Articles by Isaiah Richard
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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.
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Samsung’s 57-inch Dual Monitor, Odyssey Neo G9, Set for October Release—How Much?
Samsung is redefining ultra-wide monitors with its upcoming Odyssey Neo G9. Ultra-wide gaming monitors are no longer new, but what seems to be combining two monitors into one package and delivering a more ultra-wide screen for all display needs is something that Samsung introduced last CES 2023.
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OpenAI’s GPT 3.5 Turbo Gets Personalized—Train ChatGPT Using Your Data via its API
OpenAI released GPT-3.5 Turbo's API, and it allows users to train ChatGPT on their data and documents.
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Goodbye Messenger Lite: Meta is Shutting Down the App for Android for Unknown Reasons
Meta is shutting down Messenger Lite on Android, the smaller version of the Messenger app. Since October 2016, Meta has offered the world a way to save on their smartphone's space and data consumption with the introduction of Messenger Lite, but this famed app will soon bid its farewell claims several users.
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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is Coming to Bring the Revamp that Gamers Asked From the Start
Cyberpunk 2077's Phantom Liberty is the highly anticipated expansion that will bring Cyberpunk 2.0.
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Microsoft Paint is Getting an AI-Powered Boost Claims Report—Will it Revamp the Experience?
Reports are now centering on Microsoft's plans to add AI to Paint. What the recent changes have taught us is how AI is getting integrated into almost anything, and this is reportedly coming to one of the most unimaginable apps, Microsoft Paint.
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TikTok to Bring Ads on Search Results—Is There a Way to Turn it Off?
Search results on TikTok will soon bring ads integration. The latest development on TikTok is changing the way people look for something in the app, with the company adding ads to its search results that would give everyone branded or sponsored content.
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Atari 2600+: The Modern Gaming Console to Play All 2600 Retro Cartridges You Own
Atari brings a modern experience for your retro 2600 gaming cartridges lying around. The French acquisition of Atari, now Atari SA, has given the world promising developments for the retro gaming experience, as after it released a cartridge earlier this year, is now re-releasing a modern version of the Atari 2600.
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Meta Seamless M4T: Multilingual AI Translator is Now Available to Access with 100 Languages
Meta's Seamless M4T is now here, the AI model that is capable to translate as much as 100 languages.
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Fukushima Radioactive Waste Water: Japan to Release Tritium-rich Water to its Waters Despite Oppositions
Japan's treated water from its Fukushima plant is set to release it to the ocean. For many years, the world has been significantly concerned about the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant's operations, and now, Japan has announced that it is planning to release its treated waste into its oceans.
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Antarctica Uncovered: Mississippi Mud Core Layers Research Helps Explain Why the South Pole is Frozen
The South Pole is frozen because of the Grande Coupure, but this is why it is. There are still a lot of mysteries on the planet that are unexplained, but that is not the case for Antarctica's frozen region and this is because of the recent study done by researchers from the University of Birmingham.
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Konami Confirms Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is Coming to PS4—What to Expect
Konami shares good tidings for all as the original Metal Gear Solid games are coming to PS4. The renowned series from Konami is not only heading to current-gen consoles but also the PlayStation 4, as recently confirmed by the Japanese gaming company amidst its recent event.
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Android on an iPhone? Samsung’s ‘Try Galaxy’ is Now Available to Experience the Foldable in iOS
Samsung is letting you "Try Galaxy" on your iPhone to experience the foldable. A new way to experience Android is here, and this is with Samsung's "Try Galaxy" which would allow users to experience the Android operating system right on their iPhones.
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AI-Generated Work Cannot be Copyrighted says US Judge as it Lacks Human Creation
A US Judge has deemed that AI-generated works cannot be copyrighted. Artificial Intelligence has been the massive center of attention regarding patenting their works, but a US judge has deemed that AI-generated content cannot be copyrighted.
Vlad the Impaler Discovered to Have Rare Condition Where He Cries Blood Based on His Letters
Vlad the Impaler is a human that suffered from various conditions, contrary to his fictional depiction.
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Xbox Series X Starfield Wrap: How to Preorder and When’s the Release Date?
Microsoft and Bethesda are offering a Starfield customization option for your Xbox Series X. Starfield is coming for early access for those that preordered this September, and what better way to commemorate the game's upcoming drop than Microsoft's new Xbox Series X wrap that features the intergalactic theme? The game from Bethesda is one of the most anticipated AAA-rated titles now, centering on the dystopian future of intergalactic humans.
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Tesla's Ex-Employees Were Responsible for May Data Breach, Sharing Confidential Information of Company
Tesla's controversial access to sensitive, confidential information was leaked by ex-employees.
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Apple: Goodbye iPhone 15 Pro Max, Hello iPhone 15 Ultra—USB-C to Come as Braided Cables Too
Apple's upcoming smartphone is getting an Ultra change when it releases. Leaks about the iPhone 15 are piling up and the new Apple smartphone got another one as it is nearing its supposed release date this September, with the company saying goodbye to the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
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New 'Tomb Raider' Game Announcement Coming? Crystal Dynamics Reportedly Hints a 2023 Reveal
Crystal Dynamics reportedly made a hint that a new video game based on the "Tomb Raider" franchise was being readied for a 2023 reveal.
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Graphing Calculators Turned Into Gaming Devices: How a TI Algebra Tool Was Transformed as a Retro Console
For the longest time, graphing calculators have not changed in terms of design and function, as they all centered on solving algebra and other math problems that could take more time to solve on paper.
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NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Takes 54th Flight; Video From Perseverance Mars Rover Shared on National Aviation Day
In celebration of National Aviation Day, NASA has shared a video taken by the Perseverance rover on Mars that shows its helicopter companion, Ingenuity, in flight.
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Australia Spends $1.7 Billion for Hi-Tech Tomahawk Missiles Amid China's Increasing Military Build-up in the Region
Australia is now gearing up to boost its defense capabilities with a massive budget allocated for hi-tech missiles amid growing concerns about the military build-up of its close neighbor, China.
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CryptoWatch: Bored Ape NFT Lawsuit, Singapore's Iconic Crypto Regulation, and Latest Prices of Coins
CryptoWatch is bringing back last week's biggest headlines on the cryptocurrency industry, and one of the most significant news was Bored Ape's NFT lawsuit.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Tesla Power Loss Concerns, Android an Outdated Tech, and Lamborghini's First EV
Last week's biggest headlines include the first electric car from Lamborghini and Tesla owners getting locked inside their electric vehicles after their batteries ran out.
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Russia’s Luna-25 Spacecraft Crashes Into the Moon in Failure: What Exactly Happened?
The latest Russian spacecraft, Luna-25, has crashed into the moon. The latest Russian spacecraft, Luna-25, has crashed into the moon after an unknown incident.
