Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Insomniac Games Canceled a Marvel's Spider-Man Multiplayer After Leaks Revealed
A Marvel's Spider-Man multiplayer game was canceled by Insomniac Games, another 'What If' in gaming.
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Ubisoft Faced a Security Breach, Stopping Hackers from Stealing 900GB Worth of Data
This week, Ubisoft faced a security breach that almost took 900GB worth of data but was successful in thwarting them.
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Captures Holiday-themed Dwarf Galaxy with New Stars
NASA brings us a Holiday-themed site from a dwarf galaxy with dazzling new stars. In the spirit of the Holidays and Christmas, NASA released the latest sighting of the Hubble Space Telescope, which captures a dazzling display of Yuletide-themed heavenly bodies with a dwarf galaxy's newborn stars.
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Google's Workforce is Getting the AI Treatment to Replace Some Humans Googlers Soon
Should we be worried? The worst fear of all is here! AI has started taking human jobs now at Google.
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Apple Watch Series 10/X, Ultra 3 Bands No Longer Compatible to Previous Gen: Report
Apple's next release of the Apple Watches will no longer be compatible with existing bands. The next generation of the Apple Watch releases that are speculated for 2024 was said to be no longer compatible with existing or previous-gen ones, and this centers on the upcoming Apple Watch Series 10 or X, with the Ultra 3.
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CryptoWatch: Elon Musk's X Payments, Binance and CZ's Fines, Top Prices of Cryptocurrency Now
Crypto Watch — Here are the important events you should not miss: Elon Musk's X's new in-app payment in 2024, Binance's CFTC's fines, and the current crypto prices.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel is Coming, Here's What to Expect says the Director
CD Projekt Red is already working on a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, with the director confirming what is coming.
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US Hydrogen Cars Sees New Tax Guidelines for Clean Cars, but Experts are Torn
The US and Biden administrations are pushing for new tax guidelines that cover hydrogen for cars. Electric vehicles are the massive focus of the transportation industry now, but there is also a surmounting move towards clean hydrogen, with this centering on alternative fuel for cars in the future.
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Apple AI Training: Looking for $50 Million Worth of Licensed News for its Data Needs
Apple is looking to train its AI data and wants licensed news articles worth $50 million for it. The world of Apple's technology is about to get wider, and this is because the company is now seeking news publishing companies to partner with them and grant them $50 million worth of licensed articles for its first AI training needs.
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Massive Holiday Sale on Nintendo Switch Games Available—AAA Titles Included
Thinking of a last-minute gift? Nintendo's eShop has a Holiday Sale for AAA titles. One of the best and worst times to buy gifts for one's self and others is during the holidays, but Nintendo has a list of discounted titles available for users to enjoy, centering on the "Hits for the Holidays Sale" that offers up massive savings for all.
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Hyperloop Shuts Down, Futuristic Transportation System Now Dead
Hyperloop is now shutting down for real, now selling everything from the company. The supposed 'future of transportation' that will bring passengers from point A to B at aircraft speeds, Hyperloop, is shutting down, with the company already closing down its offices.
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Apple Card Savings: 4.25% Interest Rate Now Available for Users to Enjoy
The latest update to the Apple Card Savings center on an increased interest rate. While there is uncertainty on who will continue the financial aspects for "FIN" in fintech with the renowned Apple Card, the company has recently increased the interest rate offered to its Savings users.
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Good Bye Windows Mixed Reality Platform—Microsoft Ends Availability for Future Use
Microsoft will no longer offer WIndows' Mixed Reality Platform for future releases. It is official, Microsoft is ending the future availability and integrations of the Windows Mixed Reality platform in its releases, with the renowned experience no longer something it will feature with its offers.
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Google Chrome New Features: Group Tabs to Save, Improved Memory Saver Feature
Google improves the Chrome experience with new group tabs, also upgrading the Memory Saver feature. The latest changes on Google's Chrome are looking to expand more features to help users get a better experience, with the group tabs adding a save function so as not to lose this collection, as well as improvements to its Memory Saver.
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Apple's AI is Set to Run on Hardware, Not the Cloud—Here's Why
Apple's plans for artificial intelligence are going the old-school route. In the world of artificial intelligence and large language models, Apple has not been massive in what it has to deliver, particularly as the company did not ride the wave like its competitors, Google and Microsoft did.
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NASA Artemis Mission to Land Another International Astronaut to the Moon, But From Where?
NASA is opening the doors of the SLS and Artemis for international astronaut joiners. The latest update for the NASA Artemis mission is to search for its next international astronaut to join the journey to the Moon, with Vice President Kamala Harris announcing this to the National Space Council.
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Minecraft Brings Shrek and His Swamp to the Sandbox—Limited Crossover with Universal
Explore Minecraft's latest New Year's Celebration and see Shrek and his swamp in-game. The latest crossover event for Minecraft is now offering gamers a chance to explore the famous swamp and meet the world's most favorite ogre, Shrek, in a new limited-time event.
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Steam Library: Hide Games from Your Profile to Avoid Shame—Privacy Feature Coming
Your Steam Library is getting a new privacy feature from Valve to hide your games from friends. The latest update from Valve for the Steam platform is centering on a privacy feature that will let gamers hide the games they do not want others to see on their profiles.
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Bobby Kotick is Stepping Down as Activision-Blizzard CEO amid Microsoft's Restructuring
Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is stepping down from his post after 32 years. The recent acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft did not indicate any signs of layoffs, but the latest news now shares executives relieving themselves of their posts, with CEO Bobby Kotick officially resigning soon.
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AI Training Data Contains Child Sexual Abuse Images, Discovery Points to LAION-5B
A new discovery by researchers now points to child sexual abuse images found in LAION-5B. There have been significant problems with AI's training data, with various complaints already filed by those who claimed their work was stolen, but the most recent discovery saw child sexual abuse images in their dataset.
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Apple Watch Series 9 Ban: ITC Denies Cupertino's Delay Request, Falls on POTUS Biden
Apple Watch Series 9 is still facing the block from ITC, especially its latest request denial. The ban for the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 is still a go, and this was because of the latest development from the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) which denied this request.
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Apple: Next-Generation CarPlay is Coming in 2024, New Cars Announced
Apple is improving the CarPlay experience with the next-gen version coming in 2024 with these cars. The next generation of CarPlay is coming next year, and Apple has officially confirmed the availability of this new version for all to deliver a different kind of experience with massive improvements along the way.
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Volkswagen to Use Tesla NACS, Superchargers—Also Applies to Porsche, Audi EVs
Tesla reigns supreme with the NACS as Volkswagen is now adopting the universal charger. More and more automotive companies are bending to the universal charging port for EVs, with Volkswagen recently announcing that it is adopting the Tesla NACS for its clean energy cars.
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Meta Threads' News is Back in Canada, Fixed the Bug that Initially Blocked Access
Meta has already fixed the bug on Threads that blocked the news for Canadian users. Canadian users were met with a frustrating issue on Threads earlier, but Meta claimed that it already fixed the bug that prevented the region from accessing news sites or getting a preview as shared on its app.
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Beeper Mini Fix Requires a Mac to Setup iMessage for Android
A new requirement from Beeper Mini needs the Mac to setup Android's iMessage. If your Beeper Mini app is still seeing an issue with sending or receiving iMessage on Android, then this new fix is for you, but it requires a Mac computer to activate the feature again.
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Mercedes-Benz DRIVE PILOT Gets Approval in California, Nevada for Turquoise Taillights
Mercedes-Benz recently got approval for the DRIVE PILOT's indicator, the turquoise taillights. Onwards and forwards are the only way to go for Mercedes-Benz, and the renowned luxury car company recently got its approval to use a certain turquoise taillight color in California and Nevada for its DRIVE PILOT system.
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Binance to Pay $2.7B, Zhao $150M to CFTC to Settle its Issues, On Top of Other Fines
Binance is now hit with another settlement, $2.7 billion to the CFTC. After the historic and whopping fine presented to Binance in its controversial trial, it is now getting another settlement order from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), compelled to pay as much as $2.
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Apple iPad Pro to Feature MagSafe, But When Will Wireless Charging Arrive?
Apple still plans to bring MagSafe to the iPad Pro but the question is when. There are still plans from Apple regarding its addition of the MagSafe feature for the iPad Pro, and reports claim that the company is already working on integrating it on its flagship tablet.
Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 2 Leaks: Ancient Mythology Theme Coming?
Fortnite's next Chapter 5, Season 2, sees a leak for its theme and what it has to offer. From comic books to anime, Fortnite delivers some of the top crossover experiences in the industry, and most recently, its Chapter 5 Season 2 theme that is coming soon sees a leak.
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Adobe, Figma Drops $20B Merger Amidst Regulatory Pressure from the UK, EU
Adobe and Figma are no longer merging as regulators pressure their deal. The supposed $20 billion merger of Adobe and Figma is now canceled, with both companies mutually dropping their agreements, ending what was supposed to be one of the largest acquisitions of the renowned software company.
