Articles by Isaiah Richard
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NASA, USGS Partners to Use U2 Spy Planes, Map Minerals in the Desert for Raw Materials
NASA and USGS are using U2 planes to scout for raw materials in the desert and avoid import reliance.
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Snapdragon Satellite: Qualcomm, Iridium Partnership Now Ending, No Longer Offers to Android
Qualcomm and Iridium ended their partnership on Snapdragon Satellite, a service for Android. In what could have been Android's take on a technology that Apple already has, they have fumbled the ball, as the Snapdragon Satellite did not see a massive adoption in the tech, and now, it is ending.
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Amazon 'Vega' Soon to Replace Android-Based Fire OS for Fire TV, Tablets, Echo, and MORE
Vega is set to replace Amazon's Fire OS, best known for being a fork of Android. It will soon be a new age over at Amazon for its renowned tech, centering on the company's increasing intel about its development of the "Vega," its new operating system codename.
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Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda Live Action Movie Hints 'Link' Casting—Will It Be Accurate?
Nintendo reportedly revealed its preference for Link's character in the live-action movie. The success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie paved the way for more Nintendo adaptations to take place, with the next in line centering on The Legend of Zelda's live-action take, now seeing hints on who its main character would be.
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Valve's Steam Deck is a Hit, 'Multiple Millions' Sold Since 2021—Now Prepping for OLED
Handheld gaming saw its growth with the revolutionary Steam Deck which was a hit for Valve. For two years, the Valve Steam Deck offered the world and its gamers a chance to bring their favorite PC experience with them anywhere, with the company claiming that it was a smashing hit for them.
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Samsung Plans to Bring Affordable and Cheaper Foldables by 2024—What to Expect?
Samsung is looking to deliver a more affordable and cheaper foldable phone by 2024. One of the leading companies in delivering foldable phones, Samsung, is reportedly planning to develop a new device that would be more affordable and cheaper compared to what it offers in its lineup.
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Google Attempted to 'Bribe' Epic Games to Keep Fortnite on Play Store, Fears 'Contagion Effect'
Google confirmed its initial offer to Epic Games in keeping Fortnite on its Play Store. There was once a time when Epic Games joined app stores, offering Fortnite to the mobile, and Google recently attested to its attempt to "bribe" the game developer to keep the battle royale on its Play Store.
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Polestar with StoreDot's 5-minute Charge Battery to Soon Test, Prototype Coming Next Year
Polestar is looking to bring StoreDot's 5-Minute Charge battery, now focusing on testing. Many are laughing "in fuel" and internal combustion engines against electric vehicles that would take long to charge and get back on the road for the user, but that may soon see a solution with Polestar using StoreDot's 5-Minute Charge battery.
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Meta Quest with Google Play Store is No Longer Coming—But Why?
Google Play on Meta Quest is no longer coming, as initial talks did not seal the deal. What could have been one of the most expansive experiences for the Meta Quest, now turned to stone, as reports claim Google's Play Store for Android is no longer coming for the platform.
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Spotify on TV Gets a Revamp, Now Live on Google TV—What Changed?
Spotify released a new update that revamps its TV experience, available on Google TV. There are many platforms where music streaming apps operate, and the latest update of Spotify on TV gives the app a massive revamp that improves the experience for the big screen.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Releases Final DLC on Booster Course Pass—What to Expect
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe releases its final DLC for the Booster Course Pass. The culmination of the renowned Booster Course Pass is now done, with the final DLC releases dropped to the Nintendo Switch game, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, available for gamers to download.
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Airbnb Offers Hosts a Feature to Send Smart Lock Codes to Guests via the App, More Features Announced
Winter is near, and Airbnb wants all to get better experiences in the holidays. The Holiday season is coming, and Winter too, with Airbnb announcing its latest feature coming for hosts that will allow them to share the smart lock codes via the app to their guests who rented the place.
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Valve's Steam to Add a Feature that Hides Certain Games in Your Profile, Be in the Lowkey
Gamers, Valve is letting you hide certain games on Steam that you don't want others to see. Wonder what you will do when your friends or online mates catch you with a fairly embarrassing game? Worry no more, as a new feature for Steam is coming from Valve, and it focuses on allowing gamers to hide certain games or titles from their profiles.
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Disney+ and Hulu App Merger Coming in Beta Next Month—What to Expect?
Disney+ and Hulu's upcoming merged experience is coming to beta testing soon. The massive tech and entertainment giant, Disney, is set to deliver a merged app experience, centering on the Hulu on Disney+ experience soon coming to beta testing by next month.
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China's Tiangong Space Station Features 3rd Robotic Arm to Help Astronauts in Daily Activities
The Chinese space station, Tiangong, features a new robotic arm inside its experiment module. The Chinese space station, Tiangong, has recently added a new arm inside its Mengitan experiment module that is focused on assisting astronauts in their studies and research.
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FDA: New Obesity Drug Approved, Creator Claims It Helps Lose 20% Weight
The FDA has approved a new weight loss drug, with its trials claiming it can help lose your extra pounds.
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Samsung XR Headset is Coming by Late 2024, to Compete with Meta, Apple Vision Pro
Samsung is reportedly planning to bring its take on XR headsets coming next year. There have been several takes from Samsung that centered on VR headsets, but the company is now looking to tap into the XR market, a.
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Stray, the Cat Adventure Game, is Coming to macOS on December 5—Here's the Compatibility
Get in-depth with a cat's adventure in a dystopian future with Stray on macOS. One of the most famous games of 2022 was the unique story of a cat looking to survive in a dystopian world that is overtaken by technology and machines, with Stray recently announcing its upcoming availability by December.
Instagram: Disable Read Receipts on DM Feature Now Under Testing for Some
The latest feature for Instagram is allowing you to disable read receipts. If you hate leaving a chat on read or getting these "Read" statuses on the bottom, Instagram is giving you a treat with the new feature where you can disable it on your account's settings.
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PS5 Slim Teardown: What Changed in the Latest Sony Console?
The latest PlayStation 5 release, a.k.a. the "Slim," faces a teardown. November is the month for the new PlayStation 5, a. k. a. the "PS5 Slim," to drop for those who pre-ordered and looking to buy it from retail stores, but here is a teardown video to get more in-depth if it is a worthy purchase or not.
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Meta Whistleblower: New Senate Testimony Claims It Brings Harm to Children
Another former Meta executive claims that the company and its platforms are not safe for children. A Senate Judiciary Committee hearing took place earlier today, and it had another Meta whistleblower appeared in this proceeding, testifying to the public officials that the company is not safe for children.
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San Jose Shipwreck is Getting Exhumed by Columbia to Recover $20 Billion Worth of Treasure
After countless debates of where the shipwreck is, the rescue operations will soon commence. Dubbed the "holy grail of shipwrecks," the San Jose will soon be exhumed from its resting place at the bottom of the ocean near the port of Cartagena, off the country's cost that it shares with the Caribbean.
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Microsoft Brings AI to Help Xbox Content Moderation, Catch Violations Without Reports
Catching violators on Xbox will be easier, thanks to Microsoft's AI. In the latest report from Microsoft, the company is leveraging its artificial intelligence developments to be used in Xbox, particularly in catching the massive number of users who violate its Community Guidelines and other rules.
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Google 'Bard' AI Chatbot Name to Stick Around, Despite Being an Experimental One
Google named its AI Chatbot 'Bard' in its experimental phase, but it seems to remain. AI chatbots have their names, and this is because they are meant to be something people can talk to and ask to do their work for them, with Google known for its tech that it calls "Bard.
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Pokemon GO: November Community Day Classic is Coming, Features Mareep—What to Expect
Get ready for possibly the last Community Day in the season. Niantic's renowned AR-based game, Pokemon GO, will soon bring the highly-anticipated November Community Day Classic to the world, and in this outing, the company revealed its featured character, Mareep.
Is ChatGPT the Biggest? OpenAI Shares 100M Weekly Active Users for AI Chatbot
ChatGPT is one of the most famous, and even now, it sees 100 million weekly active users. The renowned AI chatbot, ChatGPT, is massive, but just how much? OpenAI answered this question with its recent flex of the chatbot's numbers, claiming to have observed a massive 100 million weekly active users says its CEO Sam Altman.
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PS5, PS4 to No Longer Feature X Sharing, Posting of Clips this November, But Why?
Sharing clips on X directly from the PS4 and PS5 is no longer possible. PlayStation users have been active in sharing clips or screenshots of their games or experiences from their consoles directly on X, formerly Twitter, but that is about to change next week.
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Bored Ape NFT's ApeFest Led to 'Severe Eye Strains,' Suspecting UV Ray Exposure
BoredApe NFT's ApeFest is now the center of controversies because of eye injuries. The latest Bored Ape NFT event which took place in Hong Kong, the ApeFest, is now seeing massive controversy centering on health issues it caused the attendees, with many claiming severe eye strains.
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Researchers No Longer Studies X, Fearing Elon Musk's Legal Actions, High API Fees
X is no longer a subject for studies because of fears that Musk might sue. Twitter was a once highly-regarded platform, with the social media now known as X had researchers staying away to study what it brings to the world for fears of getting a lawsuit from its owner, Elon Musk.
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Apple's 27-inch iMacs May Not See an M-series Update, No Plans for Bigger Screen
Apple's recent claims is a shutoff to the possibility of an M-series 27-inch iMac. It is now official, no more 27-inch iMacs are coming in the future with the renowned M-series chips, a.
