Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Elon Musk Confirms Twitter’s Refusal of the $44M Deal—Calls it a ‘Plot Twist’
After reconsidering the deal, Musk is now facing a rejection from Twitter. Several days after Elon Musk announced that he is back on track for the Twitter deal, a new development from reports claims that the social media platform is refusing to accept the Tesla CEO's $44 billion bid.
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Uber Hack: Former Security Chief Hid a 2016 Breach from Public, Authorities
A 2016 hack took place in Uber's systems, but Joe Sullivan hid them. A Former Uber security executive is facing charges on his previous actions after concealing information and evidence regarding a hack that took place in the company's systems.
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China COVID-19: Cyberspace Administration to Remove Fake News, Misinformation
The organization aims to eradicate fake news, as well as abolish government censorship for people. China's social media platforms are a growing web of misinformation and fake news which contributed to causing panic, fear, anxiety, and anger among the public from different sources online.
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‘Overwatch 2’ No Longer Requires Phone Number for Account, Fixes Server Issues After DDoS Attack
Instead of enjoying, the game met multiple problems which is now reversing some changes. "Overwatch 2's" launch day for the world was met with massive problems, and it is because the game saw DDoS attacks and server issues in connecting to the company's infrastructures.
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Nissan Leaf Is Not Going Anywhere, But May Possibly Transform as an SUV
Nissan is keeping its renowned budget EV, the Leaf. Nissan is not yet retiring the Leaf electric vehicle, and the company has more plans for its budget-friendly EV that is a global staple series of the Japanese automaker's offers.
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Apple to Manufacture iPhones in India, as China's Plus One? Possible Move On the Way
Made in China iPhones may change to Made in India. India may be the next site to develop the iPhone series as there is a massive change from its China manufacturing due to tensions between Beijing and Washington in their policies.
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Elon Musk: Tesla FSD to Debut 10.69.3 with Major Upgrades, Keeping ‘.69’ Version Number for Now
The Tesla FSD Beta is debuting a new version soon, and the company is keeping the number. Elon Musk is keeping the version number extension known as the ".
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EU Power Crisis Gets Help Using 853-mile Underwater Cables to Deliver 3,000MW of Power from Egypt
Europe is experiencing a massive energy crisis due to Russia and Ukraine, and Egypt is here to help.
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Sony to Debut Olfactory Device, Tests Sense of Smell to Determine Early Signs of Dementia
Sony is testing a new device, linking the sense of smell to dementia or Parkinson's disease. Sony debuts the so-called "Olfactory Device," a new health-tech initiative of the company that tests a person's sense of smell, claiming that it links to early signs of dementia, and the like.
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Apple App Store Price Hike Affects Android, 'Pokemon GO,' Other Apps In-App Purchases
The price hike that took effect this October is affecting Android users as well. Apple App Store's price hike sees its effects on apps, and in-app purchases as the company raised its tax changes among developers, resulting in more expensive payments, but it also affects Android for some reason.
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‘Destiny 2’ New Anti-Cheat System Temporarily Disabled, Bungie Confirms Wrongful Bans in Game
The old system is still in place, and cheaters are still denounced on Destiny 2. Bungie confirmed that "Destiny 2's" latest anti-cheat system is temporarily disabled by the company after wrongful bans were made on innocent gamers, citing it as a human error.
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Windows 11 2022 Update Slows Transfers by 40%—How to Speed It Up?
Yes, this was officially confirmed by a company executive for the latest Windows 11 update. If you have recently upgraded to Windows 11's 2H22 update, its major upgrade after a year since its public release of the new OS, you may be experiencing a slower rate of file transfers.
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3D Printed Materials: Tesla May Use This Tech as Developed by MIT Students
It only needs a few massive parts to deliver new electric vehicles for all. A new 3D printed development was made by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and it presents a new way to cast die molds by using only a few pieces to create outstanding results.
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WhatsApp iOS to Block Screenshots for ‘View Once’ According to Leaks—When Is it Coming?
Put it in View Once and you never have to worry about any copies made via WhatsApp for iPhones. Meta and WhatsApp are planning something new for their iOS version, and it is allegedly aiming to block screenshots on photos and videos that were sent via the "View Once" feature.
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Matter is Coming to Power Smart Homes—Google Nest, Speakers, and MORE to Update with Integration
The smart home integration for many tech companies is coming, and Google is getting ready. Matter is coming soon for all, and many are already expecting the debut of the famous system that would soon help in controlling many appliances or technology found in one's house.
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NASA DART's Mission Left a 6,000 Mile Trail After Dimorphos Impact [PHOTOS]
The trail is a long one, spreading its particles across space. Webb, SOAR, and NASA released the aftermath of the recent crash which the DART mission left behind, showing a trail of its remains in a 6,000-mile-long line in space.
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Elon Musk is Buying Twitter for $44B, Says He is Doing it for 'X' App
Yes, the Twitter-Musk deal is back and the tech CEO's decision took a turn surprisingly. The Elon Musk and Twitter deal is back, and the tech CEO announced to the world that he is buying the social media platform in this surprising turn of events for the original price of $44 billion.
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‘No Man’s Sky’ Features ‘Relaxed Mode’ for Returning Players, Focusing on the Nintendo Switch Version
No Man's Sky's latest update features a new mode for people to enjoy and feel relaxed. "No Man's Sky" is releasing a version 4.
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Apple Music Contains 100 Million Songs in Library—Is it a Good Streaming Platform?
Apple Music is a massive streaming platform with as many offers as others. Apple Music is one of the most famous streaming platforms in the world now, and the company is celebrating a significant milestone of reaching 100 million songs available in its library.
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The Sun Released a Powerful, X1 Solar Flare and NASA Took a Photo of It [LOOK]
The Solar System's brightest star released a radiating and strong solar flare earlier. The Sun is going through something now, and it is heating up more than its normal temperature, which at the same time, released solar flares and rated X1, one of the hottest there is on its scale.
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Google Japan Debuts Gboard Stick, a 65-inch Keyboard that Can be a Hiking Pole or a Bug Catcher
Yes, this keyboard does it all, but it may be hard to use for office or schoolworks. Google Japan introduced yet another bizarre device from its latest release, and it is the company's new Gboard Stick which is 65 inches long and has multiple purposes apart from being an accessory for your computer.
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IKEA’s DIRIGERA Coming Soon, Smart Home Hub with Matter Support—Price and Release Date?
The listing already appeared on Germany's IKEA site, and it is coming soon. IKEA is soon delivering a smart home hub for all needs with the DIRIGERA device, and it was a product that the company previously teased for the public back in May.
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Is Tesla Ready to Deliver Useful AI to the Real World? Elon Musk Claims it Works ‘Non-Hierarchically’
Tesla is one of the most renowned AI developers in the world, but is it ready to deliver on useful tech?
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Babcock Ranch in Florida Survives Hurricane Ian, Solar Power Helped Avoid Power Loss
This ranch brought more than power, along with a carefully planned neighborhood to withstand storms.
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‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ Remake Coming Soon for PS5, Reports Claim—Fans Want ‘Bloodborne’ Instead
Horizon Zero Dawn's remake is the latest project for Sony, but fans beg to differ. "Horizon Zero Dawn's" PlayStation 5 remake is reportedly in the works, and Sony is allegedly prioritizing this game for players to experience the famous 2017 open world in the latest console of the company.
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Intel Mobileye is Going Public, New IPO Coming—Autonomous Tech for Cars Coming?
Intel's Mobileye is ready for its public outing for all, soon coming for different cars. Intel is soon going to deliver a new autonomous driving experience for all, and it is with Mobileye, which is soon going public with the company's latest IPO (initial public offering) which is the first for them.
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Orionids Meteor Shower: When to Watch the Light Show’s Peak, Ideal Times, and MORE
The Orionids is here to deliver on a beautiful skyline for the latter part of the year. People get to see the annual lights show from the sky, and this is perfect for those mesmerizing date nights or nights out with friends to enjoy a chill evening under blazing meteors passing by in multitudes.
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Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 Debuts Heart Rate Tracker, Sleep A10 Monitor on Latest Release
The latest wireless earbuds from Anker debuts health integrations for the heart and sleep. Anker may not be the first brand one may think of when looking for a new set of True Wireless (TWS) Bluetooth earphones in the market, as many competitors are known brands.
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Coinbase Outage: Crypto Exchange Platform Inaccessible for Hours—Is It Back Online?
Coinbase's latest outage sends a spark among users as it was inaccessible last Sunday. Traders and users were met with frustration as they try to access their Coinbase wallets and the entire platform as it experienced an outage earlier this Sunday, and people were unable to do anything during this issue.
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CryptoWatch: Meta and OpenAI's NFT Experiences Available, Nexo's Lawsuit from US States
NFTs sure get a boost on this current industry, but not all are fortunate in the blockchain world. CryptoWatch is here to deliver on the latest news there is to the blockchain world in the past week, where tech companies and developments bring light to the latest there is to the cryptocurrency world.
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