Articles by Isaiah Richard
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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.
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Amazon Prime Day: One More Event Before the Year Ends According to Report
Have no budget or going to miss out the Prime Day in July? Amazon's got one for you. Amazon is holding another Prime Day 2022 towards the end of the year, and the reports claim to have been on for later on, and it would bring another sale event for users in the premium membership experience.
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Rivian Brings its ‘Adventure Network' Fast Chargers in Colorado, California—Coming to Other States?
Rivian's fleet is growing, and so should its charging stations. Rivian is going big with its newly launched and established "Adventure Network" fast-charging station available in Colorado and California.
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Instagram's Age Verification Tool: Is It Accurate? Here's What Tests Claim
Instagram is focusing on an age verification tool from Yoti, but it is not perfect. Instagram has a massive focus on its age verification tool. It is one of the top AI features that users will experience with the application, as it will determine if their experience would be available in the app.
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Apple iPhone 14: What to Expect—Is It a Significant Upgrade from the iPhone 11?
Looking to upgrade to iPhone 14? Here's what to expect. Apple's iPhone 14 is coming later this year, and by the fall season, users may upgrade to the latest version of the smartphone from the Cupertino giant.
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Valve Steam Deck: Reservation Emails Sent, Double Production Coming—How to Check Yours
Valve promises double production weekly for the Steam Deck. Valve brings the Steam Deck available for all, and the company announced the latest batch of orders is coming to users for the Q2 reservations for this year.
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‘Need for Speed: Unbound’ to Bring Unique Multiplayer Experience—Is it Like the Metaverse?
Need for Speed: Unbound is reportedly bringing a new multiplayer experience for your entertainment! Who wants to be playing a game with the same experience every time? No one, and that is why EA and Criterion games are allegedly bringing a new multiplayer experience for gamers of the famous racing game franchise, with the new title "Need for Speed: Unbound," coming soon for the world.
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Artificial Intelligence to Help Analyze Dental X-rays for Better Comprehensive Care
MIT researchers formed Overjet, a company that aims to help medical professionals with X-rays. Artificial Intelligence has massive applications for different industries and needs, and it includes one's everyday device that people use for connectivity and ease of access.
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Smart Device Security: MIT Researchers Develop a Way to Protect it from Powerful Hackers
A new research aims to help better security for one's smart devices. New research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is now poising to be the "holy grail" for smart devices regarding security and protecting the technology from hackers that aim to access the device.
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'Diablo Immortal' China Release May Be Facing Disputes Over Blizzard Insult to Xi Jinping
Diablo Immortal may postpone its release again over these disputes. Reports are now talking about a new dispute for "Diablo Immortal," and it is because of the insults that an Activision Blizzard employee posted on the Weibo social media platform against the Chinese leader.
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Google Wear OS Update: Better Pairing for Watch, Headphone, and Smartphone
The Wear OS brings good tidings for all, and this new update will help users get more of the device.
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Amazon Prime Membership: Is It Ideal to Get One Now? Here's Its Benefits
Amazon Prime Membership is one thing you need for the Prime Day, and it may be time for you to get one.
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Apple Mixed Reality Headset: M2 Chip and 16GB RAM, For 2022?
Apple's Mixed Reality Headset has new information for its specs, and it would be the latest processor for PCs.
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[Esports] Simone Lim: World's Youngest Pokemon Winner, A Worldwide Phenomenon
Meet Simone Lim, the Pokemon Master that proves age is just a number. The esports community has a new gem, and it is with Simone Lim, a Singaporean Pokemon Master that went on to win her first champion title at the age of seven.
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Nebula NGC 2392: Astronomers Capture Its Sounds Available For You to Listen In
The Hubble and Chandra space instruments gave the world this beautiful sound to listen to. The Nebula NGC 2392 is a cloud and gas formation in space, and the Hubble Space Telescope along with the Chandra X-Ray Observatory have been recording the space object for a long time now.
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T-Mobile Allegedly Sells Your Data to Advertisers, But You May Counteract This
T-Mobile knows what apps you use, and here's how to prevent them from doing it. T-Mobile is allegedly selling user data to advertisers. It is available to many companies that wish to purchase information regarding a person and use it for their gain in pushing ads.
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NASA Completes SLS Rocket Tests, Artemis I Demo Mission Next In Line
NASA completed its SLS rocket tests, and it is on the next step for Artemis I. NASA completed one of its most crucial test missions in the modern space venture for the world, with the recent success of the Space Launch System rocket that passed with flying colors.
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‘Overwatch 2’ is Replacing the Original Game, Director Confirms—Why?
Overwatch 2 is the new boss, and it is retiring the original game. "Overwatch 2" is set to replace the old game, unlike other releases from gaming companies that have their games running side by side with old and new releases.
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Apple MacBook Air 15-Inch: Everything You Need to Know About this Leaked Device
A bigger but thin MacBook Air? Here's what you need to know. Apple has many products that it does not share with the public, especially when they are still under development or merely concepts of the devices that will come soon for all.
