Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Spotify Podcasts Now Allow Users to Comment; Creators Given New App for Interactions
Users can now leave comments on Spotify podcasts, and creators have been provided a new application for interaction.
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X User Base is No Longer Growing Because of Elon Musk? New Report Shows Stagnant Numbers
The latest numbers for X's user base no longer sees growth under Elon Musk. It has been almost two years since Elon Musk took over Twitter and renamed it 'X,' and the latest numbers show no longer any growth in its user base under this ownership.
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Jedi Knight Academy in Mexico Teaches the Ways of the Force with Lightsaber Training
Mexico's Jedi Knight Academy offers its padawans the lessons and ways of the Force with lightsabers.
Overwatch 2 x Transformers: Blizzard Unveils New Crossover; Which Robots Will Get a Skin?
Overwatch 2 x Transformers crossover now confirmed by Blizzard with its new trailer. The latest drop from Activision Blizzard is the confirmation of the Overwatch 2 x Transformers collaboration, which would bring the renowned alien robots toy franchise to the game.
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Meta Offers Quest 3 in Installment via Affirm, Also Bundling Quest Plus, All for $24.99 Monthly
Meta is now offering Quest 3 and Quest Plus via an installment plan with Affirm. Meta's latest announcement is offering Quest 3 at a more flexible installment plan so that more users can enjoy its offerings.
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Microsoft Notepad Debuts Autocorrect, Spellcheck After Over 40 Years—Do People Still Use It?
Microsoft has debuted new features for its Notepad that offer autocorrect and spellchecks. Since the early days of Microsoft, Notepad has been known to be part of what Windows offers users, but it is only now that it has been upgraded to include new features to enjoy.
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Crypto.com’s Ex-Compliance Officer Faces Extortion, Money Laundering Charges in Malta
Crypto.com's former compliance officer is now facing extortion and money laundering charges in Malta.
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Porsche Electrification Increases as ICEs Are Close to Retirement—More EVs Coming?
Porsche is increasing its efforts on electrifications as ICE cars are currently being retired. Porsche is now expanding its electrification efforts for its vehicles as this is the only way to go, particularly with the ongoing retirement of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars in Europe.
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Google Maps Pop-up Ads Now Under Testing—Users Call it 'Aggressive' as it Appears While Driving
Google is now testing pop-up ads in its Maps app now, and it will appear even while driving. Google is shaking things up for Maps as it is now testing pop-up ads to appear on the app and it will do so while using the app when driving or navigating, suggesting places you may want to add to your stop.
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Bitcoin Crash Continues as Germany Sold Half its Holdings Worth $900 Million
Bitcoin saw another crash after Germany sold around half of its BTC worth $900 million. The start of the week was not good for Bitcoin, as its declining performance over the weekend brought another drop for the coin because of Germany's recent move to sell its BTC holdings.
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'Death Stranding 2' Creator Hideo Kojima Appears to Tease When the Next Reveal for Upcoming Game
The latest teaser from Hideo Kojima, the creator of "Death Stranding 2: On the Beach," suggests when the next reveal for the upcoming game will be.
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NASCAR Unveils its First Electric Car Prototype to Soon Debut at Chicago Street Race
NASCAR has debuted its first electric race car that will debut at the Chicago Street Race and the future.
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Electric Forklifts Now Operational in Port of Los Angeles, Zero-Emission Operations Begin
The Port of Los Angeles began deploying its electric forklifts to kickstart its zero-emission operations.
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Apple Watch SE to Use Plastic Body to Cut on Cost; When is the New Affordable Wearable Coming?
Apple is reportedly planning to bring an all-plastic body for its new affordable smartwatch, the Apple Watch SE.
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CryptoWatch: Silvergate Settlement to SEC, Crypto Hacks in 2024, Bitcoin's Crash and Mt. Gox
CryptoWatch brings you a slice of the top headlines from last week with Silvergate, crypto hacks, and Bitcoin's crash.
Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Pentagon's Supercomputer, Waymo's Robotaxi Police Stop, Elon Musk's Jab at Zuck's 4th of July Post
Get another look into Pentagon's new supercomputer, Waymo's hilarious traffic stop, and Elon Musk's opinion on Mark Zuckerberg's 4th of July video.
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YouTube Music is Getting Generative AI Radio, Now Under Testing
YouTube Music is currently testing out a new generative AI feature that will let users stream a radio via prompts.
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PlayStation is Returning to Tokyo Game Show This 2024—What to Expect?
Sony's PlayStation is making a return to the famed Tokyo Game Show after missing out for the past five years.
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Nike to Shut Down Adapt App for Self-Lacing Shoes—How to Control it Now?
Nike is shutting down its Adapt app for iOS and Android, affecting self-lacing shoe controls. The app that controls Nike's self-lacing shoes, the Adapt app, will soon be shut down and will no longer be available for users to use with their futuristic sneakers.
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Apple Approves Epic Games Third-Party App Store After Initially Being Criticized For It
Apple has already approved Epic Games' app store in the EU, after heavy words from the gaming company.
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Bitcoin Crash: Will It Go Under $50,000? Mt. Gox Repayments Prompt Massive Lows for Crypto
Bitcoin is now tumbing down, and it is taking the entire crypto industry with it, prompted by Mt. Gox's repayments.
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Nintendo President Says ‘No’ to Generative AI in Its Game Development
With the rise of generative AI, various companies are looking to use it. But not Nintendo, according to its president.
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Waymo Robotaxi Pulled Over by Phoenix Police For Driving Into Traffic
Waymo's robotaxi in Phoenix was pulled over by police for a traffic violation. Alphabet's Waymo robotaxi was recently subjected to a traffic stop by a Phoenix police officer after violating laws while driving toward oncoming traffic.
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SpaceX Starlink, T-Mobile Direct to Cell Network Launching This 2024; What to Expect?
SpaceX confirms that its Direct to Cell network in the US, in partnership with T-Mobile, is launching this year.
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FiiO’s CP13 Brings a Transparent Cassette Player That is Reminiscent to Sony’s Walkman
FiiO's new retro offer on its CP13 brings a transparent cassette player that flaunts this iconic format.
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LOOK: Steve Jobs Predicted Apple Intelligence 40 Years Ago, Viral Interview Resurfaces
Steve Jobs previously welcomed the idea that is now the recently adopted tech by his company, Apple Intelligence.
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WhatsApp: Meta AI to Transform User Photos Into AI-Generated Versions in New Beta
WhatsApp's new beta previews the Meta AI chatbot that will transform user photos into AI-generateed versions.
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Apple’s HomePod with Display to be Called ‘HomeAccessory’? Rumors Find New Code
Apple's HomePod with display appears yet again in its codes, now referenced as HomeAccessory. According to rumors, the next release on the renowned speaker lineup would be a HomePod with a display, but a recent discovery refers to it as Apple's new 'HomeAccessory.
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WB Games’ MultiVersus Teases Scorpion From Mortal Kombat to Join the Brawl
MultiVersus' next possible character addition may be Mortal Kombat's Scorpion. WB Games' famed action-arcade fighting game, MultiVersus, is known for occasionally expanding its roster, but a new teaser from its team somehow confirms that Mortal Kombat's Scorpion will make an appearance in the game.
Amazon Astro Robot Discontinued for Commercial Use After a Year—Why?
Amazon's Astro is now discontinued for business use, but not for homes. The latest from Amazon marks the end of a short era for its Astro robot, with the company discontinuing these machines made for commercial use, particularly for business security.
