Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Amazon Zoox Robotaxi is Nearing Launch—What to Expect From Autonomous Service?
Amazon's take on robotaxis, Zoox, is nearing its launch for its autonomous service. One of the latest robotaxis on the US roads is Amazon's Zoox, and its recent limited testing is now reported to be nearing the actual launch of the service for public availability.
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Apple App Store Adds a Nintendo 3DS Emulator Called 'Folium'—GBA, DS Games Also Available
Folium is the latest iOS emulator on the App Store, and it is the first to run Nintendo 3DS games. There is a new emulator in town, and it is the first of its kind.
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Rivian 2nd-Gen R1 EVs: Apple Wallet Car Key, Apple Music with Spatial Audio Support Unveiled
Apple's Wallet car keys and Apple Music with Spatial Audio now available on new Rivian R1 EVs. The latest releases from Rivian unveiled the second-generation R1 electric vehicles from its lineup, and the massive revamp offers a list of new features, including several Apple feature integrations.
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Rumored Xbox Handheld Console Could Finally Show up During the Xbox Games Showcase — Here's What to Expect
Xbox's new handheld gaming console could make its debut in the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase event.
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Nothing Phone 3: AI is Coming But Delays to 2025—Why?
The Nothing Phone (3), its next smartphone device, is coming with AI, but for 2025. There is an update on a new smartphone from Nothing, specifically the Phone (3), which is expected to showcase cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology.
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YouTube Age Restrictions for Gun Videos Coming After Recommendations to Children Appeared
YouTube will impose new age restrictions for gun videos on the platform. Recently, there has been a growth of gun content and videos on YouTube that appeared inappropriate for children and minors' accounts, and now the platform is taking a more proactive approach against it.
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Microsoft Windows Recall: Security Experts Worried of Privacy Risks, Demos How Easily Data Can Be Accessed
Microsoft's Windows Recall is a Copilot feature that remembers activity, and security experts are appalled.
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Canada Requires a 5% Cut from Streaming Revenues of Netflix, Spotify, and MORE—For What?
Canada now requires streaming platforms to share 5% of its revenues with the country. A new order from Canada will now require streaming platforms operating in the country to give off five percent of the revenue earned from its operations to be paid to the government.
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Apple iPhone Security Updates are Shorter vs. Google, Samsung; But Don’t Lose Hope Yet
Apple and iPhone's Security Updates are shorter compared to Google, Samsung, but that is not entirely the case.
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Google AI Overviews Appear Less in Search, Rolling Back Due to Mistakes?
Google Search's AI Overviews appear less on the experience, and its faulty tech may be to blame.
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Netflix Games Unveils 14 New Titles — Here's What's Coming
Netflix Games announces 14 new titles to join the slate. Netflix Games will soon release 14 new titles to join the slate, starting this week. Other titles have not yet been given a release date but are expected to arrive this year.
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Meta Quest Netflix Streaming Improvements Coming Soon; But There’s A Catch
Meta Quest is seeing improved Netflix streaming capabilities coming soon. An upcoming improvement from Meta and Quest is marking a new experience for Netflix streaming right on the headsets, one that will take this feat to the next level compared to the previous way.
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Zoom AI Deepfakes for Video Calls? Digital Twins Under Consideration
Zoom is considering using AI deepfakes, digital twins for video calls. The prevalence of AI deepfakes is frowned upon in the industry, but Zoom wants to take advantage of this marvel to proxy for a person whenever taking a video call and does not want to be on camera.
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Elon Musk’s Tesla NVIDIA GPUs to be Used for X, Emails Reveal Diverting Resources Again
New email leaks from NVIDIA shows Elon Musk is using Tesla NVIDIA GPUs for X. Elon Musk is yet again at the center of a controversy about using Tesla's assets and resources for his other companies, this time for X.
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Pig Kidney Transplant to Human Removed by Surgeons, But Why?
The latest human recipient of a pig kidney transplant had it removed after less than two months. One of the marvels of modern biotechnology was the pig kidney transplant, but less than two months after it was made to replace the human organ, surgeons had to remove it.
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TikTok Hack: New Zero Day Targets Celebrities, Brand Accounts via DMs
A new TikTok zero-day attack successfully hacked celebrities, brand accounts, and more via its DMs. There is a new TikTok zero-day vulnerability that has already hacked various celebrities, brand accounts, and more on the platform.
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Google Gemini Spotify Extension Spotted, AI Chatbot Feature Coming Soon
A new Gemini extension is coming, and it is integrating Spotify to deliver an AI-powered music streaming experience.
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Skate 4 Reveal in the Summer Game Fest? Latest Teaser Rumors Unveiled
A new teaser behind Skate 4 suggests a reveal is coming this Summer Game Fest. The much-anticipated sequel to Electronic Arts' skateboarding game, Skate 4, has recently been teased for a possible game reveal at the upcoming Summer Game Fest.
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President Biden Vetoes SEC SAB 121, A Bill the Crypto Industry Supports
President Joe Biden vetoed the SEC's SAB 121 bill, and the crypto industry is angry. It is a rare moment for the crypto industry to support the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) amidst regulation issues.
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Samsung vs. Oura: New Lawsuit Looks to Block Galaxy Ring Intellectual Property Suit
Samsung and Oura are coming at each other's throats, but the South Korean tech giant was one step ahead.
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Russia Disinformation Campaign: Fake Tom Cruise, Paris Olympics Movie Made Using AI
A fake Tom Cruise movie about the Paris Olympics has ties to Russia's AI disinformation campaign.
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Google Pixel 9 Leaks: Tensor G4 Chipset Specs Unveiled—Is It Good?
Google's Pixel 9 is slowly starting to form expectations, with the Tensor G4 chipset specs unveiled.
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Sony's PS VR2 PC Adapter to Release This August 7—What to Expect?
Move out of the PS5 and enjoy PS VR2 on your PC soon, with its adapter confirmed for August. The announcement that the gaming world has waited for from Sony is finally here, and it confirms that the PlayStation VR2 PC adapter's release date will be coming in around two months for public availability.
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Azure Service Tags Exposes Customer Data Says Researchers, But Microsoft Defends
Security researchers claim Azure Service Tags are risking customer data, but Microsoft claims it is not.
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'Marvel's Midnight Suns' Soon to Be Available for Free on Epic Games Store: Report
"Marvel's Midnight Suns" is getting a massive change in the future, and it is not about its gameplay, but it's being made available for free.
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SpaceX’s Moon Flight Delays Cause Japanese Billionaire to Cancel Rocket Charter
SpaceX's moon flight delays, alongside the Starship, prompted the Japanese billionaire to cancel the dearMoon project.
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Boeing Starliner Crewed Test Flight Coming This June, With Two Chances In Case of Mishaps
Boeing's Starliner is getting two chances for its crewed test flight this June, after yet again another delay.
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CryptoWatch: Ledger's New Crypto Wallets, Mastercard's P2P Network, Gemini Earn Refunds
CryptoWatch brings the latest news from Ledger, Mastercard, and Gemini from last week's top developments.
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Google Assistant Features ‘Degrading’ Amidst Gemini’s AI Rise
Google Assistant's features are 'degrading,' and this is because of Gemini AI's rise.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Amazon Zoox Probe, Snowflake Data Breach, Apple Store Fraud Fake iPhones
Tech Times Weekly Wrap brings you the top news from last week, with massive probes launched in tech.
