Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Ford Mustang Mach-E to Open Pre-orders for 2023 Model, Price Increase to Take Effect
Ford is taking pre-orders for its 2023 Mustang Mach-E, and users have to wait. Ford will soon open pre-orders for the public that wants to purchase the 2023 Mustang Mach-E, which will be released in the following year.
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Moderna Sues Pfizer, BioNTech for Use of mRNA Technology in COVID Vaccines—Pfizer Responds
Moderna is claiming that the mRNA is their proprietary patent from 2010 to 2016. Moderna is suing Pfizer and BioNTech to use the mRNA technology to develop a COVID-19 vaccine for the world, with the dose already in massive distribution and use for all that needs it.
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DoorDash Data Breach Claims Some Customer Information Were Stolen, But Not Sensitive Data
The famous food delivery app got its data stolen, and the company confirms this for all. DoorDash addressed its recent data breach as per its latest release, claiming that unknown assailants stole some customer and delivery employees' information from the company.
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Google’s 3rd Gen Tensor Chip Reportedly Under Development, Samsung to Deliver by 2024 for Pixel 8
Reports are claiming that another chip is coming for Google's Tensor development. Google is reportedly developing a new Tensor chip that would be its third generation release of the famous SoC that it first introduced with 2021's Pixel 6 smartphone.
Instagram Limits Sensitive Content for Teens—Push Message Appears to Change in Settings
Instagram is urging you to see less sensitive content if you're under 16. Instagram is now asking teens under 16 years old to change their content settings on the app, and the company is rolling out push messages to remind youngsters to limit sensitive content on their feeds.
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WB Games Lives On: No Cancelled Titles under Warner Bros. Discovery—‘Hogwarts Legacy’ Collector’s Edition Now Available
Warner Bros. Games' titles are still under production and no cancelled games after merger. Warner Bros. Games, the famous gaming department company, is not canceling any titles from its production and development after its recent merger with Discovery.
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Google’s AI Chatbot: Now Accepting Beta Testers to Join via AI Test Kitchen
Google is now accepting applicants to join its testing for the new AI chatbot of the company. Google is testing out its AI chatbot and is inviting the public to sign up for its AI Test Kitchen experience to converse with the new assistant, among other services available on the platform.
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Ford is Delaying its Spain Manufacturing Plant Investment for EV Production
Ford is holding its plans for now, but not cancelling them. Ford is seeing a change in its plans to continue its investment in a manufacturing plant in Valencia, Spain, that the company revealed to the world earlier this year.
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Meta Quest Pro to Arrive by October? Mark Zuckerberg Teases New Product on Joe Rogan Podcast
Meta Quest Pro is the next-in-line from the company, and Mark Zuckerberg may be hinting to it. Meta is planning something for its virtual reality headsets, which is coming by October, as revealed by the famous tech CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, via the Joe Rogan Podcast.
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Kia EV9: Automakers Tease the Electric Car Ahead of Showcase, Testing Now Underway
The new electric SUV is going in on style, wrapped in camouflage. Kia unveiled a teaser of its highly anticipated electric SUV from the company, the latest EV9, ahead of its supposed debut and showcase that brings the world a new marvel to see from the company.
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Tesla FSD Beta 10.69: Elon Musk Reveals Two New Versions of System, Soon for Wide Release
Tesla is still planning to release FSD Beta 10.69 for all, Elon Musk reveals. The Tesla FSD Beta 10. 69 is planning for a succession of releases in the coming week, and this got confirmation from the tech CEO, Elon Musk, focusing on the feature's progression.
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‘Destiny 2: Lightfall’ Expansion Tops Purchases on Steam, What Makes it Special?
Destiny 2: Lightfall is on pre-purchase but it already tops the list on Steam. "Destiny 2: Lightfall" is the subsequent expansion of the famous first-person shooter game from Bungie, with the company recently announcing the arrival of the new experience for the title.
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Stable Diffusion from Stability AI is Now Used to Generate Porn Through AI
The company did not intend for its technology for pornographic use for people's desires. Stability AI brought the world its latest release to generate AI imagery using its now-available product, Stable Diffusion, with many applications for the output it can make.
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Content Creator Cory Kenshin Claims YouTube has 'Racism and Favoritism' In Its Platform
The influencer did not hold back on his words which expressed dismay on the streaming website. A YouTube content creator spoke out against the video streaming platform regarding its "racism and favoritism," which is already a significant problem among those using the application.
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StudentAid is Crashing Due to Volume of Visitors—Government’s Student Loan Site Face Complaints
The US Government's student loan website is not responding for some. The United States government's student loan website, StudentAid, is seeing a massive volume of users trying to access the website, and reports are claiming that it is crashing or is down for users.
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Shuffles: Exclusive Collage App from Pinterest is Invite-Only Trends on TikTok—How to Get In?
Shuffles is one of the most exclusive apps now, like Clubhouse before. Shuffles is one of the most trending applications in the world, and it currently ranks second in Apple's App Store platform for its use on iOS devices.
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‘Ocean Planet’ Discovered by Researchers—70% Larger than Earth, More than 100 Light Years Away
This new exoplanet is a marvel to researchers and they want to know more about it. Researchers from the University of Montreal and the Institute for Research on Exoplanet (IREx) discovered a new exoplanet with covered oceans on its surface, the study's new focus.
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3D Brain Chip Detects Mental Illness, to Study Complex Structures As Well
This 3D brain chip claims massive process for most needs. Scientists have developed a new microchip focusing on analyzing complex structures and different systems, including the human brain, that claims to detect mental illness among patients.
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‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ to Feature Kenny Loggins as DJ? Artist Reveals Plans for New Game
Kenny Loggins is planning to bring his music for the next game if possible. "Grand Theft Auto 6" is under a veil of mystery for its development and production, and there are limited details on the upcoming sequel game from Rockstar Games for the franchise.
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NASA Ingenuity Space Helicopter Can Still Fly—‘Hop’ Flight Success
The Ingenuity performed a hop, and it is massive for NASA's recent tests. NASA's Ingenuity space helicopter recently went on a flight to determine if it is still capable of taking on the Mars planet's skies, especially as it experiences a severe Winter season on the Red Planet.
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Meta Brings New ‘Meta Account’ System Available for Users—No More Facebook Connection
Meta is now asking users to signup to its new Meta account instead of Facebook. Meta is now asking for users to sign up for a new system that will focus on creating a "Meta Account" for their access to different VR games and experiences available to the public.
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Twitch Partners Can Now Stream on YouTube, Facebook, and MORE—No More Exclusive Deal
Twitch is now allowing partners and content creators to stream wherever they want. Twitch is now allowing its Partners and Affiliates who were previously under an exclusive streaming deal with the company to bring their content to other platforms, despite being the company's rival.
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TikTok: ‘Nearby’ Feed Under Tests as Social Media Aims to Display Local Content for All
TikTok is focusing on promoting local content with its new feed. TikTok is testing a new feed for users to view the local content available near them, and it is called the "Nearby" feed that will focus more on its proximity's availability for posts from users.
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Meta to Settle $37.5M on Facebook’s Location Tracking Feud, Now Waiting for Judge’s Approval
Meta reached a settlement and is paying out a lawsuit again for its actions. Meta is to settle another lawsuit in court, and it reached $37. 5 million for the prosecuting party, which raised the complaints against Facebook's location tracking dispute earlier this year.
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Tesla FSD: Elon Musk Says v10.69 is Not Perfect, Asks Beta Users NOT to Complain for Flaws
It is on limited release for a reason, and Elon Musk is not taking any complaints. The Tesla FSD is in its limited release beta, especially for the version 10.
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‘Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic’ Remake Changes Developer—Why?
Star Wars KOTOR's change may issue another delay for its release. "Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic" remake is one of the highly anticipated titles to arrive for the latest gaming consoles available for the world.
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Pfizer to Bring COVID-19 Omicron Booster Shots this Fall—Is It Still a Need?
There is a coming Omicron booster shot from Pfizer for immunization this Fall. Pfizer and BioNTech already have the COVID-19 Omicron strain booster vaccine available at their disposal.
PSVR 2: Release Date Confirms for Early 2023—What to Expect on New VR
PlayStation announced the release date for the PSVR 2, and it is coming soon. PlayStation announced and confirmed the release date for its next-generation wearable technology, the PSVR 2, to arrive by early 2023 for all to purchase.
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Airbus Zephyr Crashed After 64 Days of Flight—Solar Powered Drone Failed to Break Records
The Zephyr is a sustainable drone, but it didn't achieve what it was gunning for. Airbus Zephyr did not achieve its goals of breaking a world record for the longest flight made by an aircraft, and the solar-powered drone crashed in Arizona after 64 days of sustained flight.
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Ford Removes 3,000 People from their Jobs as Part of Its Restructuring for ‘Clarity and Speed’
Ford aims for a change, and it is to better its production and let go of traditional practices. Ford is restructuring its company and recently announced its layoffs for its workforce of about 3,000 jobs in the company to focus on "clarity and speed" for its manufacturing.
