Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Call of Duty X WWE Is Coming This Season 5; Which Superstars Are Coming for MW3, Warzone?
Call of Duty's Season 5 will feature a WWE crossover for Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone. Another crossover is coming for Call of Duty in the upcoming Season 5 this late July, and it has recently been confirmedthat it will be with WWE, heading for Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone 2.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Temporarily Suspended by the FAA After a Recent Launch Issue; What Happened?
SpaceX's Falcon 9 faced an issue with its recent mission, and the FAA needs to sign off on its next one.
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Nothing CMF Phone Is a Hit; 100,000 Units Sold in 3 Hours but Is It Worth It?
Nothing's CMF Phone recently launched, and in only three hours, the company sold 100,000. The CMF Phone 1 from Nothing is a massive hit among the public, and its recent release to the market saw a significant performance as it sold 100,000 units in only three hours.
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Marvel Rivals: What to Expect on Closed Beta? New Events, Twitch Drops, and MORE Coming
Marvel Rivals' closed beta will bring more than a playtest, revealing the upcoming experiences for all.
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COPIED Act: New Bill to Make Removing Digital Watermarks Illegal, Protect Works from AI Training, and MORE
The US Senate's COPIED Act is looking to protect works from AI and having digital watermarks removed.
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Samsung Confirms that Bixby is Getting an AI Revamp Soon; Is Galaxy AI Coming?
Samsung has confirmed that Bixby is the next in line to get a massive AI revamp. Earlier this year, Samsung introduced Galaxy AI, but there was no news regarding Bixby's upgrade.
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Meta Quest Multiplayer Game Trials Coming This Weekend, 1 Hour for Each Title
Meta Quest's multiplayer games are now available to play under a free 1-hour trial program. Suppose you want to purchase a Meta Quest headset or own one but do not know which games to play.
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Apple iPhone's Tap-to-Pay Plan Now Accepted by the EU; No More Fines for Cupertino
Apple's plan to open up tap-to-pay to third-party companies was accepted by the EU. Apple's tap-to-pay technology on the iPhone, also referred to as "tap and go," was recently accepted by the European Union, as the company planned to make it available for third-party companies to access the service.
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Elon Musk Wants to Sue Advertisers, Perpetrators of X Boycott; Congress Opens Up on Collusion
The X boycott led to Elon Musk wanting to sue these advertisers and Congress accusing them of collusion.
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Joby Aviation's Hydrogen eVTOL Air Taxi Finds Success in 523-Mile Test; When's its Operations?
Joby Aviation successfully completed a 523-mile flight test for its hydrogen-powered VTOL. Joby Aviation achieved a new soaring milestone as it shared its recent successful flight test for the hydrogen-powered version of its eVTOL air taxi.
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Riot’s League of Legends Platformer, in the Style of Super Smash Bros., is Now Canceled
Riot Games has reportedly canceled on a League of Legends platformer that is similar to Super Smash Bros.
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Delta iOS Update Brings Multiple Emulation for iPad, New Logo for App
Delta's update now brings the iPad experience with multiple emulations and its new app logo. One of the most popular emulator apps on iOS, Delta, has released its latest update for various iOS devices, and one of the most important is its iPad availability.
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Ariane 6 Launch Failed, Two Payloads Not Delivered; What Happened to ESA's Next-Gen Rocket?
Europe's next-gen Ariane 6 rocket did not pass its first launch with flying colors. The European Space Agency and Arianespace's next-gen rocket, Ariane 6, did not see a successful mission as it failed to raise its altitude, affecting both the upper and second-stage machines.
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Samsung 'Copied' Apple's Tech in Latest Galaxy Unpacked Revelations Claims Fans, Tech Analysts
Samsung was regarded to have 'copied' Apple's technology in the latest revelations from Galaxy Unpacked.
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OpenAI Blocks LLM Access for Chinese Devs After ChatGPT Restriction in China
OpenAI's LLM would no longer be accessible for Chinese devs and the mainland, even with VPN. OpenAI has fully blocked access to China to its technology, with the latest change centering on its LLMs (large language models), which are no longer available for Chinese developers to use for their technology.
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Google 'Results About You' Dark Web Monitoring Service to be Accessible for Free Soon
Google will bring Results About You to be available for free, even without Google One subscription. One of the most intuitive ways to search the dark web if it has your data is with Google's Results About You, and this will soon be available for all users, even with a free account.
Neuralink 2nd Human Trials: Here are the New Mods Coming For the Next Implant
Neuralink is modifying its implant for its next human trials and here's what's changing. The next human trial for Neuralink is coming soon. It will be the second patient to be given the company's renowned brain chip, but some changes will arrive and set it apart from the first one.
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Nintendo Switch Sports New DLC: Basketball is Now Available for Free
Nintendo Switch Sports is now bringing its latest free-to-download DLC, Basketball. Nintendo Direct's various announcements also included a free-to-download DLC for Nintendo Switch Sports with Basketball, one of the most famous sports in the world.
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Instagram is Staying with Shortform Videos, Leaving Longform to Other Platforms Says CEO
Instagram is keeping its shortform format for videos and would not venture to longform says Mosseri.
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Starlink Satellite Dishes Now at $200 Off in 29 States; Which are Eligible for Discounts?
Starlink is now offering additional discounts for satellite dishes under its Regional Savings eligibility.
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Thrive AI Health is a Personalized AI Health Guru from OpenAI and Arianna Huffington
Thrive AI Health is an upcoming personalized AI health assistant coming from OpenAI and Arianna Huffington.
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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.
