Articles by Isaiah Richard
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California Signs Right to Repair into Law—What Does This Mean for DIYers?
California's sweeping approval of the right to repair is a treat for all. California is best known to be the home of Silicon Valley, and its recent signing of the Right to Repair Act into law is massive, in support of the massive availability and eligibility of tech repairs.
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Microsoft OneDrive Photo Fiasco Reversed—Update No Longer Coming Due to Customer Complaints
Microsoft reverses its decision to update OneDrive's policies in photo storage. Customer complaints were able to get to Microsoft, as the company now announced their reversal of the OneDrive Photo changes that caused a significant uproar from concerned users.
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Qualcomm Snapdragon X Series vs. Apple M-Series Silicon Chips—High-Performing PC Chips Coming
A new high-performance Arm-based chip is coming from Qualcomm. Apple's renowned M-series Arm-based Silicon chip is one of the most iconic not only for its Mac computers, but also for its iPads, but it may meet its match soon.
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Facebook Ad-Targeting Violates California Law, Here’s What it Does Against Users
Meta's Facebook ads have been found to violate California's laws. Massive changes may be coming to Facebook in its future outing, particularly as it has been found that its ad-targeting technology has violated a California law against its citizens.
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Caroline Ellison Testifies: Alameda Took Money from FTX Under Sam Bankman-Fried’s Direction
SBF's ex claims her actions and Alameda's access to FTX customer funds. The testimonies have begun on the US vs. Sam Bankman-Fried criminal trial, with the latest witness being Caroline Ellison, known to be Alameda Research's former CEO and ex-girlfriend of the defendant.
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Apple Watch X in 2024, 2025 Will NOT Have Massive Changes says Kuo
Apple Watch X is speculated to be coming, but not much changes will arrive. The renowned wearable smartwatch from Tim Cook, the Apple Watch, is set to see the "X" version a.
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EA Sports FC 24 Boasts 11M Players Globally—Is It a Good Game?
EA Sports confirmed that EA FC 24 is not a failure, seeing more players globally. It has been a roller coaster ride for EA Sports FC 24, the new football game from the renowned publishers after it broke off its licensing from FIFA to bring the famed title back for this year's release.
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Pixel 8 Parts to Be Available for Seven Years, Google Promises Access for All
Android and hardware support for the Pixel 8 series. Longer smartphone support is coming for the Pixel 8 series, as Google also promised that it will keep hardware and parts of the new device for as much as seven years for users to access.
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HP Envy Move is a 24-Inch Windows Tablet Weighing 9 Pounds—Here Are Its Massive Features
HP brings the Envy Move, a massive but portable tablet. Maximizing your workspace is one thing, but having a massive tablet that is an "All-in-One PC" that is portable and completely mobile is something that HP brought with its new Envy Move.
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Tesla Hardware 3.0 Update Helps its EV Cameras Get a Clearer View—Should You Update?
The Tesla Hardware 3.0 version upgrade will make the view clearer for you. One of the most notable things about a Tesla is how it can get Over the Air (OTA) updates to patch its systems, and the recent Hardware 3.
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Porsche Macan to Bring both EV and ICE Soon—What to Expect from the Electric Car?
The Porsche's premiere SUV is getting both an electric and ICE version. For two years now, the Porsche Macan's electric version has stayed as a prototype, and the company is still developing this clean energy version of its premiere SUV.
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Samsung RCS: New Ad Shades Apple’s Technology, Joins Google on its Campaign
Samsung has shared a new ad that shades Apple's holdout against RCS. A new short ad arrived for Apple to see, and it is Samsung giving the message regarding the communication divide of not adopting the RCS technology to their smartphones.
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Meta Quest 3 vs. Apple Vision Pro: Early Reviews Call it Cheap, ‘Hardly’ Mixed Reality
Meta unveiled the Quest 3, but how does it fare against Vision Pro? The age of mixed reality experiences is here, and Meta's Quest 3 was the first to unveil theirs ahead of the WWDC 2023 Apple event where Vision Pro was unveiled, and already unveiled via the Connect showcase.
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OnePlus Watch 2 Is Expected to Launch in 2024—Here’s What to Know
The OnePlus Watch 2 is reportedly coming out next year. Here's what you need to know. A new speculation regarding OnePlus' next-generation smartwatch, the Watch 2, was about its release date.
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Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Faces Another Delay, But Why?
Activision Blizzard's Warzone Mobile is facing a delay yet again. One of the most anticipated FPS titles in the mobile platforms, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, is yet again delayed, and the developers have recently confirmed this, much to the frustration of fans.
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Amazon Prime Day Sale: This 4TB PCIe 4.0 SSD That Only Cost $158 Has Been Tested—Should You Buy It?
Amazon's Prime Day sale is only days ahead, and early deals are here, including the cheapest 4TB PCIe 4.0 SSD that only costs $158.
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CryptoWatch: Sam Bankman-Fried's Criminal Trial, Kenya Panel Urges Shutdown of Worldcoin
Tech Times' CryptoWatch is here to bring you last week's top news on the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Sony's Data Breach, X's Premium's New Tiers, and Generative AI Deepfake
Be updated in the coming week with the top news from last week. Last week saw massive stories from the world of tech with these three topping the charts, centering on the massive Sony data breach which took place earlier this year and was recently confirmed by the Japanese tech company.
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Amazon Prime Sale: AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C Sees Lowest Price Since Launch
Head on to Amazon to get the updated AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C at a discounted price. The upcoming sale of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is coming on October 11, but early sales are already here, including the latest AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C which Apple updated, seeing its lowest price yet.
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X Now Testing Three More Paid Tiers for Subscribers—Is This the Answer to its Problems?
X is now reportedly testing three new paid tiers for its subscription service. The social media platform known as X is now reportedly testing more options on its platform to expand more of its subscription service, adding three paid tiers to its single existing one.
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Amazon Kuiper Prototype Satellite Launched Aboard ULA’s Atlas V —76 Launches to Go
Amazon's Project Kuiper has recently launched its prototype satellites to space. The satellite internet industry is now seeing another player in the market, as Amazon launched its Project Kuiper, its take on this off-world connection to beam down its signal for future users.
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Instagram iPad App: CEO says It is Not Under Development, Will the Optimized App Arrive?
Instagram Chief Adam Mosseri has confirmed that it is not working or developing the iPad app experience.
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PUBG, KFC Collaboration: Here’s What to Expect in the Battle Royale
A finger-lickin' good experience is coming to PUBG in its latest collaboration. The latest update from Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) is here, but one of the most noticeable new content here is its collaboration with KFC, and yes, this is the famed fried chicken restaurant chain in the world.
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Valve Steam Deck: Sneakily Filed FCC Certification Under WiFi, BT Vendor—Refreshed Console Coming?
Valve's Steam Deck has filed for FCC Certification, sneaking amidst public sleuth. Rumors and speculations have centered on a new Steam Deck coming, but unknown to many, Valve is way ahead of these as the company sneakily made its way to file for its FCC certification, believed to be coming soon.
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PS Plus Premium can Access Sony Pictures Core Movie Streaming for Free—What to Watch?
PS Plus Premium users can access the Sony movie streaming platform without additional fees. Amidst the latest release of the Sony Pictures Core app, the experience that arrived on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, there is good news for PS Plus Premium subscribers.
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Tesla NACS sees Hyundai, Kia, Genesis EVs Joining the Standard by 2024
Tesla NACS is proving to be the more popular choice, with Hyundai's group joining it. Another company leaves CCS in favor of the Tesla NACS, with Hyundai Motor North America, Kia America, and Genesis Motor North America soon adopting the chargers.
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Microsoft Teams is Now Faster, Uses Less RAM Thanks to Edge WebView 2
Microsoft Teams is now lighter, better performing. The latest update to Microsoft Teams is here, and this presented a rework of the video conferencing app which the company regards to be faster and uses less RAM compared to before.
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4chan Users Promote Hateful, Racist Memes, Manipulating Generative AI
AI tools are now manipulated by 4chan users to spread hateful, racist memes. Many have used and manipulated AI tools to do their bidding, and despite the many restrictions and safeguards of the tech, several 4chan users have been using it to promote hate and racism, posting them as "memes" on the platform.
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Apple Safari: Initial Plans of DuckDuckGo Switch, But Google Remains for Private Mode—Why?
Safari's Private Mode planned switch from Google to DuckDuckGo. Private mode in Safari now allows users to choose their preferred search engine to use, despite Google being its default one, but unbeknownst to many, Apple initially planned to switch to DuckDuckGo in place of the internet company.
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Sonic Superstars vs. Super Mario Bros. Wonder: Release Date is an 'Interesting Coincidence’ says Producer
Sonic and Mario are yet again facing each other in this year's game releases. Two AAA-rated games are coming this October, with SEGA's Sonic Superstars and Nintendo's Super Mario Bros.
