Articles by Isaiah Richard
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YouTube TV Issues: NFL Sunday Ticket Buffering Is Widespread Among Users
YouTube TV users watching NFL Sunday Ticket streams have been plagued with buffering and lagging. YouTube TV is best known as the home of the NFL Sunday Ticket, but it was plagued by error messages earlier today.
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CryptoWatch: Sam Bankman-Fried Testifies Twice and the Top Coins of the Week
Last week's top news in the world of crypto is all about Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud trial. The CryptoWatch roundup is here again to bring you last week's top news in the world of cryptocurrency, including the criminal fraud trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Tech Times Weekly Wrap: FDA Recall for Eyedrops, Cruise Robotaxi Crash, X New Subscription Tiers
Here is the latest update for all things in tech, featuring the top news from last week. This week on Tech Times Weekly Wrap, the massive recall of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled as many as 26 brands of eye drops because of an impending risk of blindness.
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Apple AirPods Max with USB-C Coming Next Year but What Will Change?
Apple is set to refresh the AirPods Max in 2024, but what will it bring? Finally, after almost three years since Apple released the AirPods Max back in December 2020, there are claims that the company will release an updated version come next year for the wearable device.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 3: Here’s What’s Coming, Sequel is like ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Says Director
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is now out, and its fame is now getting fans to look forward the next game in the franchise.
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SBF Trial: Ex-CEO Claims He Did Not Defraud FTX Customers, Tells It to the Jury
Sam Bankman-Fried finally took the stand in front of the jury, with his latest claims still denying the crimes.
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YouTube TV’s Multiview Now Available for NBA League Pass Streaming—But There’s a Catch
YouTube TV is now offering a multiple experience for the NBA. The world's most renowned basketball league, the NBA, is now available on YouTube TV via the NBA League Pass, with the streaming platform now offering multiview for the games coming in this season.
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X Subscription Tiers Price List: Here’s the Monthly Payments for Users, enter Basic and Premium+
Elon Musk's massive price change on X Premium is now here, adding Basic and Premium+. The new subscription tiers on X are now here, and these were the additions that Elon Musk talked about in the past few weeks, now having a total of three monthly payment tiers for users to choose from.
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Mortal Kombat 1: Paid Fatalities Rile Up Gamers, Asking NetherRealm to Remove it from Paywall
Mortal Kombat 1 is now keeping several exclusive Fatalities behind a paywall. The latest change in Mortal Kombat 1 after the recent update unveiled paid Fatalities, and this means that users who want a new method of brutally ending their opponent's life would have to buy this first.
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Meta Threads New Feature: Post GIFs, Polls in the App, says Mark Zuckerberg
Threads has new features available, with better GIF posting and polls now available. A new round of features is now here for Threads and Mark Zuckerberg is the bearer of good news for all, sharing the latest the app has to offer including an easier way to post GIFs and allowing users to add polls in the platform.
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Google Fiber: 20Gbps with WiFi 7 Service Now in Early Access, But Upgrades Coming for All
Google Fiber's 20 Gbps is now here for early access, with future upgrades coming later for all.
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Fox Sports to Use Drones for World Series Coverage, First Person View for All Shots and Plays
Fox Sports is giving its audience a treat with FPV shots for the World Series. High-speed and advanced cameras are already used for major sporting events, but Fox Sports wants to take this up a notch with the addition of its drones to capture the upcoming World Series of Major League Baseball.
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ULA Already Found a Buyer? CEO Talks About Its Potential with New Vulcan Rocket Ready for Launch
ULA's sale is still ongoing, and in the recent statement from Tory Bruno highlighting that it is locked and loaded.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Testified Without Jury, Said He ‘Skimmed’ FTX’s Terms of Service
The Sam Bankman-Fried trial has led to the defendant taking the stand, and it brings revelations. The controversial case of US v. Sam Bankman-Fried has recently seen the defendant facing the seven criminal charges against his name taking the stand, testifying to a juryless court.
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Waymo Now Available via Uber App, Robotaxi Venture Starts in Phoenix
Grab an Uber in Phoenix via Waymo's robotaxi fleet. Ride-hailing is a big part of robotaxi services, but Waymo and Uber's collaboration earlier this May has expanded more of what it has to offer, with the venture now live in Phoenix, Arizona.
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GTA VI Is Coming? New Metacritic Page Could Suggest Nearing Release
What Rockstar Games is planning for GTA VI remains unknown, but this new landing page suggests it is coming soon.
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Spotify’s Royalty Model is Changing with More Eligibility to Earn from the Streams
Massive changes are coming to Spotify, but the most controversial would be its new royalty model. While still being among the top streaming platforms in the world, Spotify has developed the app into a place that fosters talent, but that could soon change as there are reports citing the change to its royalty models in the future.
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Apple Watch 10.1 Update Brings ‘Double Tap’ Feature, Other Gesture-Based Actions
Get the latest Double Tap feature for your Apple Watch on the latest update. The latest update for the Apple Watch, the watchOS 10. 1, is now here for all to enjoy and take advantage of for their wearable watch, including the new "Double Tap" feature to help control it.
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Honor Magic 6: Open Apps Using its Eye-Tracking Feature—Specs and MORE
Honor added an eye-tracking feature for the Magic 6, and you can use this to open apps. Smartphone technology is evolving, and this could be seen with the upcoming flagship from Honor, the Magic 6, with the latest showcase of the company debuting the eye-tracking feature of the device, enough to let users interact with their gaze.
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Amazon Ads: New Generative AI Tool Helps Enhance Images, Bring Better Content for Advertisers
Amazon Ads is now offering generative AI tools to improve images, and more. The renowned e-commerce company, Amazon, is now diving into the world of artificial intelligence, centering on a generative AI tool that is meant for Amazon Ads users to enjoy.
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Meta Threads ‘Just Under’ 100M Users says Mark Zuckerberg—Expected to Grow More
Meta's Threads app is growing, and it is said to be near 100 million active users. It is almost five months since Meta released Threads for all to enjoy, and in this short time, the app has "just under" 100 million subscribers said its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Admits 'Exit' on Windows Phone Business Was a Mistake, Says It Could Have Been Handled Better
Microsoft has given up its Windows Phone and mobile development, and its CEO Satya Nadella admits it was a mistake.
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First PS5 Slim Bundle Leak: What Game is Coming with its Nearing Release?
The PS5 Slim is coming this holiday season, and its first bundle was leaked. The PlayStation 5 Slim is probably one of the most anticipated drops coming this Holiday season, particularly this November, and an online source already spotted a game bundle that it will allegedly launch with on its release.
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Motorola Brings another ‘Slap Bracelet’ Smartphone to Showcase—Is the Rollable Coming?
Motorola shows off a new rollable smartphone, featuring the "slap bracelet" design. In the world of smartphones, there are also concept ones that are seemingly out of this world or would be impossible to see someday, and one was recently introduced by Motorola via the Lenovo Tech World '23.
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Cruise Driverless Permits Suspended by California DMV Due to Safety Issues—What Happened?
GM's Cruise faces suspension for its driverless operations in California. No more California driverless operations for Cruise for the time being, as the state's DMV suspended its operational license for its autonomous cars citing safety issues based on various regulations.
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Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite Unveiled: SoC for Windows, Generative AI, and MORE
Qualcomm formally unveiled the Snapdragon X Elite, and here's what it brings. The latest from Qualcomm's upcoming offers is here, and the Snapdragon X Elite makes its name known to the computer world as the future companion of Microsoft Windows PCs.
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Samsung Apps Flagged as ‘Harmful’ by Google, Asks Users to Delete it—What Happened?
Google incorrectly flagged Samsung Apps, saying that they are "harmful." A wave of alarming alerts from Google has overtaken Android smartphones earlier, particularly those with Samsung apps, as the Mountain View giant incorrectly flagged these to be "harmful.
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Apple Pay Later Now Available for All US iPhone Users—Should You Get Loans?
All iPhone users are now eligible to the Apple Pay Later program, now made widely available. The Apple Pay Later program is now available for all to enjoy, and this is after more than seven months since it was made available in the early access.
Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link Teased with New Photos—Release Date When?
Square Enix is finally revealing new updates for its anticipated game, Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link. In case you missed it, Square Enix has recently provided the world with a massive update for one of its most famous game franchises, centering on the new teaser images for Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Se EV Concept Revealed, But Is It Coming?
As part of Toyota's focus in the future, electrification is coming, with a concept for the Land Cruiser platform.
