Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Patent from EA Discovered to Allow Gamers to Voice Their Characters, But Will We See This Feature?
A new patent filed by EA will allow gamers to bring the voice for in-game characters. Admit it or not, voice acting for the gaming industry has become one of the key factors in telling if it is good, and a recent patent filed by Electronic Arts (EA) was discovered to feature a different experience for all.
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Microsoft's Windows 11 to Add 'Energy Saver' Feature for Laptops, PCs
Microsoft wants to help you with Energy Saver, extend battery life and limit consumption. It is essential for smartphones to have battery and energy-saving features, so why do computers lag? Well, that is no longer a question left unanswered as Microsoft has released a new 'Energy Saver' feature for computers.
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Google Drive iOS Brings Document Scanner Feature—How to Use This?
Google brings the Document Scanner feature on Drive for iOS devices. Document scanner features are nifty in this day and age, and Google Drive has this capability for iOS devices in its recent update, expanding this renowned Android tech for its rivals.
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Amazon's New Titan AI Image Generator Seeks to Help Businesses Create Ads and MORE
The latest take of Amazon in their growing generative AI tools is image generation for businesses. Further diving into the world of AI, the latest revelation over at the AWS' re:Invent conference in Las Vegas unveiled the latest generative AI development of the company, meant to create images.
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Google is Not Pulling Out News Links in Canada, Agreement with Media Agencies Still Stands
Google is not pulling out news links in Canada amidst its Online News Act bill. In what could have been a deprivation of news links over at Canada's search via Google, the company and the government have worked things out, with the Mountain View giant not pilling out stories on the region.
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ChatGPT Revealed Real Phone Numbers, Email Addresses Using a Simple Trick
OpenAI's ChatGPT revealed real contact information as researchers tricked it. Among the many promises and features of ChatGPT, OpenAI promised discretion and safety for user privacy, but a simple trick employed by researchers was able to extract real phone numbers and email addresses from the chatbot.
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Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower Burned, New Fundraiser Looks to Repair It
A devastating fire broke out in the Wardenclyffe Tower, Nikola Tesla's famed lab. The famed Wardenclyffe Tower over at Long Island, New York faced a massive fire that destroyed most of the flammable areas, and this facility is best known to be Nikola Tesla's laboratory for his renowned experiments.
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Amazon's Fallout Live Action Series is Premiering Next Year—Here's What to Expect
Amazon is set to bring the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout to Prime Video. The latest video game adaptation into a live-action series is coming next year, and Amazon gives the world the premier release of Fallout, offering an in-depth look into the Wasteland.
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Ayaneo Retro Mini PC Looks Awfully Alike the Original Mac—How Is Its Performance?
The Ayaneo Retro Mini PC is looking like the original Macintosh, and here are its specs. Reviving the good, old days is massive in today's age, and while Apple has no plans to create a retro PC inspired by the original Macintosh, the next passable thing available now is the Ayaneo Retro Mini PC.
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Lotus Unveils an Ultra-Fast, Liquid-Cooled EV Charger up to 450kW—Tesla Supercharger Rival?
Lotus recently unveiled its Ultra-Fast 450kW EV charger coming soon for all. In the growing commitment of the renowned British car brand, Lotus, towards clean energy, it has launched its all-new electric vehicle charging solution, centering on the Ultra-Fast 450kW DC charger.
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Apple, Goldman Sachs to End Partnership on Apple Card, Savings Ventures—What Will Happen?
Apple and Goldman Sachs are soon going its separate ways, ending partnership and ventures. The iconic tandem of Apple and Goldman Sachs is soon bidding farewell, as the Cupertino company has confirmed that both companies are on the same page to end their partnership.
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Amazon's AWS Unveils New AI Chips, Four Times Better for Training Models
Amazon's take on AI chips was unveiled, promising four times better performance to train AI models.
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Samsung Internet is Now on Windows PCs to Sync Your Galaxy Smartphone Data
Samsung Internet is now available on Windows PCs to get a synced experience with your Galaxy. Web browser apps came to the mobile platform to give users a synced experience, but that is a different story for Samsung Internet as it is now available to the Windows PC platform to offer this feature.
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Apple Music Replay 2023 is Now Available—Here's How to Know Your Top Songs This Year
Apple Music Replay 2023 is now live, and you can know the top songs you streamed this year. Since Apple released its version of the year-in reviews for its Apple Music app, the Replay has been a staple to users of the streaming platform, and this year, the company is right on the dot for its availability.
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This Fan-Made Attack on Titan Multiplayer Game is Free, Created via Unreal Engine 5
A YouTuber created a fan-made Attack on Titan multiplayer on Unreal Engine 5, available for free. Attack on Titan's final Shounen manga was released last year, and its final episode in the anime debuted earlier this month, for those who are hung up on this epic story, a fan-made multiplayer game was made available by a YouTuber.
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Rivian Now Allows Leasing its R1T Electric Pickup in 14 States—No Need to Buy EV
No need to buy Rivian's R1T electric pickup with its new leasing program for 14 states. A new limited program over at Rivian now offers EV enthusiasts to own the R1T electric pickup without the need to buy it from the company, allowing leasing contracts available across 14 US states.
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Is OpenAI Building a 'Humanity-Threatening' AI with 'Q'? Here's Why It's Not
The dawn of AI is among us, but a "humanity-threatening" one from OpenAI is not coming. The massive question of the world amidst the turmoil on OpenAI is if it is building a "humanity-threatening" artificial intelligence, referred to as the "Q*," unveiled in recent events.
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Windows PC Fingerprint Readers Compromised? Researchers Claims to Bypass Security Feature
Researchers claimed that they were able to bypass the fingerprint readers on Windows PCs. Over the years, manufacturers of Windows PCs have released fingerprint readers and biometric authentication to their laptops, and according to new research, it was found that this could be accessed and bypassed.
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Evernote's Free Plan Restricts Users to 50 Notes Only, Here Are 3 Alternatives
Evernote is reportedly testing a new free plan that is restrictive to a limited number of notes. Freemium apps are what make up most of the world now, as many ask for subscriptions to get more from the service, and this is reportedly what Evernote's latest test is all about.
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State Alleges Meta Ignored Reports of Instagram Accounts from Kids Under 13, Zuck Also Liable?
The state's lawsuit is now claiming of Meta's ignorance on Instagram for underaged kids. Kids under 13 are not allowed to have their Instagram accounts, but for some reason, Meta has allegedly allowed them to have "secret accounts" where they get away with creating them, and the company is ignorant about it.
Google Drive Missing Files on the Desktop App? You Are Not Alone
Users have reported about missing files that stems for years on the Google Drive. If you have been seeing discrepancies and missing files on your Google Drive, it is not your internet or anything on your end, as others have reported the same case in their cloud-based storage app.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Elon Musk Shares Letter About OpenAI Executives, Sam Altman's Reinstatement, Spotify's Royalty
Get the latest top stories in this weekly round up over at Tech Times. (Photo : Tech Times Weekly Wrap-up) Last week was significant for OpenAI, especially as the previously fired CEO, Sam Altman, saw his reinstatement in the company after the massive controversy and drama took place online.
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Mario Kart X is Coming, Reports Claim it is Nintendo's Most Expensive Game
Nintendo's most expensive and next game is Mario Kart X, a collaborative work of two studios: Nintendo's EPD Production Group 9 and Bandai Namco.
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CryptoWatch: Binance's Changpeng Zhao Resigns, HTX Global and Poloniex's Hack, and Apple's Lawsuit
Binance's massive controversy rocked the world of crypto, but it lives on like HTX Global. The dive into the top news last week in the world of cryptocurrency is now here on CryptoWatch, with the news of Binance's settlement to the US DOJ and Changpeng Zhao's resignation shocking the world of its happenings.
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YouTube Playables Beta Now Brings Games for Desktop, Mobile App
YouTube's Playables is now under beta, offering new titles for mobile and PC users. In a bid to offer more to enjoy via the renowned streaming platform, YouTube's Playables is now gearing up to be a full-fledged service, centering on the mobile and PC experiences getting new games from the platform.
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Elon Musk is set to Meet Israeli President, Isaac Herzog, to Discuss Combatting Antisemitism
Elon Musk was recently faced with a controversy for alleged antisemitism posts. Amid the controversy, he will meet Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
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Turn Off Spotify Recommendations in the Future, Leaker Hints via Source Code
A new source code leak claims that Spotify may soon allow turning off recommendations. Do you ever get ticks when you get unsolicited advice? Well, you may have one less app to worry about giving you personalized recommendations on its platform, with Spotify to turn off its suggestions for you.
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Galaxy Z Fold 5 Cyber Monday Deal: Get Additional Discount on Massive Best Buy Sale
Best Buy's Cyber Monday deal for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is worth it. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is best known for being a premium-priced phone, but in this Cyber Monday deal over at Best Buy, users may cop the foldable device for almost half its price.
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HTX Global, Poloniex Hack: 'Epic' Airdrop Arrives, Operations Resume says Justin Sun
HTX Global and Poloniex are resuming operations after the controversial hacks. After the controversial cryptocurrency exchange hack that took place amidst the turmoil in the industry, Justin Sun, the renowned investor and stakeholder recently announced an "epic airdrop" coming to users affected by the issue.
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'Samsung Glasses' Patent Approved, Mixed-Reality Headset Rumored for Late 2024
Patent approved for "Samsung Glasses, the name for its mixed-reality wearable. The mixed-reality headset market is expanding in 2024, and this is because of the latest patent approval granted to the South Korean tech giant in the United Kingdom, with "Samsung Glasses" coming soon.
