Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Tesla’s FSD Subscription is Only $99 a Month, Half Its Original Price—Why?
Tesla has reduced the FSD subscription's price by half from the original one, but why? In a bid to get its EVs to sell better, Tesla decided to bring a price reduction to its Full-Self Driving (FSD) subscription to only $99 per month, half the original price of the service.
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Windows 11 Start Menu Ads Now Under Testing From Microsoft—Could You Disable It?
Microsoft's Windows 11 is now seeing ads, with Microsoft testing them by default. The beta version of Windows 11 is now testing the availability of ads on the Start menu, a.
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Apple iPhone SE 4 is Coming, Here’s What to Expect
Apple's iPhone SE 4 is coming soon and is now in the works. Here is what is coming for you. The next-generation iPhone SE 4 is one of the most awaited releases from Apple, especially as the company is known for its two-year delay before releasing a new model.
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Showtime Streaming Service is Shutting Down, Users Redirected to Paramount Plus
Paramount is shutting down Showtime to push more people to Paramount Plus. The service will soon shut down for all users of Showtime's standalone streaming platform, says Paramount, who is now notifying users about these changes to the streaming platform.
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Fortnite x Fallout Crossover Now Rumored for Future Collaboration
Fortnite x Fallout leaks are now discussing a crossover amidst its new series and upcoming game update.
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Instagram Notes is Coming to Your Profile, Meta Reveals
Instagram's Notes is getting an update from Meta that makes it available to your profile. Instagram is getting an update for its famed Notes feature.
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Fallout 4 on PS5 Is Coming This April—Here's What to Expect
Bethesda's Fallout 4 for the PlayStation 5 is finally coming soon, with massive new content. The return of Fallout 4 is coming this month, and this is in celebration of the returning hype on the franchise thanks to the Amazon Prime Video series of the same name that dropped its episodes earlier this week.
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X Blue Checkmark to Be Visible for All, No More Hiding Says Social Media
No more hiding your X blue checkmark verification on your profile, the company says. The blue verification checkmark of the X social media will soon remove the ability to hide it from people who follow them or users who search their profiles on the platform.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Appeals 25-Year Prison Sentence, FTX Fraud Charges
Former FTX CEO and fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried is again fighting against his conviction and proving his innocence.
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Trolling Caitlyn Jenner: 'Good Riddance' Message for OJ Simpson Backfires on Former Olympian
Caitlyn Jenner's message about OJ Simpson backfires after X users remind her of a 2015 issue. Caitlyn Jenner is now the subject of online trolling from X users after her recent X post about Orenthal James "O.
Google’s Android 15 Beta 1 is Now on Pixel—Here’s How to Install It
Google has now released the Android 15 Beta 1 for Pixel users. Here's how to experience the new OS.
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Fallout Series on Prime Video is Now Here—What to Expect, and MORE
Fallout's live-action series is now streaming on Prime Video, and here's what you should know.
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EA Play Subscription Service to See a Price Hike—How Much?
EA Play is seeing a price hike on its subscription services starting today. Electronic Arts EA Play service is experiencing a price hike, which the company confirmed earlier today.
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Retro Tech: San Francisco Trains to Use Floppy Disks for Operations Until 2030
San Francisco is still relying on floppy disks to run some parts of its operations until 2030. San Francisco is not yet done using obsolete, retro technology known as 'floppy disks,' particularly for some of its operations on the city trains.
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YouTube Music Podcasts Gets Massive Improvements Following Google Podcasts Shutdown
YouTube Music is now improving its podcasting experience. Last week, Google Podcasts officially shut down, and YouTube Music is now the place to be for all podcast content from the internet company, touting the streaming platform for all needs.
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NASA Artemis: First Japanese Astronaut to Join Moon Mission Announced for the First Time
NASA's Artemis will have another historic member of its crew with a Japanese astronaut coming to the Moon.
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New iPhone 16 Colors: Here’s What to Expect from Apple
Apple will bring the new iPhone 16 colors when it is released later this year. New year, new iPhone 16 colors, and this is what people have expected from Apple for their annual release of the famed smartphone lineup that gets several updates yearly.
Fortnite x Avatar Skins are Here—Zuko, Katara, Toph Drops Available Now
Fortnite x Avatar's crossover now brings additional skins with Zuko, Katara, and Toph. Fortnite x Avatar's massive crossover gets new skin drops today, featuring characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender, featuring the OG Team Avatar, including Katara, Toph, and Zuko.
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AB 1831: New California Bill Aims to Take Down AI-Generated Child Porn, Fix Previous Loophole
A new California bill is looking to take down child porn, including AI-generated creations. With a new bill, California is now ramping up its efforts to crack down on child pornography, and this includes AI-generated materials, which are unfortunately widespread in today's online world.
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Texas Brings AI-Powered Student Essays Test Grader, Different from ChatGPT
Texas' standardized essay tests will be graded by AI from the Texas Education Agency. A newly introduced tech is coming to Texas, with the Texas Education Agency introducing an AI-powered essay grader that will automatically check the student's work for the state-mandated standardized tests.
Meta Quest 3: Use It While Lying Down, Other New Features Introduced
Meta brings new features to the Quest, particularly with the chance to lie down while using the headset.
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Intel Core i9 Chips Crashes Games Reports Claim, Now Under Investigation
Intel's Core i9 chips are crashing when playing games, and the company is now investigating it.
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Apple iPad Pro to Get Price Increase for May Arrival—How Much Will It Be?
Apple's iPad Pro M3 with OLED will be more expensive compared to its past releases. After the delay in the arrival of the iPad Pro and iPad Air in March and April, they were said to be coming this May.
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The Life and Career of Peter Higgs and His Discovery of the Higgs Boson, aka 'God Particle'
Let's look back on the life and career of one of the most brilliant physicists of our generation, the Nobelist Peter Higgs.
Tekken 8 Battle Pass Faces Backlash, Fans Call Bandai Namco ‘Greedy’
Bandai Namco's decision to bring a Battle Pass for Tekken 8 faces backlash, with some calling them greedy.
Supercut for Vision Pro Enhances Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Streaming Experience—How?
Supercut is here to improve the streaming experience on the Vision Pro, supporting Netflix and Prime Video.
Meta Threads Opens API Access to Developers, New Docs Available for June Launch
Meta Threads now provides API access to developers and documentation in preparation for its launch. Meta is now inviting developers to sign up and join Threads' API access, which will soon launch this June, opening up the list for interested parties to join in creating experiences for the platform.
Nintendo Wii U, 3DS Online Servers Shut Down Today, Switch Now Alone
Nintendo's Wii U and 3DS dedicated servers are now shutting down, and there are no more online experiences.
Apple Mac Now Leader of Global PC Growth, Returns to Former Numbers
Mac is now the leader of global PC growth, seeing its numbers returning to the pre-pandemic era. Apple has yet again achieved another milestone that effectively brings them back to the good ol' days, with Mac now leading the global PC shipments for Q1 2024.
Tesla Settles Fatal 2018 Autopilot Crash Out of Court, Family Receives Undisclosed Amount
Tesla settled a lawsuit in 2018, known for the fatal Autopilot crash of an Apple engineer. After years of battling a lawsuit, Tesla has now settled the infamous 2018 fatal Autopilot crash that killed Apple engineer Walter Huang after the EV sped towards a barrier near San Francisco.
