Articles by Isaiah Richard
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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.
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Tesla FSD Update: Wide Release Coming Next Week, But Elon Musk Says There’s a Catch
There is an upcoming Tesla FSD update with a wide release, but Elon Musk clarifies new information on its release.
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‘Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2’ Insider Reveals 2023 Release Date, Will Not Make it for 2022
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 is coming, but not this year. "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order II" has reported release date, says an insider in the gaming industry, and it hints at a delay for this year that the leaker did not reveal the reason for.
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Microsoft Got Approval Votes from Investors to Acquire Activision Blizzard—When is it Finalizing?
Microsoft is one step closer to acquiring Activision Blizzard after months of its announcement. Microsoft is nearing the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, and the company recently received approval votes from its investors and shareholders regarding this new venture.
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Mechanical Jumper Robot Can Leap up to Nine Stories Using a Rubber Compression Bow Spring
Oh, we got a jumper, and this robot can reach heights no other devices can go to. Robots can walk, run, lie down, and act like humans, but none has attempted to jump massive heights before apart from small leaps.
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US EV Sales See a Record-Breaking Profit Last Quarter, But Will It Continue to Grow?
The US is seeing a massive high in its change to EVs. Is this the future? The United States electric vehicle sales saw a massive profit last quarter, and reports claim that it has been record-breaking for the industry since the initial move to change to clean energy.
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Left or Right? Elon Musk Creates a Chart Showing his ‘Side,’ Aims to Make Twitter Politically Neutral
Elon Musk is taking a side — he wants Twitter to be more on the neutral side. Left or Right is the question to Elon Musk when he initially said that he aims to make Twitter politically neutral and claimed that it means to upset both sides.
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Netflix Shuts Down Tudum, the ‘Backstage Pass’ Editorial Website for its Content Streams
Netflix is bidding its editorial website goodbye after five months. The famous sound effect of Netflix for its opening billboard got a big break when the company decided to make it an editorial website that would bring everyone a backstage pass for its content.
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Snap Pixy: New Selfie Drone Follow Users Around and Takes Media for Snapchat—Where to Buy?
Snap Pixy is the latest hardware from Snapchat, and it brings a selfie drone that will follow you around.
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‘Disney Speedstorm’ Preregistration Now Available—New Racing Game Coming to Consoles, PCs
Disney is putting you behind the wheel with your favorite characters in Disney Speedstorm, its new racing venture.
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National Bravehearts Day 2022: Commemorating the Kids that Put on a Fight Against Cancer
Hey, Kids! We salute you for the bravery you bring and living to fight cancer. The National Bravehearts Day is an annual commemoration for kids that fight cancer and takes on the disease despite their innocence and fragility.
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Rivian to Reorganize its Production for Faster Output, But Some Users Will Have to Wait Longer
Rivian is making its production faster with reorganization, but it will affect some preorder outputs.
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Twitter DMs with End-to-End Encryption? Elon Musk Wants It like Signal Messenger
Twitter DMs may soon come with end-to-end encryption, because Elon Musk wants it. Twitter DMs with end-to-end encryption are not yet here, but they may soon be as its new owner and soon-to-be president of the company, Elon Musk wants it.
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DJI is Gatekeeping Its Drones to Avoid Weaponization—Stops Delivery to Russia and Ukraine
DJI is stopping its delivery to Russia and Ukraine. DJI stops the delivery of its drones to both Russia and Ukraine, as its technology gets used for other purposes apart from its main feature of giving humans a unique point of view.
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Squabble vs. Wordle: New Game, Same Principles—But Lets You Play with Opponents in Real-Time
Squabble is a game that takes on the same principles of Wordle, but with opponents. Squabble is the new hip and trending word game on the web right now, and it takes on the same principles of Wordle's setup, especially with the six tries and colored tiles that represent the actual term.
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Meta Reality Labs Lost $3B in Q1 2022—Mark Zuckerberg Still Hopeful for Metaverse
Meta's Reality Labs lost a lot for the company, and Mark Zuckerberg still believes in the metaverse.
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How to Join the ‘Overwatch 2’ Beta: Twitch Influencers Give Pass, But Are There Other Ways?
Overwatch 2 is offering the beta for all, but some can get it only via Twitch streams. "Overwatch 2" provides a massive attendance to Twitch and gives its influencers more traction on the content available on the platform.
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MetaDocs NFT Doctors Platform: Cannot Give Legal Medical Advices, Reports Warn
MetaDocs is an NFT platform for Doctors, but these animated entities are not fooling everyone. MetaDocs is a platform that sells NFT with animated or cartoon Doctors that give medical advice to those who own the token, but it is not exactly known for its accreditation.
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Fidelity Offers Bitcoin Accounts for Retirement Plans, Up to 20 Percent Allocation Cap
Fidelity is helping you invest in your retirement pay through Bitcoin, with certain allocations. Fidelity offers its services to have the ability in investing to cryptocurrency, particularly with the top blockchain of the current market, Bitcoin.
