Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Elon Musk Warns Rivian, Lucid to Change Their Strategies to Avoid Bankruptcy
Musk's predictions are leaning towards bankruptcy, but will he be heard? Elon Musk is giving a piece of advice to EV manufacturing competitors Rivian and Lucid for their track towards bankruptcy if they continue their strategies that focus on burning billions of their funds.
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Meta ‘Horizon Worlds’ to Bring ‘Voice Mode,’ Controls for Users to Have a Safer Experience
Control your voice on the metaverse and it may save you from harassment. Voice chatting is punishing and challenging for the children and women that stay on these online experiences.
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Microsoft Teams AI aims to Help Unpleasant Freezes, Awkward Interactions in Video Chat
Microsoft Teams is using AI to help in video conferencing, especially when there are interruptions. Microsoft Teams is bringing in AI to help in its video conferencing experiences, especially during disconnections that may leave an awkward look for a person when their screen freezes.
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Apple: iPad’s Stage Manager is for Multitasking, More Work to Be Done in a Single Device
The iPad now has a Stage Manager, but how effective is it? Apple brings a better feature for all iPad users with the Stage Manager, and its goal is to expand a person's workspace when using the tablet for personal and business needs.
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Talkshow Host John Oliver Explicitly Calls Out Google and Amazon for Antitrust Behavior
John Oliver is spitting truths, based on research and information it gathered. Talk shows usually border on research and some commentaries from their hosts, and in this case, it is from Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, a show from HBO.
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Crypto.com, BlockFi Lays Off Workers Due to ‘Crypto Winter’— Industry Still Feel Effects
Crypto companies also face the market crash, and now they are laying off employees. Cryptocurrency companies are feeling the effects of the recent market crash and bearish industry, resulting in several entities laying off their employees as they cannot maintain their business to be as strong as before.
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SpaceX Starship Receives Final Assessment from FAA, Requires 75 Changes on Starbase
The final assessment for Starship is here, good thing its not 99 problems. The SpaceX Starship already received its final assessment from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), which brought it what it needs to start on the program for its testing.
Chevrolet Blazer EV: Electric SUV Built on the GM Ultium Platform, Releases Photo
The Chevrolet Blazer EV is the latest electric SUV from GM, and it is on Ultium. General Motors and Chevrolet unveil the first image of the upcoming new SUV on their lineup under the Ultium Platform, and it is the Blazer EV that brings an all-electric vehicle to the family.
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‘Overwatch 2’ Release Date Revealed During Xbox Showcase, Now Free to Play
Activision Blizzard finally reveals the release date for Overwatch 2. "Overwatch 2" is coming this year, and Activision Blizzard finally set its sights on a release date coming later this year for all gamers to experience the new age of the PvP arena shooting game.
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Microsoft Flight Simulator: ‘Halo’ Pelican Aircraft to Arrive in the Experience—How to Access?
MFS 2020 is getting an update, with Halo Pelican coming to fly. The Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is bringing a new update from the recent showcase of Xbox, and it aims to give users more freedom to choose an aircraft that will fit their needs to circumnavigate the world.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 ‘Active’: Is It Enough to Rival Apple and Google’s Features?
Samsung's Active devices focus on better fitness, and it may give Apple and Google a run for its money.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 to Debut ‘Invisible Creases’ on Foldable, Better than the Flip3 [LEAK]
The new leaks on the Z Flip4 will improve its foldable technology on its next release. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 is getting massive rumors from many leakers and speculators for the next release of the device, with the previous release only reaching its first year since August 2021.
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Porsche 911 GTS America Edition: Celebrating 70 Years in the Country—What’s New in the Car?
Porsche 911 GTS America Edition is a celebration of its arrival in the US. Porsche is bringing in a new special edition 911 GTS for the country, under the "America Edition" trim that aims to debut a new car exclusive to the United States.
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Astra’s Failed Mission Results in the Loss of NASA’s TROPICS Weather Satellites—Issues Persist?
Astra did not expect this failure again, and now the world suffers its loss. Astra failed to deliver on its first mission earlier today, and it is collaborating with NASA to provide the TROPICS Weather Satellite to orbit for the planet's need for storm monitoring.
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SpaceX: Falcon 9’s Merlin vs. Starship’s Raptor Engine—Elon Musk Says Which is Simpler
Elon Musk explains which engine is simpler, between the Merlin and Raptor. SpaceX still uses combustion thrust engines with its spacecraft, and it needs that kind of power for its rocket ships that would bring its many missions to various places in the orbit and further in space.
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New SNES Games: Nintendo Switch Online Adds 3 New Titles—What Are These?
It's time to brush up on your SNES skills via the Switch Online platform. The games of the past are growing its library and it does not let the test of time hinder its expansion to bring the old games back to access via the Nintendo Switch Online.
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American Express, Abra to Launch Crypto Credit Card Rewards, NFT Service—What is It?
American Express is launching its first crypto credit card rewards, and it is a massive change. American Express, one of the largest financial companies in the country, is partnering with Abra to launch a cryptocurrency credit card rewards system that will give the public more to their usage and experience.
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Tesla is Making its Stock Cheaper for Everyone to Buy, Three-Way Split Approved?
Tesla is looking at making its stock cheaper two years after the last one. Tesla is looking to make its stocks cheaper and more affordable for new employees that will join the company and to make it available for all that are looking to buy in the market.
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Always On Bluetooth a Security Threat? Research Says It May Be Used to Track Your iPhone
It may be time to turn off your Bluetooth when not in use. Experts say that always on Bluetooth is now a security threat, according to a recent study that explored ways how threat actors may use an iPhone's unique feature as a way to track the device.
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Lightyear 0: Solar Power Charging for EV—Thrives on Sunlight Alone?
Move over regenerative braking, a new bad boy is in town. Lightyear, a Dutch EV company, debuts the "Lightyear 0" to the world, and it is an electric vehicle that uses solar charging to power the car's capabilities and transports a person for all their needs.
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Watch These 5 Planets Lineup Together this June Before they 'Breakup'
NASA reports that these planets will appear together, but a breakup is inevitable. Five planets will appear in the night sky this June, and stargazing will see an abundance of them for a limited time.
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Apple MacBook New Sizes for 2023? 15 Inches for the Air, and A 12-Inch MacBook [RUMORS]
There are rumors regarding new MacBook devices coming this 2023, and it is selling soon. Apple's MacBooks are getting an upgrade in 2023, and it is part of the speculations that the Cupertino company brings on an annual basis, but this time, it capitalizes on the idea of new sizes.
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Jay-Z, Jack Dorsey Starts ‘Bitcoin Academy’ to Educate on the Top Cryptocurrency for Marcy House
Jay-Z and Jack Dorsey are starting a Bitcoin Academy for Marcy House, and it is for crypto advancement.
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'Among Us,' 'Fortnite' Finally Collaborating on Items Coming to Impostor Mode
Impostor Mode is finally getting legitimate items from Among Us. "Fortnite" and "Among Us" finally get on a collaboration together after Epic Games allegedly copied its setup, focusing on the "Impostor Mode" that is available on the battle royale.
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Elon Musk said that Twitter’s Daily Raw Feed is Only 50GB, Fits in a ‘USB Stick’
Twitter's raw feed is something that Elon Musk can view on a daily basis. Elon Musk revealed new information about Twitter's daily raw feed because it is something that he wishes to monitor at all times, looking at its data and analyzing the company's day-to-day.
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Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price Pleads Not Guilty, Still Gets Anti-Harassment Protection Order
Dan Price appeared before court via video, during his arraignment. Gravity Payments CEO, an executive from a credit card company known for a previous decision to give all its employees a raise in their annual salary, is now facing misdemeanor charges in court.
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‘Cyberpunk: Endrunners’ Anime Coming to Netflix; CD Projekt’s Red take to Save ‘Cyberpunk 2077?’
The Cyberpunk lives on, and now, it is with Netflix's anime adaptation based on the game. "Cyberpunk: Edgerunners" released its first trailer coming from the multimedia streaming giant, Netflix, and it delivers an anime limited series that will focus on the dystopian world that the game and book brought.
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Android 13 is Coming, and Its 3rd Beta Promises Platform Stability and Many NEW Features
Google is coming close with the Android 13, and it might soon see a release. Android 13 is bringing a new beta for the world to see, and it is the third beta of the release that brings platform stability to the operating system of smartphone devices.
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Gatik to Deliver Goods to Dallas-Fort Worth Locations With No Driver; Einride Boasts Navigation on Fragile Obstacle
Einride boasts its precision by navigating through a maze of fragile China vases; Gatik to deliver goods to Dallas-Fort Worth locations with no driver.
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NASA’s James Webb Telescope Got Hit by Micrometeoroid, Larger Than It Expects—Is it Functional?
NASA's James Webb Telescope got damages from unexpected space debris. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope gained damage towards the end of May and the space agency reports on it now, saying that it initially expected damage, but not as massive as this one.
