Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Twitch: Filter Sexual, Violent Content on Your Feed With New Tools
Twitch will help you remove sexually explicit and violent content on your feed. The latest update from Twitch expands more of its filtering tools to exclude streams with sexual, explicit, and violent content from the feed and watchlist.
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Elon Musk’s $46B Pay: Tesla Shareholders Oppose Current Board
Elon Musk's $46 billion pay grabbed the attention of some Tesla shareholders, who are now opposing the board.
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Attention Students: Apple Education Store is Back with Amazing Discounts on Apps and Software!
Apple returns the education store online so students can get a discount. The Apple Education Store is now back online, and it offers eligible students the chance to purchase the renowned apps and software of Cupertino for their devices.
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SpaceX Direct-to-Cell Service Video Call Demo Successful—What’s Next?
SpaceX's Direct to Cell service demonstrated its first video call, planning to launch with T-Mobile this year.
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Meta Threads New Features Now Available: Mute Notifications, Limit Quotes
Meta's Threads brings new features that improve privacy and peace of mind. Meta announced the latest addition to Threads' features earlier this Tuesday.
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Fortnite x X-Men ’97 Collab Not Coming This Season—Will It Ever?
A leaker says Fortnite and X-Men '97's supposed collaboration is not coming this season. An earlier leak about Fortnite x X-Men '97's collaboration excited fans, but now, contrary to earlier beliefs, a new claim says it will no longer happen this season.
Samsung Takes Jab at Apple’s Controversial iPad Campaign with ‘UnCrush’ Ad
Samsung releases the 'UnCrush' ad, mocking Apple's controversial iPad campaign. Samsung is taking the joke to Apple with its latest 'UnCrush' ad.
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Threads: Search Gets ‘Recent’ Results for the Latest Buzz on a Topic—Here's How to Use It
Threads' Search function gets "recent" results for improved experiences. Meta is looking to catch up to its rivals with Threads, its youngest social media app.
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Celebrity 'Blockout' Now Happening Amidst Israel-Hamas Conflict
Celebrities see a 'blockout' campaign by users or fans about their stand on the Israel-Gaza war.
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Is the M4 iPad Pro and New Magic Keyboard a Must-Have Upgrade?
Apple's latest M4 iPad Pro and New Magic Keyboard are here with massive changes. Apple's Let Loose event introduced the M4 iPad Pro and the new Magic Keyboard, among other devices released for users.
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Meet Yasuke: The Mysterious Black Samurai of Assassin's Creed Shadows!
Yasuke is quickly becoming famous as Assassin's Creed Shadows' newest protagonist, and questions about him are rising.
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RetroArch Is Here: iOS All-In-One Emulator for GBA, DS, PSP, & MORE
The ultimate iOS emulator is here, with RetroArch offering various old-school console emulations. Apple's latest emulator is here, and it is called RetroArch.
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PlayStation Showcase Coming This May Says Speculations—Here's What to Expect
Sony will have a PlayStation Showcase coming this May, leaks suggest. The recent announcement of new CEOs for Sony Interactive Entertainment suggests a possible PlayStation Showcase or State of Play this May.
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Project Gameface: Use Your Face to Control Android Apps with Cursor
Google's Project Gameface from I/O 2024 is coming to Android apps. Google's Project Gameface is now available for developers to take advantage of, and it wants to arrive in Android apps so that users can control things with facial expressions.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 to See Single Model Release? Reports Suggest
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 may only see a single model release; other variants may be temporarily delayed.
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Google Gemini Tiers: Nano, Flash, Pro, and Ultra—What Are the Differences?
Google's Gemini AI gets new features announced on I/O but what does it exactly bring? The Google Gemini AI was yet again featured this I/O 2024, with new features and experiences made available for all users, but with the many tiers available, which one is for you? Currently, there are four Gemini AI tiers from Google, offering the multimodal experience to its most advanced tech yet, centering on the Nano, Flash, Pro, and Ultra options available.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai and OpenAI Lock Horns over YouTube Misuse in AI Training—Company Promises Action
Google and its CEO Sundar Pichai will take action should it find that OpenAI misused YouTube's data.
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Google One VPN Shutting Down in June, Pixel to Get Its Own Soon
Google One VPN's shutdown reveals June as its end date, but Pixel will get its own moving forward.
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Apple Blocked $7B in App Store Fraud in 2023, Is It the Safest Platform?
Apple claimed it blocked as much as $7 billion in App Store fraud through 2023. A new report from Apple claims that it blocked over $7 billion in fraudulent transactions in the App Store from 2020 to 2023, touting its efforts for its app marketplace.
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows Leak: Release Date, Season Pass, Ultimate Edition, and MORE
Assassin's Creed Shadows, a.k.a. Codename Red, has been leaked with massive details about its upcoming drop.
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Apple, Google’s Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Alerts Now Available via iOS, Android Update
Apple and Google's unwanted Bluetooth tracker alerts are now available for users. It does not matter if you are using iOS or Android. Apple and Google's collaboration now delivers unwanted Bluetooth tracker alerts that would notify users if they were tagged with the technology.
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Demo Suggests Google’s ChromeOS May Be Coming to Android
Google recently demonstrated ChromeOS on Android and it may be coming soon. The renowned ChromeOS may be coming to Android, as Google recently demonstrated the experience to several corporate partners at an event.
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Apple's iPad and Mac are 'Complementary,' Not In Competition for Superiority
Apple's iPad VP clarifies the relationship between iPad and Mac. There is still infighting in a family, but that is not the case for Apple's iPad and Mac, as the iPad vice president, Tom Boger, clarified that both devices complement each other.
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Elon Musk Rehires Tesla Supercharger Employees After Layoffs as Part of $500M Plan
After axing everyone, Elon Musk is now rehiring the laid-off Tesla Supercharger team. Elon Musk's massive decision to lay off employees is firing back at him, as he has now rehired several employees from the Tesla Supercharger team after getting rid of them several weeks ago to save on costs.
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OpenAI’s GPT-4o: iOS 18 Integration Rumors, Apple Collab Coming to WWDC?
OpenAI's latest model, GPT-4o, is now rumored for iOS 18. The integration will be announced at WWDC.
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Meta Quest ‘Travel Mode’ Now in Beta, Available for Flights, Airplanes
Meta Quest brings a new 'Travel Mode' in the beta, which is even available for flights. The Meta Quest headset is now introducing a new 'Travel Mode' that will allow users to enjoy augmented and/or virtual reality experiences even on moving vehicles.
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Nintendo Switch 2 Stock Enough Upon Launch—No Shortage Problems?
When launched, Nintendo revealed that the Switch 2 will have no issues with its stocks and supplies.
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Gamma PS1 Emulator: iPhone’s Latest Retro Game Platform Delivers Classic PlayStation Experience
PlayStation emulation is now available on the iPhone and iPad with Gamma. The App Store emulators have birthed the retro experience for iPhones and iPads, with a new experience in a town called Gamma, bringing over the classic Sony PlayStation to enjoy.
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iPad with Cellular Takes the Edge Over MacBook for Portability, Connections
Apple's iPad with cellular takes the edge over MacBooks, offering connections and portability in one.
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US AI Fighter Jets: Fly Without GPS, Teaching AI New Tactics to Stay Ahead of China
US AI fighter jets want to continue developing and integrating new features to stay ahead of China and others.
