce and is the "Responsible Innovation" team which acts as overseers of its products and developments from within the company.
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PlayStation Camo Skins: New Cover for the PS5, DualSense, Headset Coming this Fall
It's time to dust up the fatigues and go on a different experience this Fall with the PlayStation.
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Elon Musk Claims 'Talks' with Apple on iPhone 14's Satellite Feature, Starlink Coming?
The iPhone 14 did not talk about its satellite features during launch, but Elon Musk's new tweet is something.
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Motorola Edge 30: First 200MP Camera for Smartphone Sees Global Launch—US Availability?
Motorola Edge 30 brings a powerful smartphone camera, a world's first. Motorola's flagship smartphone unveils to the world, and it is the global launch variant of its top-of-the-line device which saw an earlier release in China with the most powerful camera up to date.
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CD Projekt Red Teases ‘The Witcher 5,’ Future Games in the Franchise—What About ‘The Witcher 4’?
CD Projekt Red is now teasing The Witcher franchise for future releases. CD Projekt Red is looking at expanding its gaming development in the future, and the company has already teased the upcoming titles that will soon bring multiple games to one of its world-famous franchises.
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How to Migrate to eSIMs? Apple’s iPhone 14 No Longer Has a Physical Nano SIM Card Slot
Upgrading to the iPhone 14 may bring a bit of a problem, nothing like a call to your service provider won't fix.
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Remembering JFK's Moon Goals: 60 Years Later, NASA Still Lives by Its Aims and Aspirations
NASA is not forgetting what JFK aimed for, and that is the Moon. John F. Kennedy is the first United States president that gave importance to space missions and venturing beyond the Earth's boundaries, something that is not an entirely welcome idea before.
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Fitbit Expands AFib Monitor to More Regions, Irregular Heartbeat Checker Coming
It is high time that the AFib monitor is available for more users. Fitbit is focusing on bringing its AFib monitor to more users in the world, now announcing that it is adding more regions to support its latest feature via the software update for the smartwatch.
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iPhone 14 Pro Dynamic Island: What Makes the Pill Notch Special and Have its Own Name?
The new Pill notch is on a class of its own, but what makes it special for the iPhone 14 Pro? Apple revealed the new iPhone 14 lineup today as part of its 'Far Out' September event where analysts claimed that this will be the event that will bring the new smartphone from the company.
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Pentagon Pause F-35 Deliveries after Finding Chinese Alloy in Materials; Violates Regulations?
The Pentagon is strict with the use of metals on its fighter jets, and Lockheed Martin would have to replace them.
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South Korea's US THAAD Missiles to Remain At Bay, China Urges for No Additional Defense Systems
Seoul is not adding more to its defense systems after Beijing pleaded for it. South Korea is not adding more US THAAD missiles, the highly-advanced defense system designed for Seoul, with China initially claiming that it is a direct threat to their security.
