Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Spotify's 'ChatGPT' is Popping Up for Some Users, When is Generative AI Playlists Coming?
Users are now seeing 'Spotify's ChatGPT', with generative AI playlists. AI integration is already present in many apps, and this includes Spotify, but so far, its top feature which helps create playlists via generative AI is not yet available, until now.
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Google Chrome to Block Cookies, Trackers on Browser, But is Limited—Why?
Google brings one of the most requested privacy features, for Chrome to block cookies. After years of seeing other browsers improve privacy features, Google is now offering a native Chrome feature to block cookies from being accessed by third-party clients.
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'Blue Origin Needs to be much Faster' Jeff Bezos Admits, But Is It Falling Behind the Space Race?
Blue Origin is set for its next mission but after significant delays. While there is no exact "space race" at present, the rapid growth of the industry is a significant feat, and that being said, Jeff Bezos recently admitted that his company, Blue Origin, needs to speed up various aspects.
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Pixel 9, Meet Pixie AI: New Assistant for Google's Next Flagship Smartphone Surfaces
Google is reportedly working on a new AI assistant called Pixie, for Pixel 9. This 2023 has been a massive year for Google's development of its artificial intelligence projects, but next year, the Pixel 9 is getting its dedicated AI assistant, in the form of Pixie.
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Mortal Kombat 1: Here's When Crossplay is Coming to Different Platforms
NetherRealm is set to bring Krossplay to Mortal Kombat 1. One of the most anticipated features coming to Mortal Kombat 1 is the crossplay integration, and it is set to bring different platforms together and enjoy an all-out brawl.
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Ford Throws Shade at GM, Commits to Keep CarPlay, Android Auto for Safe Driving
The Ford CEO's recent post is shading GM's affirmation to remove CarPlay. After General Motors' recent comment about Apple's CarPlay, Ford's CEO has released a statement about their continued commitment to keeping these hands-free infotainment systems in their cars.
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Meta Quest Brings Xbox Cloud Gaming to its Wearables, Test it via the Beta
A new experience for Meta Quest is here with Xbox's Cloud Gaming. The latest announcement from Meta ushers in a new era for Quest users, and this is because Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available to access via the wearable headsets of the company.
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Apple AirPods Pro USB-C Case Now Available to Buy—Should You Upgrade?
Apple is offering a separate AirPods Pro USB-C case without the earbuds now. If you have an AirPods Pro 2 with the old Lightning cable charging case, Apple is now offering you a chance to change it to USB-C, with the case-only offer now available via the stores.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming May Offer Free, Ad-Supported Access, But There's a Catch
Xbox Cloud Gaming is planning an ad-supported, free tier to offer its gamers soon. Streaming with ads has grown popular in the industry now, but one of the earliest experiences of this will come from Microsoft, with the company planning to offer this via the Xbox Cloud Gaming experience.
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The Day Before Refunds Now Available After Controversial Flop on Game Launch
The Day Before was met with a controversial launch, and now it is refunding customers. One of the most controversial and disastrous game launches this year, The Day Before, is now issuing its customers a refund for their purchases, accounting for their lapses in their recent release.
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PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up: Get Your Year-In Review in Sony Console Gaming Now
Sony launched its PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up to let you know more about your gaming track this year. Much like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and more's year-in-review, Sony has launched the PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up today to bring gaming information for its users across its platform.
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Coin Cloud Hack: Bitcoin ATM Company Face Breach, Sensitive Information Reportedly Stolen
The Coin Cloud Bitcoin ATM hack is still a mystery for its new owner. The infamous Coin Cloud hack, best known as a Bitcoin ATM company, remains unknown to its new owners, and despite looking into the matter, they were not able to find the source or culprits behind it.
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France's Mistral Rivals OpenAI's GPT-3.5, Brings 'Mixture of Experts' Model
Mistral AI is offering its MoE model that is on par with OpenAI's GPT-3.5. The hottest startup company in the AI industry is Mistral, a France-based startup that claims that its new artificial intelligence language model is on par with OpenAI's GPT-3.
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iPhone Stolen Device Protection is Coming to iOS 17.3—Apple's Developer Beta Details
A new feature called Stolen Device Protection is set to make the iPhone more secure with iOS 17.3. In a bid to protect iPhones further, Apple's next feature leverages the 'Stolen Device Protection' system that will arrive soon with iOS 17.
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Apple 2nm Chip: TSMC Demos New Processor, Coming this 2025—Is This the M4?
TSMC has shown Apple its early work on the 2nm chip, the next-gen SoC coming by 2025. Processors are getting smaller and more powerful, and the latest development from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is that it demonstrated the 2nm chip to Apple.
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What is the Most Searched Game of 2023? Google Reveals—Hint: It was Snubbed at The Game Awards
Google's Year In Search reveals the top searches of 2023, with a games spotlight. The latest Google Year In Search for 2023 was recently released by the company via Google Trends, and interestingly, the Games category's number one on its list is a surprising top query.
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Tesla Brings Back Cybertruck 'Resale Clause,' $50,000 Fine for Resellers in 1st Year of Owning the EV
After removing the clause, Tesla brings back the $50,000 fine for Cybertruck resellers or those opting out.
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Apple Music: Artists Offering Spatial Audio to Possibly Get Higher Royalties, Rewards
Apple is reportedly looking to reward artists with higher royalties for spatial audio. For many years, Apple has centered on its different features and offers with Spatial Audio, and now, artists or record labels uploading this kind of music will get rewards and reportedly higher royalties.
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Mazda EVs Not Yet Coming Now, 'Demand is Uncertain' says CEO—Coming this 2030?
Mazda EVs are not yet coming any time soon, but there will be electrification come 2030. In a world where the shift to electric cars and clean energy is now a massive focus, one Japanese automaker, Mazda, is not yet in a rush to jump on the bandwagon and deliver EVs as soon as possible.
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Elon Musk, xAI's Grok Used OpenAI's Code? Employee Confirms Picking Up ChatGPT 'Output'
A new controversy surrounding Grok confirms what it picked up from ChatGPT. The latest chatbot in the industry, Grok, is now facing massive controversy online as a user claimed that the AI cited OpenAI's use case policy when it was asked to modify the malware.
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Beeper Mini is Working for iMessage Again, But Here's What You Have to Do
Beeper Mini is working again, offering iMessage for Android with steps to take. The renowned Beeper Mini app for Android is back and working again, following the controversial 'patch' that Apple fixed that prevented the system from sending iMessage to and back for iPhones.
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Trailer Reveals Returning Old Characters, Who are They?
Go on a trip to memory lane in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth's trove of returning characters. The latest trailer released by RGG Studios for Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, revealed the returning characters from the older games, centering on significant lookbacks from previous games and relationships.
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Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 is Coming Claims Reports, Here's What to Expect
Samsung is set to release a new fitness tracker with the new Galaxy Fit 3. New reports claim that Samsung has recently listed a new wearable on its database, with the Galaxy Fit 3 being its next-in-line smartwatch coming soon.
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FTC Warns Against QR Codes, Growing Cyber Attacks Reached 60,000
QR codes are growing to be sources of attacks, FTC warns. The growing cybersecurity concerns today see another contender enter the list, as QR codes are now considered to be compromised, especially for old ones, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warns.
M-series for March: Apple to Bring Updated MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPad Air Next Year
Apple's March is best known for its Mac and iPad update, centered on the M series. March is best known to be one of Apple's annual launch periods for the Mac and iPad lineup, and this coming year, it is already setting up for the new devices to get an upgraded M-series chip for what it will feature.
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ULA Delays Vulcan Rocket Launch to 2024, Ground System Issues Prevent Debut Flight this Christmas
A supposed Christmas launch for ULA's Vulcan rocket is delayed until next year. The recent update from United Launch Alliance confirms another delay for the Vulcan rocket's launch, and instead of a Christmas Eve flight, it will see its debut next year.
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Apple iOS 17.2: Does it Fix Wireless Charging in Cars? Here's What Cupertino Said
Apple's current iOS 17.2 release claims it already fixed wireless charging in cars. The notorious problem in the latest iOS 17. 1 version saw wireless charging in cars, particularly for General Motors, broken, but in the latest claim by Apple for iOS 17.
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God of War: Ragnarok Valhalla DLC Revealed—Free Content Coming, But When?
The latest development for God of War centers on Ragnarok's new DLC, Valhalla. Yep, Kratos is still dead in the mortal world in God of War: Ragnarok and that was the ending of the game.
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Meta Threads is Coming to EU Next Week, Countdown for Release Next Week Appear
Meta has released a countdown of Threads, and it is coming before the year ends. It is going to be a holly, jolly Christmas for fans in the European region to get the renowned text-based social media from Meta, as Threads has already begun its countdown on the app.
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Spotify is Not Supporting In-App Purchases on iOS, Apple App Store—Remains Unmoved
Spotify continues its bid to remain independent of the Apple App Store. For a long time now, Spotify has defied Apple in their App Store commission rates, and the recent move to prevent iOS users from subscribing via Cupertino's system still stands.
