Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Samples Now Safe and Secured—Undergoing ‘Nitrogen Purge’
NASA announced that the capsule of rocks and dust collected from asteroid Bennu by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is now safe and secure.
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Crunchyroll is Absorbing Right Stuf this October, Anime Store No More
Right Stuf is dissolving into Crunchyroll, and it will no longer be accessible by October. It is the end of an era for a renowned "OG" in everything anime, as Right Stuf will soon dissolve and be part of Sony's Crunchyroll after the famous shop was acquired last year.
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CryptoWatch: PYUSD Now on PayPal's Venmo, FTX Sues SBF's Parents, Current Crypto Prices
Get the roundup from the latest in cryptocurrency on CryptoWatch. Another week is here for Tech Times' CryptoWatch, providing you a roundup of the top news from the past week, with a massive win for the industry as PayPal confirms PYUSD is accessible via Venmo.
Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Philippines' First AI Sportscasters, China's Space Crystal, and Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
Tech Times' Weekly Wrap recaps the biggest headlines out of tech last week, and it centers on AI sportscasters, a space-themed museum, and the Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty's reviews.
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Satellite Internet Upgrade: AI to Help Deliver Better Connections to Rural Areas in Canada
An upgrade to satellite internet is not launching more, but using AI to bridge the gap. Satellite internet is now perceived to be the solution for far-flung areas to get connectivity, but in some rural areas, it is still not enough, with researchers now looking to integrate AI to help bridge this gap.
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iPhone 15 Precision Finding: New Chip Enables Finding Friends as much as 60 Meters Away
Finding Friends with the iPhone 15 allows extended range thanks to new chips. Getting the new iPhone 15 series would bring users the latest of what Apple has to offer, but the company has a feature that it did not explicitly reveal, called the Precision Finding feature.
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Is Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Better Than the Original? Reviews Are Now Out
The Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty DLC expansion is seeing a higher rating score than the original game.
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LimeLoop Brings Reusable Packages to Replace Cardboard Boxes—Sustainability at its Finest
LimeLoop is committing to sustainability with reusable packaging instead of cardboard boxes. A new company is taking e-commerce to better sustainability, as LimeLoop introduces its reusable packaging that aims to replace cardboard boxes, which have been the staple for many.
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Microsoft’s AI to Help Improve Windows? Copilot to Bring ‘Next Era’ of the Computer Software
Copilot is here to upgrade Windows with Microsoft's AI push. Microsoft's massive adoption and integration with the many AI projects it has developed and co-developed with OpenAI is soon bearing its fruits to the Windows operating system natively.
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Robocalls Access Gone: FCC Bars VoIP Providers to use US Phone Numbers
Robocallers previously had a loophole to access US phone numbers, but the FCC is now fighting against this.
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New Spawn Video Game and Film Adaptation Coming Soon? Todd McFarlane Teases Possibility
Spawn creator Todd McFarlane revealed that a new video game for the character could happen in the coming years.
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Jaguar Is the Latest Automaker to Adopt Tesla NACS Charging Port for Its Future EVs
Jaguar is the latest automaker to ink a contract with Tesla to adopt its electric vehicle (EV) charging connector system, known as the North American Charging Standard (NACS).
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Google Pixel Fold's Repair Kits Are Now Available and They're Not Cheap
Google Pixel Fold's repair kits are now available on iFixit. The Right to Repair revolution has won, and now more devices are seeing parts available from official stores and renowned distributors, with Google Pixel Fold's repair kits currently available.
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Nintendo Rolls Out Passkey Support for Passwordless Sign-Ins to Online Accounts
Nintendo has added Passkey support, making it easier to log in to its online services. A new way to log in via your Nintendo Account is here, as the company now adds Passkey support.
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Worried about Fake iPhone 15s? Apple's Boxes Have a New Way to Verify and Ensure Legitimacy
Fake and counterfeit products are scamming people, but Apple is way ahead of them. As one of the most famous in the world, Apple is subject to many scams that sell fake or counterfeit products, and this has been a worry with the now-available iPhone 15, especially from third-party resellers.
Elon Musk and X Wants Taylor Swift to Post Music, Concert Videos on the Platform
Elon Musk does not want a 'Blank Space' on X and recommends to Taylor Swift to use social media.
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RCS vs. iMessage: Google Shades Apple in New Video About iPager that Sticks to SMS/MMS
Google's campaign, #GetTheMessage, is now shading Apple with iPager video. Google is back at it again in shading Apple's current technology, especially with the Cupertino giant's iMessage system that sticks with SMS and MMS, instead of what Android has to offer, the RCS.
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Amazon Alexa Gets New Accessibility Features With Eye Gaze, Call Translation
Massive upgrades were introduced by Amazon in its recent Fall hardware event, with one centering on Alexa's accessibility features.
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New 'Starfield' Exploit Lets Players Earn 9 Million Credits per Hour—Here's How to Do It
A new "Starfield" exploit that will allow players to earn as much as 9 million credits per hour has emerged.
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Climate Misinformation on Social Media: Elon Musk’s X Lags Behind—Why?
Combating climate misinformation is now a focus for social media, but X lags behind. Climate Disinformation is widespread on social media, and many companies have already pledged their action against it, but not all, as studies show that Elon Musk's X is lagging behind this initiative.
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OpenAI Unveils DALL-E 3: What Improvements are Available in the New Version?
An improved version of OpenAI's DALL-E AI image generator is here! It will be available soon via the API and Labs later this Fall season.
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OpenAI Lawsuit: John Grisham, George R.R. Martin, and MORE Join the Fight against AI
OpenAI is hit with another lawsuit involving renowned authors for its LLM training. The renowned AI company, OpenAI is facing another lawsuit on its hands, and this came from renowned authors who banded together against the illegal use of their literary pieces in training the company's large-language models (LLM).
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T-Mobile App System Glitch: Users Access Other Personal Data, Billings But is It Fixed?
T-Mobile App saw a system glitch that provided access to other people's data. A system glitch took place earlier today with T-Mobile's app, and it is devastating for the company as it allowed users to access other people's data, including their billing information.
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Microsoft Leak Confirms 'Red Dead Redemption 2' PS5 and Xbox Series S/X Versions: Here's What to Know
A new leak from Microsoft is about its Xbox and gaming plans, including a confirmation that a PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X versions of the "Red Dead Redemption 2" were at one point in the works.
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Amazon's 'Just Walk Out' Cashierless Retail Technology Adds RFID Capability for Quicker Checkout
The famous Amazon "Just Walk Out" technology has been revolutionary, and the company has recently upgraded it, now using RFID to track purchases.
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Google Develops AI-Powered ‘Augmented Reality Microscope’ to Detect Cancer Cells Faster
In conjunction with the Department of Defense, Google has developed an AI-powered microscope for faster cancer diagnosis.
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Apple iPhone 15: New Battery Health Control Stops it from Charging Past 80%—Like Samsung?
Apple added a feature for the iPhone 15, and this is to stop it from charging past 80%. In a confirmation earlier today from reports, Apple has included a new feature to the iPhone 15 series' battery health, which would only charge the device up to 80 percent.
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UPDATE: Microsoft Xbox to Bring Growth to its Gaming Leg via Mobile and Ads
Microsoft's gaming is getting a massive upgrade with Activision Blizzard. Microsoft is going big for its Xbox, with the company revealing more information on how it would grow more of its gaming division in the future, centering on mobile and ads.
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Google Bard: Gmail, YouTube, Docs, and MORE Gets the AI Chatbot
Google's Bard is now available on more of its apps, as well as its Workspace suite. In Google's quest to bring its AI chatbot to the forefront, the company has made Bard available on more of its apps, including Gmail, YouTube, Docs, and more.
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Sky is Down: No Internet for Thousands of Customers, People are Enraged
The famed UK internet service provider, Sky, has problems with their internet. The Down Detector website was on fire earlier today, as there was a problem with Sky Broadband's internet service, with customers and users claiming that it is down.
