Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Foxconn to Build Fisker’s Pear, the Sub $30,000 EV—But Is it a Done Deal?
Fisker confirms Foxconn as its partners to bring the Pear EV. The renowned Apple iPhone manufacturer is once again tapped by an EV startup company, this time Fisker, to help the company create its Pear EV, soon on its US-based plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
India’s Chandrayaan-3 Lunar Rover Did a 360 Spin on the Moon, ISRO says its Like a ‘Child’
A heartfelt video from the ISRO shows the playful Chandrayaan-3 on the Moon. Remote-controlled spacecraft acting like humans on intergalactic destinations are a sight to see, and India is sharing this heartfelt moment with the world, as the Chandrayaan-3 lunar rover did a 360 spin while on the Moon.
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Sony Reveals Release Date for PlayStation Portal, Its Gaming Handheld Take for the PS5
The gaming handheld and portable version of the PS5 is coming soon. Sony has unveiled the official release date for its upcoming portable gaming handheld console, the PlayStation Portal, a device that was leaked to the public earlier this year.
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X Wants to Collect Your Biometric, Employment Data for its Video and Audio Calling Feature Coming Soon
X is now planning to collect your personal data for its app development. The social media company that was formerly known as Twitter, X, is now looking to collect its users' personal data including their biometrics and employment history as part of its upcoming video and audio calling feature on the platform.
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Magic Leap AR Headset is Shutting Down Next Year, But Why?
Magic Leap has announced that it is shutting down its AR headsets, despite users owning it. The renowned device that dedicated itself to augmented reality as the world was heavily focused on virtual reality, the Magic Leap AR Headset, is now shutting down, as confirmed by its makers recently via messages to customers.
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Apple Shuts Down iTunes Movie Trailers App, Will Redirect Users to Apple TV Instead
Apple will no longer allow you to watch trailer on a dedicated app as it kills iTunes Movie Trailers.
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Google Docs' AI vs. Grammarly—Which Is the Better Content Checker?
A recent update to Google Docs with AI brings a better content checker for users, but is it enough to trump Grammarly?
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Fortnite Leaks: Three More Skins from My Hero Academia are Coming—Which Heroes?
My Hero Academia will see a part 2 in its collab with Fortnite. Shonen Jump's characters are some of the most famous Japanese animes in the world, so famous that it already saw a collaboration with Fortnite to bring several characters into the game, with another round for My Hero Academia seeing leaks.
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Delete These Fake Apps Disguised as Signal Messenger, Telegram That Steal Your Data—Google Play Already Took Action
Delete these fake apps disguised as Signal Messenger and Telegram to stop them from stealing sensitive information.
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Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Price: Here’s How Much for the Popular Van Now Electrified
Mercedes-Benz's eSprinter electric van brings its glory to the US, with its price tag confirmed.
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Tesla’s Retro, Drive-in Style Supercharger Station Got its Permit in Los Angeles—Will Musk Deliver?
The much-awaited Tesla Retro Supercharger Station with drive-in theaters is coming. When Elon Musk first revealed his plans to build the Tesla retro Supercharger Station, complete with its neon lights and drive-in theater, it was met with enthusiasm, and now, reports claim it got its green light to proceed with its development.
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Google ‘Pixel Pass’ is Gone—All-in-One Premium Subscription Service Removed After 2 Years
Google's Pixel Pass was a way to get one subscription for multiple Google Premium services, now a thing of the past.
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Sony PlayStation Plus Price Hike: 12-Month Bundle is More Expensive Now, But Why?
The PlayStation Plus subscription is getting more expensive for its continued top offers. One of the top game online play platforms in the world, PlayStation Plus, is getting a price increase, as recently announced by Sony, in its bid to improve more of its offers and bundles available for its subscribers.
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League of Legends Brings Back Nexus Blitz for a Limited Time—Here’s When
This is not a drill, Nexus Blitz is coming back to League of Legends. One of the most famous seasonal modes on League of Legends is now coming back to the game, with Riot Games finally bringing back Nexus Blitz for gamers to enjoy again.
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NHTSA Raises Concern on Tesla’s Hands-Free Autopilot Version Amidst Crash Investigations
Tesla is facing another inquiry from the NHTSA for its Autopilot. The NHTSA has raised another concern against Tesla's renowned autonomous driving feature, particularly on a version of the Autopilot that is hands-free, citing safety concerns for drivers.
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Meta Adds Legs to Your Quest VR Avatar After a Year Since its Promise—Can You See it in First-Person?
Get ready for a full-body shot with your friends as Meta adds legs to Quest avatars. The latest update to Meta Quest's VR avatars is the arrival of their legs, complementing their entire appearance when represented inside the virtual world via the Quest Home platform.
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Meta Finally Brings a WhatsApp Mac App with Video Calling for Up to 8 People—E2E Also Available
Meta brings a WhatsApp Mac app for all to use, featuring a video conferencing experience. The Mac version of the WhatsApp computer app is finally here from Meta, and this is after a long while of the company holding out for the Apple computer, with the company offering a new feature exclusively for PCs.
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iFixit Cites Right to Repair on McDonald’s ‘Always Broken’ Ice Cream Machine—Wants DMCA Exemption
McDonald's ice cream machine is always broken and iFixit wants to give it the right to repair. The cheap and tasty frozen treats from McDonald's are always unavailable because it is "always broken," with iFixit taking it to their hands to see what is exactly wrong with the machine in its recent teardown video.
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Apple to Bring USB-C AirPods by Next Month, Model Remains Unknown—Is it a Priority?
Apple may be considering to bring an updated USB-C port for an AirPods model. The shift to USB-C is massive for Apple as it changes its massive hold on the Lightning cable for the iPhones, however, its other devices like the AirPods are still stuck on the old ports and wires.
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Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is Down, Thousands of Players Report—Is it Because of Y8S3 Update?
Rainbow Six Siege is down and many users reported it amidst its update patch. You are not alone, as thousands of gamers have taken it online to report that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is now down, with many saying that the game is inaccessible.
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Call of Duty: 21 Savage Operator Bundle to Be Released Following Nicki Minaj, Snoop Dogg Skins
The Call of Duty's release of 21 Savage completes its initial promise of three rappers coming to Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare II, with Snoop Dogg and Nicki Minaj to go first.
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Handwritten Apple-1 Ad by Steve Jobs Fetched $175,000 in Auction —What Does it Say?
Another Apple memorabilia has fetched a massive price at an auction because of Steve Jobs. There are no other brands like Apple, and there are no other CEOs and founders like Steve Jobs, and this is evidenced in the recent auction where a handwritten Apple-1 ad by the executive sold for a massive $175,000.
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Microsoft Edge v117 is Removing Five Features Based on Beta—Do You Need These?
Microsoft Edge's upcoming version is removing several features as seen on the beta. The upcoming version of Microsoft Edge, known as version 117, is set to remove five features that will simplify the experience for users on the "More Tools" menu found in the browser.
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Hello, AI: DoorDash Brings Computer-Powered Answering Service for your Takeout Orders
Ordering through the phone with DoorDash will have users speaking to an AI. Using DoorDash would have users either talking through chat or calling to place their orders, but this latest launch from the company would have AI answering your calls via select voice operators.
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LinkedIn, X Soon Adopting Passkeys Based on Findings—Passwordless Future is Coming
LinkedIn and X are the latest joiners of the passwordless future. LinkedIn and X have been discovered to be on the verge of adopting Passkeys, the up-and-coming feature for iOS and macOS users that will replace passwords with special authentication keys.
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ChatGPT Enterprise: OpenAI’s New Version of the Chatbot with Unlimited Access—For Business?
OpenAI brings the ChatGPT Enterprise, a version which promises unlimited process and more. A new version of the famed AI chatbot from OpenAI is here, and it is called the ChatGPT Enterprise, which promises more significant processes and capabilities, all centering on faster speeds for users.
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Rockstar Games VP of Writing Left—Does this Mean GTA VI, Red Dead Redemption Delays?
Rockstar Games' recent departure is a renowned executive. Another executive of Rockstar Games has left the company, and this one, it is its Vice President of Writing who has contributed a lot to its past games in the last 16 years.
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Chrome iOS to Bring the Address Bar to the Bottom, Taking a Page from Apple’s Safari
The new Chrome is giving users a more accessible address bar. Chrome on iOS is getting a significant revamp for what it has to offer, particularly with the address bar that was traditionally found on top of the page now moving to the bottom thanks to a preview from a testing phase.
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VESPA Space Junk Hit with Another Space Junk But ClearSpace-1 Mission Still Set for 2026
The growing case of space junk orbiting around the Earth proves why cleanup is important. A chunk of a default payload adapter that launched in 2013 was the subject of a clean-up mission to rid it from orbit, but it was ironically hit with another space junk that caused it to split into smaller pieces.
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Coffee is Life! Researchers add Used Coffee Grounds to Concrete and Increased its Strength by 30%
Researchers have added coffee grounds to concrete and it yielded significant results. Used coffee grounds are useful for many things even after it has given you the right push you need for the day, particularly as researchers have incorporated it in concrete production which yielded a 30 percent strength increase for the building material.
