Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Elon Musk to Bring Tesla, Neuralink, and X’s Data for xAI—To Understand the Universe?
A report now claims that Musk's many companies will converge for xAI. The massive ventures from OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google have opened the floodgates towards the emergence of artificial intelligence, but Elon Musk is not falling behind with xAI.
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YouTube Tests Games on Desktop, Mobile But Would Not be a Cloud Streaming Platform
YouTube is looking to bring Games on its platform, as evidenced by its latest test. Games have always been a part of entertainment in the world, and mixing games with enjoyment is something that YouTube is testing out now, offering "bitesize" titles to enjoy on the platform.
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GoPro Unveils the HERO12 Black: Impressive Features are Here, But Is It Worth It?
GoPro is back at it again with the action cam—make way for the HERO12 Black. The proverb "good things come in small packages" is something that has been associated with GoPro's action cameras, and its latest release of the HERO12 Black is staying true to this saying.
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Google Pixel 8 Price Hike is Coming Says Leaks—New Smartphone Costs Atleast $150 More
Google faces leak on the Pixel 8's upcoming prices. Google's upcoming flagship smartphone will soon grace the tech world with what it has to offer, but current leaks are claiming that a significant price hike is on its way for the new Pixel 8 series.
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Apple’s Mac Now Suffers from Atomic Stealer Malware Because of Google Search Ads
Beware as the notorious Atomic Stealer malware is yet again plaguing the Mac. The Mac is now suffering from a notorious malware that was also considered a dangerous threat before, with the Atomic Stealer (Atomic macOS Stealer or AMOS) resurfacing again this time around.
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Stray is Getting a Movie Adaptation—Ginger Cat’s Animated Adventure Coming Soon But Where?
Stray immersed gamers in a cyberpunk adventure as a cat, now, they get to watch it. The beloved cyberpunk adventure game featuring a cat, Stray, is soon getting a movie adaptation that would expand more of its story, taking on the dystopian world with a robot.
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Apple Vision Pro App Store: iPhone, iPad Compatible Apps to be Available by Default—What to Expect
Your favorite experiences on the iPhone and iPad may be coming to Vision Pro. Apple is doubling its efforts for the future mixed-reality experience that will arrive, centering on its development of the Vision Pro's App Store which will also feature iPhone and iPad apps to utilize.
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Sony ILX-LR1: Small, Full-Frame Camera for Drones—How Much?
Sony is giving drone users a way to improve their shots from above. Your eyes in the skies are getting an upgrade, with Sony taking its expertise in making full-frame cameras and putting it into a small body, featuring a device that is meant for drones to use.
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Report Abusive Voice Chats in Xbox—September Update brings the Feature for Series S, X
Console gaming users are getting an ally from Xbox, especially for toxic players that abuse the voice chat.
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Spotify Puts Lyrics on Premium, Free Users Claim—Feature in Paywall Under Testing For Now
Spotify Premium has a new way to attract subscribers, leveraging song lyrics. A previously all-tier available feature on Spotify is now hidden behind Spotify Premium, with users reporting that the song lyrics are no longer accessible for those who use a free account.
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Amazon Removes Kindle App for Mac, But Will There be a Replacement?
The original Kindle is discontinued by Amazon. A massive change from Amazon has arrived for Mac now, and this is the original Kindle App has changed its name to "Kindle Classic" in its latest update, but to soon be removed from the App Store of the computer platform.
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Spy Clothes? US Invests in Smart Surveillance Textiles with $22M that Can Record Data
The US government is investing in high-tech clothes that can spy on its surroundings. The sight of spy clothes has been one of the central figures in Hollywood and the film industry's pop culture, in different genres of movies including action and sci-fi, but in the real world, it is being developed by the United States.
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A Nintendo Direct is Still Coming Says Leaker, When Will the Showcase Arrive?
Nintendo's last showcase is not yet the last for 2023 says leaker. There is still a Nintendo Direct coming this year claims a leaker, and this is after the recent showcase of the company of the same name right on August's end, featuring the Japanese company's biggest game this year.
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Is Reddit Still a Trustworthy Source? Mod Removals Raise Concerns on its Content Quality
Reddit's massive removal of mods who revolted on its API changes is now raising concerns. Many are raising their concerns on the famed social news aggregator website after more than a month since Reddit changed its API policies and saw a massive fallout on the platform.
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Meta, LG to Collaborate on Quest Pro’s Next Release—Release Date, Price Rumored
The next Meta Quest Pro will have LG working on it. Reports are now centering on the next version of Meta's Quest Pro, with the company planning to create a successor to its VR headset, but this time, it would be tapping into LG as its partner to soon deliver the tech.
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Elon Musk to Sue the Anti-Defamation League Because of its Claims Against Him and X, Takes the Fight Online
Elon Musk is not backing down against ADL for the recent claims of the organization. Elon Musk is taking the fight to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) after its recent claims regarding the tech mogul and X (formerly Twitter) as antisemitic.
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Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon is Going Smaller, More Compact, and Electric Soon, Company Teases
Mercedes-Benz is bringing an electric G-Wagon that is smaller and more compact. Arguably the most popular SUV from Mercedes-Benz is the luxury G-Wagon, and for a long time, it is known as a large vehicle but that is soon to change thanks to new reports and a teaser from the company for its future revamp.
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Final Fantasy XVI Confirmed for PC—No Longer a PlayStation 5 Exclusive says Yoshida
Not long after Final Fantasy XVI's release, a PC port is confirmed for all. One of the most exciting news for Final Fantasy XVI has recently dropped, and this is courtesy of the game's producer Naoki Yoshida who confirmed that a PC port is coming soon for gamers.
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SpaceX Stops YouTube Livestreaming in Favor of X—Exclusive on the Social Media?
SpaceX is favoring the social media of its owner, Elon Musk. The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is now the media of choice for all SpaceX-related live streaming as the private space company stopped its YouTube live streams in favor of the Elon Musk-led site.
Mortal Kombat 1: 5-Day Early Access Confirmed—When to Expect this Experience?
Get ready for the famed revamp of the series, earlier than expected. It was recently confirmed that Mortal Kombat 1 is giving gamers early access to the title, extending as much as five days before the official release date which will help gamers get a grip on the upcoming game.
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NASA to Bring Laser Communications to International Space Station—How Does it Work?
The International Space Station is getting the next piece for NASA's laser comms. For the longest time, space-to-Earth communications have focused on radio-based systems to communicate to the home base and bring information from its findings, but that is soon to change with NASA's upcoming lasers.
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New Cali City? ‘California Forever’ Boasts of the Developments Coming from Tech Billionaires
A new Cali city is on the rise and the California Forever website boasts of its plans. The country best known for being the "Land of Hope and Dreams" is set to see a new city that aims to bring these aspirations alive, with a planned new Cali city that has been controversial over the past weeks now having a website that confirms its erection.
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Volkswagen Introduces the ID. GTI Concept—Golf is Out, Electric Performance Hatchback is In
The Volkswagen Golf is getting electrified, but now as the ID. GTI. The 2023 Munich Auto Show in Germany has been the haven for upcoming releases in the world, and Volkswagen did not let this opportunity pass to introduce its latest concept car, the ID.
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CryptoWatch: FBI Warns About North Korean Hackers, Bored Ape's Lawsuit, SBF is Going to Jail
The first week of September is here, and it is time to look back on the past trending stories in crypto from August.
TechTimes Weekly Wrap: Google Maps' Overhaul, Magic Leap Shuts Down AR, and Logic Monitor Hack
Here's the wrap up from last week's massive happenings in the tech industry. Tech Times' Weekly Wrap is here to bring you the top and latest news from last week, centering on the stories that made the headlines and attracted massive attention, first off with Google Maps' overhaul of its application.
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Apple Insider Claims iPad Pro’s Magic Keyboard Revamp to Make it Look Like a Laptop—How?
The upcoming 2024 iPad Pro from Apple will look like a laptop because of its Magic Keyboard. New information regarding the 2024 iPad Pro is now making waves online, particularly as it claims that it will bring a new look for the device that will make it seem like a laptop at first glance thanks to its Magic Keyboard revamp.
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Tesla Model S, X Are Seeing Massive Price Reductions—Here’s Why
Tesla now offers price reductions for the Model S and Model X electric vehicles (EVs). Massive savings are on the way for interested users who want to make the electric switch, as Tesla now offers price reductions for the Model S and Model X electric vehicles (EVs).
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iPhone vs. Android: MKBHD Answers this Question to Help You Choose in this Upcoming iPhone 15 Event
The decades-old question between getting an Apple or Android device sees an answer from MBKHD. The competition between the iPhone vs. Android is still not yet over, and this is because there are massive updates that come left and right from tech developers, and it is challenging or confusing for the public to decide on.
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SpaceX to Launch Globalstar Tech in New Partnership—Apple’s Satellites for iPhone Emergency SOS
Apple's satellite provider, Globalstar, has partnered with SpaceX to bring its tech to orbit. SpaceX is now confirmed to be the launch partner that would soon bring Globalstar's satellites to orbit, with the companies reaching an agreement to take care of the payload as it ventures to nearby space.
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'Starfield' Plagued With Major Bug During Early Launch—Will It Get Fixed?
Bethesda Softworks' much-awaited game this year, "Starfield," has reportedly suffered from a major bug during its early launch.
