Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Is Apple’s Self Repair Program a Mistake? Reports Claim Hardships in Fixing iPhone Battery
Apple's Self-Repair program launched last week, but is it a good idea to do? Apple launched its self-repair program for selected models of the iPhone last week, and it brings a chance for users to access and open up their devices and do the fix on their own.
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Google Completes Raxium Acquisition, a MicroLED Company that Aims to Utilize for its AR Projects
Google's acquisition of Raxium is a take on its AR Projects soon releasing. Google announced today that it had already completed its acquisition of Raxium, the company that it expressed its interest in buying for its MicroLED ventures, soon to power its AR devices.
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Bluesky Releases First Code, Is It for Twitter’s Decentralized Take with Elon Musk?
Bluesky released its first code and it may soon help Twitter's decentralized platform. Twitter is going decentralized with Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey's plans unfolding now, but the social media platform is not yet there.
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Porsche is Pushing for a Lithium-Silicon EV Battery with Group14, $400M for the New Power Cells
Porsche is joining the EV battery bet with its faith on a startup called Group14. Porsche is putting its hopes up and betting as much as $400 million on a developer called Group14 for its lithium-silicon EV battery venture that it is developing now.
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T-Mobile 5G Internet at Home: Users Can Test it for 15 Days for Free—Here’s How
T-Mobile already launched this feature last early April but the free trials are coming now. T-Mobile is giving the public a chance to test out their 5G internet services at home, and this venture is available for free for up to 15 days after receiving the device.
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VR Headset with Mouth Haptics Attach to Device—Will It be Available Built-In?
Researchers have developed the first mouth haptics attachment, and it would help the metaverse. Move over Meta's glove haptics technology, there is a new "bad boy" in town.
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‘Everywhere’ Leaks: Ex-‘GTA’ Producer, Creator Says It is an Open World like ‘Ready Player One’
Everywhere is an upcoming AAA-rated game, and it comes from an ex-GTA Producer, Leslie Benzies. "Everywhere" is a game from an ex-Rockstar executive and former "Grand Theft Auto" producer, and it got leaks on its upcoming story and setup where it would be like a famous sci-fi fantasy movie.
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NASA Celebrates Teacher's Week—Commemorates Educators and Their Influence towards Knowledge
Happy Teachers' Week, and NASA makes sure that you are commemorated for your efforts and work for excellence.
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Rivian to Receive $1.5B State Incentives from Georgia for its Production Facility to Boost EV Manufacturing
Rivian will receive a boost on its Georgia Production Facility, as a state incentive. Rivian is receiving a state incentive from Georgia for its upcoming production facility that it will use to boost making the plant to help its manufacturing ventures.
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Google to Release Pixel 6a on I/O 2022? New Budget Smartphone Rumors, Leaks
Google might be bringing a new Pixel 6a device, the budget smartphone take on Pixel 6. Google brought the Pixel 6 last year, and it came with the first unified system-on-chip from the Mountain View giant called the Tensor for its release.
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Apple App Store’s 30 Percent Tax is ’10 Times Higher’ Than What Elon Musk Expects for Developers
Apple's App Store is 30 percent, but Elon Musk says it should be lower. Apple got another criticism for its long-peaceful setup with developers on the App Store, significantly when it changed policies to charge 30 percent of taxes to those exceeding $1 million in revenue.
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Galileo is a Collaborative Record for AI Development from Google, Apple, and Uber Former Executives
Galileo is a new collaborative record tool to help in AI development. Galileo is a collaborative AI tool that developers from Google, Apple, and Uber worked together to help streamline work for all scientists and those that work with deep learning technology.
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Elon Musk wants to Investigate Brands that Collaborate with Twitter—Asks George Soros to ‘Slide into DMs’
Elon Musk is open to investigate and converse with brands on Twitter for free information access. Elon Musk is opening up investigations and his Direct Messages inbox for all the Twitter brands that collaborate with the company or use the social media for their content push.
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Square Enix sells ‘Marvel’s Avengers,’ ‘Tomb Raider’ and MORE to Embracer Group for Only $300M
Square Enix is handing off their rights and development studios to the Embracer Group. Square Enix is taking their business elsewhere, and its latest games that it developed are handed off to another company called Embracer Group.
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WATCH the Recent Solar Eclipse Captured by a Satellite, Shows an Intricate Process from GOES-16
A Solar Eclipse was seen from NOAA's GOES-16, and it shows a detailed presentation. A solar eclipse manifested itself over the weekend, but do not worry if you did not catch the actual show on the skies, as it is available online courtesy of the GOES-16 satellite.
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Amazon Kindle to Bring ePub Support for the eBook Device—Readers Rejoice!
ePub files to soon be accessible via Amazon Kindle, and it will bring more opportunities for readers.
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Ford F-150 Lightning Got Power and Payload Boost—Capacity is Bigger than Expected
Ford is reporting that it has more power and capacity for its EVs, compared to its estimates. Ford's F-150 Lightning EV released good news for everyone who had already preordered the electric pickup truck or those planning to buy the vehicle.
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Apple Sues Rivos, a Chip Startup that Allegedly Stole Employees, Trade Secrets from the Big Tech
Apple is not taking a step back against a chip startup that allegedly stole from them. Apple filed a lawsuit and issued a chip startup known as Rivos, with the Big Tech claiming that its trade secrets were taken from them, alongside employees that transition.
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Nvidia vs. AMD: Next-Gen GPU are Coming, But Who Will Reign Supreme?
The next-gen GPU wars are coming soon, and Nvidia and AMD are the frontrunners in the game. The next generation of graphics processing units (GPUs) is coming soon, and it will bring the new computer component with the capabilities to do better than current features in public.
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Biden Administration brings $3 Billion for Battery EV Production—When Is it Coming?
President Joe Biden is bringing the battery EV production to greater heights, with $3 billion for the project.
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‘Star Wars’ Day 2022: Nintendo Switch Offers for ‘May the 4th’—Massive Discount on Games
It is not yet the 4th, but Nintendo Switch is already brewing something big for the Star Wars day. "Star Wars" Day 2022 is right around the corner, and the international day for its festivities see the mass public joining its celebration for the beloved media franchise from George Lucas.
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New Deep Brain Stimulation Helps Those with Movement Disorder—Elon Musk Notices, to Apply it for Neuralink?
Deep Brain Stimulation helps a lot to those with movement disorder, and Neuralink may also focus on it.
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Status Updates for WhatsApp? Beta Info Suggests New Feature Coming to iOS Chat List
At least people will know your status even on the chat app. WhatsApp is soon featuring a Status Update feature on its chat list for users who wish to let others know their current feelings or setup and help communication better.
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Would Apple Expand Manufacturing Outside China? $8B Expected Loss Due to Lockdowns
Apple is overly reliant on China, and its expansion outside would save them more money. Apple manufactures a massive number of its technology in China, and it shows a heavy reliance on the Asian country for the many devices it brings to the public.
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Google’s Pixel Watch vs. Galaxy Watch 4: Better Battery Life from Other Tech Wearables
The Pixel Watch is not here yet, but specs on the device makes it better than other releases now. Google's Pixel Watch got another spec released online, and reports are saying that it is better than the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 tech wearable.
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Wikimedia Stops Accepting Crypto Donations Due to Environmental Effects, Scams, and MORE
Wikimedia Foundation is no longer accepting cryptocurrency donations from users. Many companies and corporations in the world are integrating cryptocurrency payments into their systems and offer far more options offered to the public.
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Amazon Ends COVID-19 Paid Leave for Workers, Offers Unpaid Health Time Off
Amazon is no longer offering paid leave for workers with COVID-19, but still offers time off. Amazon is no longer offering its paid leave for workers despite those catching COVID-19 from the warehouses or its offices.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Leaks: Selling to Other Gaming Companies? Sony, Xbox, EA Acquisition
Warner Bros.' Discovery is reportedly selling to other entities, and many are already interested.
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SpaceX Starship Environmental Review: FAA Needs One More Month to Evaluate Spacecraft
The FAA needs more time to think about the SpaceX Starship before it gets its license. The SpaceX Starship is one tough spacecraft to evaluate, and the environmental review for the rocket has faced another delay from the US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) for its assessment.
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Google to Stop Showing Your Personal Information Online—Here’s How to Do It
Google is giving everyone the chance to remove their personal information online, via the search company.
