Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple: 20-inch Folding Display Might be In Development says Analyst; iPad, iMac Hybrid Coming Soon?
Apple is looking into a 20-inch folding display that will bring an iPad and iMac hybrid, but will it appeal to the public tech and price wise?
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Meta: Russian State Media Have No More Access to Facebook in Ukraine, Some Accounts Demonitized
Meta's Facebook already banned and restricted access to the accounts of Russian State Media in Ukraine, with the country demonetizing some of it.
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NetherRealm Studios Release: ‘Mortal Kombat,’ ‘Injustice’ Creator Teases Next Game in Development, But What?
NetherRealm Studios have massive plans for its next release, and the Mortal Kombat and Injustice creator teases something about its latest game.
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Activision Blizzard Shareholders: Not Happy with Microsoft’s Acquisition—Not In the Best Interest, Files Lawsuit
Several Activision Blizzard shareholders are not happy with Microsoft's acquisition and plans for the company, and now they are suing.
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Elon Musk Praises SEC Move Towards Short Position Disclosure, CAT Reporting—Lawsuit Still Continues
Elon Musk did a rare thing online today, and it is to praise the SEC for a new policy in the agency.
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Meta Facebook ‘Fact Check’ for Russia Gets Partial Block from State Media—Why?
Meta Facebook faces a Partial ban from State Media, and this is because of its fact-checking procedures for the country's citizens.
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Research say Eating More Meat Poses Higher Risk for Overall Cancer—How Accurate Is It?
A study by researchers associate eating more meat with a higher risk of overall cancer, but its study poses a question for all.
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‘Fortnite’ Welcome Mutants Rogue and Gambit from ‘X-Men’—Will It Bring Favorite Characters Soon?
Fortnite is opening up the world to mutants Rogue and Gambit from "X-Men," and it may hint the arrival of other favorite characters in the series.
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Humongous Shock Wave in Space is Bigger than the Milky Way Galaxy, But What Are They?
A humongous shock wave in space were seen by researchers and it is bigger than the Milky Way galaxy, something that could wipe it away.
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NVIDIA GPU Mining Malware: Fake Ethereum Fix is a Trap Says Experts, Lite Hash Rates Remain
An NVIDIA GPU mining malware appeared on GitHub and masquerades as a fix, do not fall for it. NVIDIA's graphics card (GPU) received a fix for mining Ethereum on its systems but is a malware which experts say is a trap for wanting to fix the Light Hash Rate software.
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Apple Face ID Modules: Is it Available on Self Repair Users? No Need to Replace Smartphone
Apple is now offering to repair the Face ID issues of its iPhone from the XS to 13, but will right-to-repair users receive their parts?
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Windows 11 Tablet Taskbar Hides Itself to Avoid Interference—Start Menu, Widgets, Apps on New Location
A Windows 11 Tablet's new feature is an improved taskbar that will help a user for their accessibility and a less cluttered space.
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Elon Musk vs. SEC: Judge Denies Court Request by CEO, Commission to Investigate ‘Insider Trading’
Elon Musk got denied by a judge for its request to take the SEC back to courts, amidst a new investigation on a possible "insider trading" by the CEO.
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‘Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’ Announcement May Be Coming in July or Next Year, PlayStation Leaker Shares Info
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 game from Sony for the PlayStation will soon announce details says leaker, but don't get your hopes up.
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COVID-19 Vaccine: Sanofi, GSK Seeks Authorization, Says Immunization Shot is More Effective Against Severe Disease
A new COVID-19 Vaccine is coming from Sanofi and GSK, but what will it bring against existing shots already?
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NASA: Air Travel is the Future, Collaborations Are Open Now; eVTOL, Other Vehicles Coming Soon?
NASA's Air Travel is the future of transportation and it is opening up its collaboration for its development, with eVTOLs as one of the ventures.
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USPS Bought Gas Trucks Instead of Electric Vehicles, Rejecting POTUS Biden’s Plea—Why?
The USPS's mail fleet is going with gas trucks and not with electric vehicles unlike what POTUS Biden wants for government fleets.
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Russia Sandworm Hackers Built a Firewall Called ‘Cyclops Blink’ and it Raises Alarms on Cybersecurity
Russia's most notorious hackers called the "Sandworm" have built a firewall called "Cyclops Blink" and it raised cybersecurity agencies globally.
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Meta AI: Mark Zuckerberg’s Virtual World Gets Built by Detailing its Features—For the Metaverse?
Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a prototype for the "Meta AI" that builds virtual words by detailing it through words and it may be something for the Metaverse.
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Tesla: Elon Musk admits ‘Building a Case’ against the SEC, Says He Intends to ‘Finish It’
Tesla's Elon Musk confirms that he has been 'building a case' with the SEC, and going into the legal battle prepared so he can finish it.
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Gaming Addiction is REAL: PROTECT Therapy Aims to Help Address This Problem with Gamers
Gaming addiction is a thing and a lot of gamers suffer from it, with a new therapy by researchers addressing the issue.
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3G Shutdown: AT&T Goes First; T-Mobile, Verizon to Follow—Are There Signifcant Changes?
The 3G Network shutdown is happening from carrier companies, but will it have significant changes for the public?
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Amazon Astro Robot: What Does It Do Aside From Bringing Drinks? Handless Robot Already Available?
Amazon's Astro robot is a handless device that brings drinks, but what more can it do? Amazon's Astro robot is available for the public to purchase already, and it brings a handless device to bring people drinks from one place to another.
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Apple Removing Face Mask Requirements at Stores, ‘Today at Apple’ Classes to Resume In-Person
Apple is removing its face mask requirements for its Apple Stores, with 'Today at Apple' classes resuming for in-person sessions.
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Google Introduces a new ‘Dark Mode’ for its Browser—What’s New?
A new 'dark mode' launches for Google browsers and the company said it is a different look now.
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Tesla EVs: Elon Musk Says Driver Can Charge Batteries to 100% Without Strain or Damages—Why?
Tesla's batteries can sustain charging up to 100 percent without strain or damages. Tesla electric vehicles run on batteries that get depleted after drives and trips, needing a charge on stations or at home to replenish it again.
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Bitcoin Drops Unexpectedly This Week; Experts Believe It is About Russia and Ukraine's Conflict
The price of the top cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, dropped to an all-time low early this week, and it is linked to the most unusual case.
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CAPCOM Confirms ‘Street Figher 6’: Game’s Teaser Drops, More News in the Summer
CAPCOM has already confirmed "Street Fighter 6" and it is a game that will drop information by Summer, with an unknown release date.
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Family Dollar Rodent Infestation: Issues Recall on Food, Cosmetics, and Medicines, as per the FDA
Family Dollar is now holding a voluntary recall for its rodent infestation, first issued by the FDA as it affected food, cosmetics, medicines, and more.
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Apple’s AR/VR Rumors: Device Already Completed Production Tests, But is it Coming for a 2022 Release?
Apple's AR/VR Rumors have already completed its production tests and it may indicate that a release is coming soon.
