Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple Vision Pro: ZEISS to Verify Prescriptions When Buying the XR Headset
Apple requires prescription verification via ZEISS for select Vision Pro preorders. The latest development in the massive preorders of the Apple Vision Pro is the ability to add accessories on the purchase, and for those who are buying prescription inserts, there is now a need to verify them.
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Call of Duty’s Anti-Cheat System Update: Game to Shut Down If it Detects Aim Assist
The new anti-cheating system of Call of Duty will straight up shut down the game for aim assist users.
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Ayaneo AM02 Mini PC Brings NES’ Retro Design Alive—Here Are its Specs
Ayaneo debuted a new version of its mini PC called the AM02, and it revived another retro goodie in the form of the NES.
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Meta’s Artificial General Intelligence: CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s New Focus
Meta's next big project is artificial general intelligence, and Mark Zuckerberg is all-in. Last year, we saw Meta's massive entry into the field of artificial intelligence, but the company is not stopping there as it is looking to develop the famed AGI, also known as artificial general intelligence.
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Amazon Alexa: Next-Gen, ‘Supercharged’ AI Assistant Needs Subscription to Access
Amazon is reportedly supercharging Alexa soon, but this would require new subscriptions for its use.
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TSMC Claims Delays in Arizona Plant; 3nm, Advanced Chips Faces Late Production
Chip development is at a stalwart in the US, as TSMC claims likely delays are coming. A plan to ramp up the United States' chip development may soon be seeing a stalemate, as it was recently announced by the renowned foreign chip company, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), that it is expecting delays.
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Samsung Galaxy S24: What is Super HDR? Instagram, In-App Cameras Get AI Upgrades
Samsung's Galaxy S24 offers the Super HDR, an AI-powered feature for all things camera. In case you missed this feature, the Samsung Galaxy S24 offers a new camera feature called the Super HDR, and this looks to improve the captures in every aspect, powered by AI.
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Bard is Coming to Google Messages to Replace Allo Assistant, Generative AI in Beta
Bard will soon arrive in Google Messages, and beta users will now see the generative AI. The renowned chatbot Bard is heading over to Google Messages to bring its assistive and generative AI features for users, looking to help and provide its services for all communication needs.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Ranked Play Release Delayed—But Why?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III's ranked play is delayed and was not released with an update. One of the most anticipated features coming to Call of Duty's Modern Warfare III today was the Ranked Play, but it seems like there is a delay in its rollout as gamers still have not yet seen this mode appear.
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Netflix: No Apple Vision Pro App Coming, Streaming on XR Headset Not Available?
Apple Vision Pro would not get a dedicated Netflix app for the visionOS experience. The renowned largest streaming platform in the world, Netflix, is not looking towards integrating its app or creating a dedicated one for the upcoming Apple Vision Pro.
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JAXA to Attempt ‘Pinpoint’ Moon Landing with SLIM, Centering on Precision Landing
Japan and its space agency will attempt to land on the Moon using the Pinpoint technique with SLIM. Exploring new ways to land on the Moon, JAXA will soon attempt a newfound technique called a "Pinpoint" landing with the SLIM spacecraft for its latest demonstration coming this week.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 US Ban Starts Again Today, What are the Affected Devices?
Apple Watch's ban resumes today, but there is still a possibility that it will be back in the future.
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OpenAI, US Defense Collaboration Offers AI for Military, But Not for AI Weapons
OpenAI and the US Defense Department are now in collaboration to share AI with the military. The recent World Economic Forum held in Davos, Switzerland, unveiled a new collaboration between the most renowned AI company in the world, OpenAI, and the United States Defense Department.
Meet the Galaxy Ring: Samsung Unveils New Wearable, Featuring Improved Health Tracking
Improving on health tracking and its form factor, Samsung teases the new Galaxy Ring. Amidst the massive focus on mobile AI and the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung had another one in the bag for the world, and right before the event ended, the company teased a new wearable coming soon.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Brings Mobile AI with Google, Alongside ‘Galaxy AI’
Samsung's Galaxy S24 is all about mobile AI with the Galaxy AI, partnering with Google to deliver it.
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PlayStation Store Offers $2 or Less PS4 Games Up for Grabs—DOOM and MORE
PlayStation is still on sale for its online store, offering PS4 games for as low as $2 or less. The deals offered by Sony via its PlayStation Store during the holidays are still available for gamers to grab now, and most of these top discounted titles are available for the previous-gen console, the PS4.
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Apple Vision Pro: Here’s How to Preorder, Release Date, What to Expect
Apple's Vision Pro is coming, and here's how to preorder to avoid waiting for a unit. The world will soon see the actual Apple Vision Pro in stores, available for demos, and sold to the public in the coming weeks or months per speculations, but an important event is taking place this week which is its preorder availability.
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Take-Two Guns for Remedy Entertainment’s ‘R’ Logo, Says its Similar to Rockstar Games
Take-Two is now looking to oppose Remedy Entertainment's new R logo, citing its similarities to Rockstar.
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Verizon Catches Up to 5G Speeds Alongside AT&T,—Is T-Mobile Losing the Lead?
Verizon is advancing towards breaking the 5G speed barriers alongside AT&T, with T-Mobile still leading.
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Google Updates Chrome Incognito Warning Message, Still Tracks Users Despite its Use
Chrome updates the Incognito message, which claims Google still tracks users despite using it. After the massive fiasco behind the Chrome Incognito issue, Google now updates the message displayed for users regarding the tracking of their data and activity on the browser, clarifying how their information is handled.
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Epic Games, Apple’s Petition Denied by Supreme Court, Third-Party iOS Payments Coming Soon?
The Supreme Court denied Apple and Epic Games' petition for its disputes, but there may be changes coming.
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AppleCare Settlement Round 2 Arrives for Affected Customers—Why?
Apple has sent out another round of compensation for the customers who were affected by the issue. The monumental case against Apple for the AppleCare lawsuit reached its settlement in 2022 and payments were sent out then.
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Xbox Reportedly Canceled a Halo Battle Royale Game—Why?
Xbox reportedly canceled a supposed battle royale version of its hit exclusive, Halo. In what could have been a futuristic, dystopian, and Spartan-filled battle royale experience based on the renowned Xbox exclusive, Halo, new reports claim that this development is already canceled and would not push through.
Elon Musk Boasts of Tesla Optimus Folding the Laundry—New Robot Feature?
Elon Musk showcases the Tesla Optimus' laundry folding skills. It seems like a new robot feature was unlocked in Elon Musk's latest video showing how the Tesla Optimus 2.
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OpenAI Election Misinformation Policy Aims to Combats AI Deepfake, Impersonation, and MORE
OpenAI published its new election misinformation policy to protect the right of suffrage. It is only months before the United States chooses its next government leaders again, but the preparations began, with OpenAI releasing its new Election Misinformation Policy to protect the public and voting sacredness.
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NFL Playoff Record: 23 Million Viewers Despite Streaming Exclusively on Peacock
The NFL Playoff game exclusively streamed on Peacock over the weekend tallied a record number of 23 million streams.
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Goodbye Blood Oxygen App: Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 to Remove Feature to Avoid Ban
Apple Watch is saying goodbye to the Blood Oxygen app to avoid the ban. December 2023 was a dark period for Apple and its latest Apple Watches as it temporarily faced a ban, but now, it is given a chance to keep it, as long as it removes the Blood Oxygen app.
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Bluetooth Beacons Coming to Google Maps for Android, Like Waze’s Feature
Google Maps for Android is getting Bluetooth beacons to help with tunnels. The answer to getting improved navigation when passing through tunnels and other areas that restrict GPS and cellular connections is coming to Google Maps for Android.
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Apple Sideloading for iOS Apps Coming to EU Users Only, Under DMA
Apple is now forced to allow sideloading in the EU regions because of the DMA. The days are numbered for Apple's exclusivity for its iOS platform to download apps only from its App Store, as it is expected that it will soon allow sideloading but only for the EU nations.
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Netflix Anime 2024: What to Expect from the Streaming Platform’s Japanese Animation This Year
Netflix Anime is coming in strong, with its releases coming in 2024. The new year is filled with significant opportunities, but in terms of content, Netflix Anime is stepping up to bring its subscribers massive selections to look forward to this 2024.
