Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Sony INZONE Reveals Two Gaming Monitors for the PS5, Also Available for PC Use
Sony brings two gaming monitors for its PS5, but also good for the PC. Sony revealed its two new gaming monitors, bringing a new display for its PlayStation 5 that will benefit gamers with a new device to use for all gaming needs.
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DS7 Reveals New Look, Brings a PHEV Engine with New Chassis
The French did it again, but this time, it is with a bigger DS7 for all. The French automobile manufacturer, DS, debuted its latest take on the DS7 SUV that lost its "Crossback" designation as it brought a larger vehicle with a PHEV engine.
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CryptoWatch: The Market is Still Unstable, But There Are Those Believing in its Rise
Bulls and Bears are fighting, and cryptocurrency is still in the game. Cryptocurrency is still in the woods, but some believers think it will bounce back to its former glory in the coming months, and the public will see its prices flourish in the market.
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Microsoft Outlook is Releasing a ‘Lite’ Version for Low-Cost Android Devices for Faster Load Times
A faster Outlook app is coming for Android, and Microsoft wants you to use it. Microsoft is looking to create a new application version for its Outlook, and it would be the "Lite" version that aims to bring faster load times for the app and provide users with a more robust app.
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British Army to Investigate Crypto Scam Hack on its Twitter, Social Media—Possessed NFT Appears
The British Army's Twitter and other social media platforms saw a massive hack regarding crypto scams earlier.
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GPUs are Coming Back in Stock, Shortage is Over, and Prices Drop in Half
GPUs are coming back in stock from retail stores, and it is not a joke. There are no sales or discounts for the graphics processing units available in the market today, but it sees a massive slash in its original price by as much as 50 percent.
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NIO Provides an Update to its EV Production, New Sales Record and Delivery Update
NIO is on its way to bringing its next deliveries in the coming months for the fifth vehicle from the company.
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‘Upside Down Playlist’ is Now Available on Spotify, Partnership with Netflix for ‘Stranger Things’
Spotify is featuring a playlist straight from the Upside Down, and it is in partnership with Netflix.
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Vegas Loop: The Boring Company Reveals First Station for Public Transportation Use
The Boring Company and the City of Las Vegas are building a network for public transportation. The Boring Company and the City of Las Vegas are massive partners for bringing one of the most intricate public transportation methods there is up to date, and it is with the Vegas Loop.
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Samsung Completes 3nm Chip Ahead of TSMC, Apple—Soon to Power Modern Technology
Samsung is ahead of the competition now, and it beats TSMC and Apple to it. Samsung completed its development of the upcoming 3nm chips that would power modern technological devices, including smartphones, tablets, computers, and other innovations coming soon.
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'Sleep in Orbit' is a Smart Earbud to Monitor an Astronaut's Slumber—Why?
Space affects each person differently, and different gadgets are now developing on ways to help manage it.
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GM Hummer Production: 12 Trucks a Day, Price Increase Coming for EV Pickup
General Motors is seeing a slower pace, but a higher price for its Hummer EVs. General Motors is currently producing 12 trucks daily, and it is for their Hummer EV production, which saw a massive demand for the electric vehicle from preorders and reservations when it was first released.
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Instagram Brings Account Deletion to iOS App, As Part of Apple’s App Store Guidelines—How to Do It
Instagram users may delete their accounts via the app, and it's all thanks to Apple. Instagram now allows the public an account deletion feature to permanently remove their social media accounts on the iOS platform directly for the iPhones.
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Starlink Gets FCC Approval for Satellite Internet Use on Moving Vehicles, ‘Portability’ Coming
Users may now apply their cars for Portability, thanks to its FCC approval. The famous global satellite internet service, Starlink, recently got its FCC approval that allows it to use the connection to mount on moving vehicles as part of one of its features and applications.
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‘Half-Life 2’ for the Nintendo Switch? Mod Use ‘Portal Collection’ Port to Run Game
Half-Life 2 fans unite, as a mod is applicable for the Nintendo Switch. "Half-Life 2" is a game that most fans loved when it was released, and it is because it brought a tremendous experience for the gamers, which redefined gaming to a new level during its release.
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Apple: 2022 MacBook Air M2 to Release by July 15 According to Sources
Apple's MacBook Air with the M2 is coming next month, but would it be worth it? Apple is looking at releasing its 2022 MacBook Air in the coming weeks, and it will feature the famous M2 Silicon chip that the public has asked for a long time.
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Google Account Creation: EU GDPR Complaints Rise—Deceptive Sign-Up Process?
Creating a Google account is invasive for some, and now complaints are rising. Google is now facing a massive number of GDPR complaints on its end as users signing up for its accounts say that the company is deceptive and invasive of people's data.
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NASA: Swimming Robots to Detect Life on Different Planets, SWIM Project for Jupiter's Europa
NASA aims to answer its questions regarding life outside the Earth with SWIM. NASA awarded a contract to a NIAC project in its Phase I studies regarding a swarm of swimming robots that would take a deep dive on Jupiter's Europa moon to look for signs of life in the cold waters of the satellite.
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Google ‘Switch to Android’ App Available for All Android 12 Phones—Is It Time to Switch?
Google is looking at a switch from other systems to Android. Google released a better version of its "Switch to Android" application that will help migrate users from a different system to the famous OS of the company that focuses on sweet treats for its name.
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NASA James Webb: Deeper Photos of the Universe to Come This July—What to Expect?
The NASA James Webb Space Telescope is delivering a never-before-seen images of the universe. The NASA James Webb Space Telescope is on its way to releasing its first set of images for the public to see, and the space agency and the team behind the space surveyor captured a deeper look at the universe.
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‘Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration’ to Bring Classic Games this Fall—For Which Consoles?
Atari is in the Golden Ages now, and here's what to expect from them. "Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration" is coming soon. It brings retro and classic games for all gamers to enjoy in time for the massive milestone of the famous gaming company that has reached its golden years.
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Amazon Prime Day 2022: Get the Best Out of the Sale—Here's How to Avoid Psychological Tactic
Amazon's Prime Day 2022 sale may be overwhelming as there are a lot, but it's important to keep one's priority at the top.
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‘Overwatch 2’ Beta Issues Appear on Console—Gamers are Angry
Overwatch 2 gamers are angry over its beta, and console users want a change. "Overwatch 2" is a good game for all, as it fixes many issues of the original game from Activision Blizzard and aims to give a lot to gamers for its upcoming release.
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SpaceX Starship is Ready for Test Launches, Already in Texas’ Orbital Launch Pad ‘Mechazilla’
SpaceX is gearing up for its Starship tests and launches, coming soon. SpaceX is looking at taking the next step for its Starship venture, and it would be to bring the rocket for test launches and determine its capabilities for future use.
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Tesla Lays Off 200 Autopilot Workers in San Mateo—Why?
Tesla is cutting corners, and it is with Autopilot workers. There are layoffs from Tesla now, which is part of the company's massive job reduction ventures that bring a different focus from the manufacturer, especially with its current ventures.
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Apple 5G: Continues Qualcomm Reliance as Cupertino Struggles to Make Its Own
Apple's 5G modems for the iPhone are coming from Qualcomm, and it struggles to make one for them.
Facebook Groups: Updates Bring ‘Channel Feature’ and It Is Something Like Discord
Facebook is going to have a more streamlined discussion on its Groups. Facebook is on its way to adding a new feature for its Groups function, and it is one experience that most are already familiar with during this pandemic.
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FBI: Beware of Deepfakes, Tech Jobs Interviews May Contain Stolen Information and Deceive Public
FBI warns the public of deepfake job interviews, but who is doing this? The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released a public service announcement for all, and it talks about the presence of deepfake on technology job interviews that may deceive a person regarding those on the other end.
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Happy Birthday Elon Musk! Here's a Look on the Tech CEO's Significance in the World
Elon Musk may be an oddball online, but he helped bring a lot of technology to the world. Today, June 28, is the birthday of the current wealthiest person in the world.
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NASA CAPSTONE to Launch by Tuesday or Later—Orbital Moon CubeSat for Artemis I
NASA will send a small CubeSat to the Moon in preparation for the CAPSTONE. NASA's CAPSTONE venture is coming to the Moon later in the year if it launches by this week for its journey to space and towards the planet's natural satellite.
