Articles by Isaiah Richard
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COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids 12 and Below are Coming, But Is It Safe? Everything You Need to Know
COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids is here, but it is something that may give people second thoughts. COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids was said to be coming to the public, and are looking into its application for children ages 12 and below, all needing permissions from parents for this does.
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AI Voice Generation Used for New Anthony Bourdain Documentary, Is This Deepfake?
AI Voice Generation was used for the new Anthony Bourdain documentary, and it looks a lot like deepfake.
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Tether, Binance Coin, USDC Cryptocurrency Rises Amidst Leading Crypto Crash to 'Safe Zone'—What's Happening?
Tether, Binance Coin, USD Coin rises in cryptocurrency trends, but Bitcoin is hanging on to the "safe zone."
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Microsoft Threat Actor is 'Sourgum' from Israel Bringing Malware to Windows, Who Are They?
Microsoft's threat actor is Sourgum, a private company from Israel, which affected Windows with malware.
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NASA Juno Releases Radio Emissions Triggered by Jupiter's 'Io,' the Volcanic Moon of the Gas Giant
NASA's Juno has released video clips of Jupiter's Volcanic Moon, "Io," which releases radio emissions—are they normal?
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Tesla FSD Beta 9 is Best for Highways, Soon to be Capable for Streets, Cities in Beta 10, 11 says Elon Musk
Tesla FSD Beta 9 is best for highways but not so much for regular roads. That's to change, says Musk.
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'Marvel's Spider-Man Miles Morales 2' Rumors: Actor 'Najjito' Deletes Instagram Post; Links to Insomniac Games
Marvel's Spider-Man Miles Morales 2 rumors a sequel, after the now-deleted Instagram post of its actor!
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Johnson & Johnson Tests Aveeno, Neutrogena Believed to Have Benzene, A Known Carcinogen—Now Faces Recall
Johnson & Johnson's tests found traces of benzene on Aveeno and Neutrogena's sunscreen, now subject for recall.
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Amazon vs. Starlink: What You Need to Know About the Newly Acquired Facebook Satellite Internet Team
Amazon vs. Starlink will ensure soon, especially as the e-commerce company's recent acquisition from Facebook.
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Netflix Video Games Speculations: Games Divide the Attention from Streaming, New Venture is Development
Netflix is venturing into video games, says speculations, as gaming has divided the attention of streamers.
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PS5 Restock: Best Buy Stocks Are Gone, But May Bring Some Later; GameStop, Walmart to Have One This Week
PS5 Restock for Best Buy was the best for this week, but it is not over yet, and GameStop and Walmart might join in.
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Elon Musk Believes in 'Population Collapse,' SpaceX to Bring Humans to Mars to 'Save Civilization'
Elon Musk believes that population collapse is upon us, and thinks that SpaceX's Mars mission could save humans.
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'Super Mario Bros. 3' Demo PC Port is Now in a Museum, A Rare id Software Project Scrapped by Nintendo
Super Mario Bros. 3 PC Port was scrapped, but its initial demo from id Software is not in a museum. "Super Mario Bros. 3" PC port Demo was recently obtained by a museum and is now a rare masterpiece from id Softwares, which was a project scrapped by Nintendo.
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CRISPR Blocks SARS-CoV2, a.k.a. COVID-19, from Spreading, Early Lab Tests Show Success of Gene-Editing Tech
CRISPR Blocks SARS-CoV2 from spreading in the human body, will this soon be used in medicine? CRISPR can now block SARS-CoV2 or the virus which causes the COVID-19 virus via its gene and DNA altering technology which have been used by scientists to block different diseases.
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Masten Space System Moon GPS: Develops Lunar Navigation, Positioning System; How Does it Work?
Masten Space System is making a Moon GPS, and it would be used to avoid being 'in the dark' for future missions.
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Twitter 'Reply to Tweet' Settings Can Now Change Even After Publishing the Statement, Unlike Before
Twitter's Reply to Tweet has a setting that can be changed even after posting a tweet. Twitter's "Reply to Tweet" settings or "change who can reply" upgraded its features as it can now be tweaked even after publishing the said tweet.
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Apple MagSafe iPhone Battery Pack Debuts for $99—Is it Worth It? Initial Specs and MORE
Apple's MagSafe iPhone Battery Pack may be the perfect accessory for the iPhone 12, but is it worth it?
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'Apple Pay Later' Under Development to Provide Credit Card-like Features like Monthly Installements via Sachs
Apple Pay Later is under development, and it would be like your personal Apple Credit Card as fulfilled by Goldman Sachs.
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Sparklight Cable, Internet is Down; Now Investigating Service Outage Says its Twitter Support
Sparklight Cable and Internet are down, and you are not alone says the company's Twitter Support.
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'Fortnite' Drops LeBron James Skin, Outfits Featuring Space Jam 2's Uniform and MORE—Here's How to Get the 'King'
Fortnite brought "The King," LeBron James to the game, and they even dropped his Space Jam 2 outfit.
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VIRAL Tiny Goldfishes Dumped in Lakes Grow Enormous, Twitter Calls them 'Magikarp'—Are Pokemon Real?
Tiny goldfishes dumped in Minnesotan lakes grow enormous and Twitter is convinced that it is a "Pokemon."
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Amazon Can Now Track Your Sleep as FCC Grants Waiver to Monitor a Person Using Sensors, Other Techs
Amazon can now track your sleep, and the FCC allowed them to use different sensors to monitor you. Amazon received an FCC waiver that allows them to track your sleep using radars, sensors, and other technology that can give them data on a person's sleeping routine or behavior.
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Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Links to Guillain-Barré Syndrome, Paralysis, FDA Warns
Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine has a labelled risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome, and FDA has issued a warning.
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Microsoft to Acquire RiskIQ Cybersecurity Firm Amidst Emergency Patch Issues, Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft is set to acquire RiskIQ for their cybersecurity needs, but is it enough for its emergency patch issues?
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AT&T Data Cap for Unlimited Elite Faces Removal, Plan Upgrades to 40 GB of Hotspot Internet, 4K
AT&T's Data Cap for Unlimited Elite plan is now removed, also upgrading more data for its other features.
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Cal State University is Giving iPad Air, Apple Pencil, Smart Keyboard to 35,000 New, Transfer Students; How to Register?
Cal State University has Apple iPad Air and accessories up for grabs, with no salary-based screening for it.
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AI, Nanotechnology May Help Solve World Hunger via 'Precision Agriculture,' Thanks to Research
AI and Nanotechnology are things that may solve world hunger, to be applied to agriculture. AI and Nanotechnology are two of the leading technologies today, and they may soon help in solving World Hunger via "Precision Agriculture" which has been debuted by researchers.
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'Call of Duty: Warzone' Gulag Glitch Lets People Join in Matches and Eliminate Players; No Fix from Activision
Call of Duty: Warzone has a Gulag glitch, and Activision has no fix for it for the time being. "Call of Duty: Warzone" has a glitch on its Gulag map where it allows players waiting in a room to "parachute in" and kill those in the match without getting targetted or kill-able.
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CDC, Fauci Thinks COVID-19 Boosters Are Not Essential As of The Moment, to Address its Need in Briefing
The CDC and Dr. Anthony Fauci weigh in on COVID-19 Boosters, and it is not an essential need at the moment.
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Tesla Releases FSD Beta 9 to Public, Says It 'Must Be Used with Additional Caution'—Why?
Tesla released FSD Beta 9 to the public, but it is not something that the company wants to be used recklessly.
