Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max Experiences OLED Screen ‘Burn In’ Claims Owners—A Problematic Release?
iPhone 15 Pro Max's OLED screens are experiencing "burn ins" claims its owners. Since its release in September, the Apple iPhone 15 series has seen massive complaints from users, and now, a new claim is stating that the iPhone 15 Pro Max's screens are experiencing OLED screen "burn-ins.
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Google Pixel Magnifier App: Here’s How to See Small Objects for Better Visibility, Readability
Google's Pixel Magnifier app is here to bring better views and readability. A new app from Google is set to bring better visibility, readability, and sight for Pixel owners, with the company calling this the "Magnifier" app, made especially for its smartphone series.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Starlink's Direct-to-Cell Service, No Fakes Act for AI Replicas, Israeli Billboards Hacked
Tech Times' Weekly Wrap recaps the biggest headlines out of tech last week. Tech Times' Weekly Wrap recaps the biggest headlines out of tech last week.
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CryptoWatch: Caroline Ellison's Testimony against SBF, Crypto In Pro Sports Risk, FTC and Voyager
Cryptocurrency remains a massive part of society, and here are its latest developments. Another week of massive developments and stories behind cryptocurrency is here, with CryptoWatch giving you the scoop to keep you updated as the week starts.
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New iPads Coming This Week, Apple to Unveil the Upgrade via Announcement
Apple is set to refresh the iPad lineup this week, claims reports. The last iPhone 15 event was not the last the world would see of Apple this year, as new iPads are coming this week with the company unveiling these devices via an announcement.
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Nintendo Switch Update Blocks More Bad Words in Chats—Making the Console More SFW?
Nintendo has released a new firmware update that blocks more bad words in its chats. Nintendo's consoles are considered child-friendly, but not so much for others who bring out their toxic and abusive attitude in the online world, which is now being addressed by adding more bad words to be censored in its chats.
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Google Is Testing New Homepage Design Similar to News-Focused Interfaces of Rivals Bing, Yahoo
Google was seen testing a news-filled homepage in India similar to its rivals Bing and Yahoo. A new discovery on Google has revealed a test regarding adding news stories to its homepage, below the company's massive logo and search bar, which have been relatively blank for a long time.
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SBF Criminal Trial: Caroline Ellison’s Revelations This Week Shocked the World—Here’re the Highlights
Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial saw a rowdy week with Caroline Ellison. The federal court of New York and Judge Lewis Kaplan's courtroom saw massive revelations on Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial this week, and this was because of the three days of testimony from his ex-girlfriend, Caroline Ellison.
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Apple Watch Series 1 Now a Vintage Product, Limited Support—Not the OG Smartwatch
Apple is now offering limited support for the Apple Watch Series 1, now vintage. The Apple Watch Series 1 was recently updated earlier this week to be part of Apple's vintage product list, with the device nearing almost ten years since it was first released.
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Xbox: Two Renowned RPG Titles to Be Exclusive, Warns PS5 Owners—What Games?
Upcoming RPG games are exclusive on Xbox. The growth of Microsoft's Xbox as a top games destination is highlighted by a new report, centering on two renowned RPG franchises soon releasing their games exclusively to the Xbox platform.
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No Fake Act: New Bipartisan Bill is Against Generative AI Using Artists, Singers to Create Unconsented Content
If this bill gets approved as a law, consent is needed every time an artist's likeness is used.
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Google Now Features Direct AI Image Generation on its Search Bar—Here’s How
Google's AI can now generate images directly from its search bar. Generative AI has seen massive upgrades throughout its availability, but now, users need not look far as it is now available via Google's Search and Images platforms to create new media directly.
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Apple Watch Ultra 2: New, Updated Diving Tools Help Bring More Features for Users
The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is offering a more extensive experience for divers. From being a lifestyle watch to a fitness accessory, and now, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 features better experiences and apps meant for diving, a special equipment to bring with you to depths.
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Threads Offer ‘Edit Button’ For Free, No Paid Subscription Needed, With Voice Posts Also Coming
Edit your posts on Threads with the new feature, available for free. Meta's CEO and Instagram CEO announced the latest features on Threads now, centering on an "Edit Button" which will allow its users to change the texts on their posts for free.
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Starlink ‘Direct to Cell’: SpaceX Unveils Satellite Internet for Phones, What to Expect
Starlink has now launched its "Direct to Cell" service that is coming soon. Satellite internet for the phone is coming from Starlink and SpaceX, and it was recently confirmed by the company as it launched its dedicated page for the "Direct to Cell" service on its website.
Meta Faces Lawsuit From VR Fitness App Developer After Getting ‘Blacklisted’—Because of Vision Pro?
Meta is now facing a lawsuit after banning a developer. A developer is now gunning against Meta and has filed a lawsuit because of his app and name getting "blacklisted" on the company's platform, centering on his VR fitness app that was supposedly launching.
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Nintendo Switch 2 to Bring Two Models? Here’s How Much They’ll Cost and What to Expect
New rumors surrounding the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 have recently emerged. New rumors surrounding the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 have recently emerged.
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Apple TV: FaceTime Calls, Karaoke Now Available via tvOS 17—What to Expect
Apple TV gets a massive upgrade for immersive features available in the update. The famed interconnected experience from Apple is not only for its mobile devices but also for the Apple TV as the tvOS 17 update is here, featuring FaceTime and the karaoke-like features to the 4K black box.
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MacBook Pro With OLED Is Coming by 2026, 2027—Still Years Away Claims Analyst
There are still no plans for massive changes to Apple's MacBook Pro, as the speculated OLED display upgrade is not yet coming anytime soon, according to an analyst.
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TikTok: Effect Creator Rewards Lower Eligibility, Updated Policy to Add More Filter Designers
Filter creators get rewarded on TikTok, and now, new policies are lowering eligibility. The filters or effects seen on TikTok are made by contributors and designers, and the company has now updated its program to add more users to it, lowering the eligibility for creators to opt in.
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Sony: PS Plus Premium Cloud Streaming is Here, No Need to Download Top PS5 Games to Play
Sony introduced Cloud Streaming to PS Plus Premium users, centering on PS5 games. The future is online, and Sony has recently announced the official rollout of its cloud streaming experience coming to PlayStation Plus Premium users, leveraging the PS5 games for all to access.
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Climate Change Can Affect Beer Quality by 2050, Study Finds—But How?
Your favorite daily drink may see a change in quality soon. Drinking beer has been a staple to the global adult community, as it has been part of their daily routine, but beware, as a new study found that its quality may change come 2050 and it is because of Climate Change.
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Apple ID Supports Passkeys via iOS 17, macOS Sonoma—Passwordless is Here
Apple IDs are now supporting Passkeys authentication for all logins. Passwords are a thing of the past, and that is what many organizations are now pushing for, alongside tech companies, with the Apple ID now featuring its support for the Passkeys.
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Guitar Hero to Make a Comeback thanks to Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard
The legends of music games for the console is set to make a comeback. One of the most iconic music gaming franchises of all time, Guitar Hero, is set to make a comeback thanks to the recent insider revelation from Activision Blizzard.
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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.
