Articles by Isaiah Richard
HomePod with Display Leaked—Here’s What to Expect from Apple’s Next-Gen Development
The next-gen upgrade of Apple's HomePod to soon feature a display, based on recent leaks. While it is no longer news that Apple is working on incorporating a smart display atop a HomePod, its famed cylindrical speaker, it was recently leaked by an insider who was able to get their hands on the actual product.
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CryptoWatch: Reddit's Community Points Now Gone, FTX Trial's Nishad Singh and Other Famed Personalities
Dive into cryptocurrency with the top news last week, centering on Reddit and FTX. Last week has seen various developments in the cryptocurrency world, with CryptoWatch now bringing a round-up of the top stories, with Reddit's Community Points now exiting, taking down this rewarding program.
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New Apple iMac Is Reportedly Coming This Halloween 2023: Here’s What to Expect
There are various speculations on Apple's next iMac release, but the latest claim from a renowned analyst said it is expected to come out just in time for Halloween 2023.
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Twitch Simulcast to Other Streaming Platforms is Here—But There’s A Catch
Simulcast is now available on Twitch, as part of its massive developments via TwitchCon. As part of the new announcements in the recent TwitchCon, the company, Twitch, is now allowing its streamers to simultaneously stream their content to other live streaming services in the world.
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Google Glass, ‘Project Iris,’ Now Back in Development —Will It Go Against Meta Ray-Ban?
Google is back with Project Iris' development, but will it go against a current smart glass? Smart glasses were the top technological aspiration back in the day, but recently Google has scrapped its "Project Iris" development, but reports now claim that it is back again.
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Toyota and Lexus Caves, Now Adopting Tesla NACS in 2025 for its EVS
Toyota and Lexus may soon access 12,000 Superchargers by 2025. After holding out in adopting the renowned electric vehicle charging standard, Toyota and Lexus now cave to it and announced their coming integration of the Tesla NACS.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 to Feature Deadpool? Yuri Lowenthal Wants It to Happen
For Marvel's Spider-Man 3, Spider-Man voice actor Yuri Lowenthal wants another hero to join in, and that would be Deadpool.
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Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024 Will Let You Use Its AI Tech for Free
Adobe has released Photoshop Elements 2024 and Premiere Elements 2024, bringing new AI tools that will further enhance the productivity of these photo and video editing platforms.
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Hulu With Ads for Students Now Available for Only $2/Month—Here's How It Works
Hulu's latest student deal will give users a discount of up to 75 percent. Many perks are given to students on different platforms, with Hulu offering its own.
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Meta Brings Threads to Facebook On a New Carousel like Instagram Feeds
Threads is now appearing on Facebook, as part of Meta's new push via a carousel. The arrival of Threads ushered in a new era for Meta which now centers on a wider multi-media approach online, but part of this app's growth is its appearance on the Facebook app, right on a user's feed.
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British Museum is Going Digital to Counter Art Theft With 8M Pieces of its Collection
The British Museum is now looking to digitize its collection after the massive incident earlier this year.
Meta: Multiple Accounts for WhatsApp in a Single Device is Here—How to Use?
WhatsApp now allows you to use multiple accounts in a single device. Some employees may have various numbers, one for work and the other for personal, and if you are using WhatsApp on both, keeping it on one device would no longer be a problem thanks to the latest Multiple Accounts feature.
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Apple, Big Tech Gets 6GHz Band for Wireless, Winning FCC Approval for AR/VR Devices
Apple and other Big Tech companies won the FCC approval for 6GHz. A future with a faster and better connection is coming with Apple and other Big Tech companies finally winning the FCC's approval for accessing the 6GHz band for its devices.
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder Achieves High Metacritic Score, More Than Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and MORE
Super Mario Bros. Wonder gets a high Metacritic score, beating rivals in the industry. The Super Mario Bros. Wonder achieved a significant feat, as it lists the highest Metacritic score among the recent releases today, beating AAA-rated games from other platforms in the industry.
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Tesla Cybertruck is Coming: Here’s When First Electric Pickups Will Ship This 2023
Tesla confirmed that its first Cybertruck shipments will arrive this 2023. Probably one of the most anticipated Tesla EVs in history, the futuristic and odd-looking Cybertruck of the company is coming this year, slated for a launch event later this 2023 to formally bring the electric car.
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Google Wallet Now Adds Arizona, Colorado, Georgia State IDs for Digital Use via Android
Google updates the Wallet for supported state IDs. The Google Wallet has recently updated the supported state IDs that it can keep digitally, adding three new states in the United States including Arizona, Colorado, and Georgia.
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Amazon Drone Deliveries in the UK, Italy to Start, Also Expanding in Third US City by 2024
Amazon's Drone Delivery service is expanding next year, in the US, UK, and Italy. The new delivery system by Amazon, drone deliveries, is looking to grow its services come next year, starting its operations in the United Kingdom and Italy as part of its expansion.
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Netflix Price Hike: $23/month for Premium in Latest Increase, $3 More Than Before
The Netflix Premium tier is now at $23 per month, seeing $3 more than the last time. In the latest note to shareholders, Netflix announced its new and updated pricing for the United States, seeing a new price hike that is effective this October, and will set up users to as much as $23 per month on its most expensive tier.
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Study Suggests AI Chatbots Can Profile, Learn Personal Information via Normal Conversations
AI chatbots can learn about personal information and profile a person via conversations. A new study has found that AI chatbots present in the world today can learn a lot about a person, and they could also learn about personal information and profile the user by simply engaging in a conversation with it.
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Windows 11 Sees Lower Adoption Compared to Windows 10—Already on 400M PCs
Microsoft's Windows 11 is seeing lower adoption rates unlike Windows 10. It has been two years since Windows 11 was released by Microsoft to the public, but current leaked internal data now claims that this latest operating system sees lower adoption rates compared to its last version.
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Xbox Game Pass Will Not Feature Activision Blizzard Games This Year; Phil Spencer Reveals When
Microsoft and Xbox are not in a rush to bring the Activision Blizzard games in the Xbox Game Pass. The iconic approval of Microsoft and Activision Blizzard's merger has led to many believing that the games are coming to Xbox Game Pass very soon.
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BMW, Mini, and Rolls-Royce to Adopt Tesla NACS Charging in US and Canada—Here's What You Need to Know
BMW, Mini, and Rolls-Royce are the latest to adopt Tesla's NACS. Three car brands, spearheaded by parent company BMW, are joining in adopting the charging standard best known as the Tesla NACS.
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Israel to Bring Starlink Satellite Internet to Areas Near Conflict Zones Amid War With Hamas
Israel is in talks with SpaceX on setting up Starlink internet services to strengthen its wartime communications.
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Reddit’s Blockchain-based Community Points is Saying Goodbye, But Why?
Reddit's Community Points, best known as its blockchain-based rewards, is saying goodbye. One of the most famous features of Reddit is its Community Points, but soon, this blockchain-based rewards program will be saying its goodbye to the world as the company deems it so.
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Google Accessibility Features Now Live for Maps, Search, and Assistant
Accessibility features now live for Google's apps and experiences. Almost everything in the world now involves the use of smartphones and apps, with Google at the forefront of these services, offering new Accessibility features available on various experiences.
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Tesla Model X Recall: Brake Safety Issues Affects 55,000 Units—What Happened?
Tesla is back with another recall, but this time for the Model X. Another recall is here from Tesla, and now it is centering on the Model X electric SUV of the company because of a safety issue report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) about its brakes.
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Apple iMac Refresh Coming in 2024, 32-inch with mini LED in 2025—Not This Year says Kuo
Apple is set to bring new iMacs in the next years, but none for 2023. In the recent reports from renowned insiders, one thing is sure, and that is new iMacs are coming soon for the world to see, but they are not coming this 2023 for those awaiting it.
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Netflix Games Wants a Grand Theft Auto Title—What GTA Game to Feature?
Netflix Games is looking to expand its library with a GTA title coming. A new report centers on Netflix Games looking to bring one of the largest gaming franchises in the world to its library, and it is allegedly a Grand Theft Auto game that is trying to work out now, sources claim that Netflix is smoothing it out with Take-Two Interactive, the renowned mother company of Rockstar Games, best known for its development of the GTA games.
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Meta Quest 3: Users Wear the Mixed-Reality Headset in Public Thanks to Passthrough Feature
Meta's Quest 3 is now used in public thanks to its Passthrough feature. One of the main advantages of mixed-reality and augmented reality is how it allows users to see the real world through the wearable, and that is something that Meta Quest 3 users are doing now.
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Twitch Adds ‘Stories’ Feature to App, Expiring in 48 Hours—But There’s a Catch to Use It
Twitch is adding a Stories feature for creators to share, available for 48 hours. Like Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, and more, Twitch is now joining in the vertical expiring media trend as it unveils the Stories feature to be part of the streaming platform.
