Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Russian Fighter Jets Harass NATO Aircraft Over Syria, 'Dangerous and Unprofessional'
Russian fighter jets are harassing NATO aircraft, and this has been going on for quite some time. Russia is back at it again with its aggressive tactics and dishonorable behavior, and this time, its fighter jets are harassing NATO aircraft in the Middle Eastern country of Syria.
Winning the Nobel Prize Affects Productivity? Here’s a Study Explaining What Happens After
Nobel Prize winners are regarded as the best and most innovative, but what happens after? Getting the Nobel Prize in the five separate categories is a massive achievement for many, but some awardees also rejected the award as they do not feel like receiving one for doing what they are most passionate about.
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CAPCOM’s Resident Evil: Will Other Titles in the Franchise Get Remakes or Focus Only on Numbered Games?
The Resident Evil franchise's future includes plans for remakes, but what games are slated? The new games from Resident Evil have focused on remakes, as their last mainline sequel installment, Resident Evil Village (RE8), is far off from seeing a successor to it.
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GPT-4 Is Now Generally Available: OpenAI Allows Customers Using Paid API to Access It
OpenAI is now making its GPT-4 generally available, which means that developers can now access it through its API.
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'Pokemon Sleep' Is Coming This July — Here’s How to Use It for Your Sleep Tracking Needs
The "Pokemon Sleep" is finally coming out, and it is not a vaporware that would get lost in the sea of apps.
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Russia Took Down the 'Storm Shadow' Missile, UK's Gift to Ukraine, Now Captured by its Military
Russia managed to take down and capture a British missile that was given to Ukraine. The latest trending image on social media is an almost destroyed missile, and it was identified as "Storm Shadow" which belonged to the United Kingdom and was given to Ukraine to address their needs.
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Google Faces Delay in Developing Next Tensor Chip to 2025, to Still Use Samsung’s Exynos
The latest chip from Google will face delays until 2025. The latest development in Google's self-designed chips, the Tensor lineup, was reportedly looking at a delay that would set it back until 2025 for its next delivery for the Pixel devices.
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Twitter Warns to Sue Meta for Hiring the Employees it Fired for Threads—Elon Musk Regrets Layoffs
Twitter is now acting up against Threads for hiring the employees Twitter fired and laid off. The fight you have all been waiting for is here, but it is not the cage match between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, but Twitter vs.
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Shazam is Now Available to Use on TikTok, YouTube—The Latest from Apple’s Update
Apple's latest update to Shazam will now help you identify songs from your feed. Ever got a song you saw on your social media browsing or streaming but do not know the exact lyrics so you cannot search for it? Apple's latest work on Shazam will help you when this is impossible to know with its music recognition feature that would turn on when a user is browsing or playing a clip from another app with its new feature.
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Street Fighter 6 Reveals First DLC Release Date—When is Rashid Coming?
Rashid is coming to SF6, and is the first DLC character to arrive. There is a lot to expect from Capcom's latest arcade fighting game, Street Fighter 6, but one of the most anticipated releases here is the game's downloadable content (DLC) which is promised to bring new characters and experiences.
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Volkswagen to Adopt Tesla NACS Charger? VW Already in Talks, Follows Electrify America
Volkswagen is looking to adopt the Tesla NACS and is already discussing it with concerned party. The next company to possibly adopt the renowned North American Charging Standard (NACS) connector is Volkswagen, and the famed German car brand recently confirmed that it is in talks with Tesla regarding this.
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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Is Coming This July to Unveil Its New Foldables — What to Expect?
The next wave of Samsung Galaxy foldable phones is coming soon. A new era of mobile innovation will be unveiled by Samsung this year, as the company confirmed a Galaxy Unpacked this month.
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Meta New Threads App Is Now Available for Download — Should You Leave Twitter?
Meta's new Threads app is now available, with quick profile creation and login with Instagram. The July 6 promise of Meta to launch its new app, called Threads, a direct rival of Twitter, was not followed, as the company surprisingly dropped it a day earlier.
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Apple’s visionOS on Meta VRs? No Need for Vision Pro, Try it With the Nova UI
If you are itching to try the Vision Pro, you can experience it with a Meta Quest Pro VR. The Vision Pro is coming early next year and Apple is charging customers as much as $3,500 for the mixed-reality wearable, but users do not have to pay for it if they have a Meta Quest Pro VR now.
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Spotify is Removing iOS Paid Subscribers from its Premium Tier, Needs to Re-Subscribe Again
If you subscribed via the Apple App Store, you may have a notice on your email asking to resubscribe to Premium.
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'EA Sports FC' Leak: Famous Brazilian Footballer Is Coming to the Rebranded FIFA Game as Icon
A new leak regarding the "EA Sports FC" centers on a fan-favorite and legendary Brazilian football star coming in as an Icon to the game.
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ChatGPT: OpenAI Disables Browse with Bing Feature As it Helps Bypass Paywalls on Websites
ChatGPT's Browse with Bing can bypass paywalls if you request it, but it was removed. Technology is what you make it to be, as despite having specific purposes, a person's intuitive utilization and purpose ultimately make it one unique experience, something which OpenAI did not expect for ChatGPT.
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Google Pixel 8 Series Rumor: No Massive Changes on Battery, Charging Rates
Google may not be changing a lot for the next Pixel smartphone to arrive. It is expected that the Google Pixel 8 will arrive this year to bring the successor to its Pixel 7, but rumors are now saying that it is not going to change a lot from its previous release.
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Force of Nature Steam Rocket Bike Achieved 180 MPH Record Speed, Time on 1/8 Mile
Steam is its main source of fuel and propulsion, truly an engineering feat. A development from Graham and Diane Sykes called "Project Force of Nature" has delivered its first working prototype of a steam rocket bike which topped record speeds in a recent feat in the United Kingdom.
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Apple Faces EU DMA Deadline for Third-Party App Stores, Sideloading, and MORE, But Is It Coming?
The Cupertino company has until next year to comply, but going into court battles would also prolong it.
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Twitter’s Rate Limits: Threat Actors May Change Strategies If Unveiled Earlier, Slow Experience Still Observed
What this release means is that Twitter is still imposing the rate limits for unspecified time. When Twitter gave the world a limit on its reach, the remaining users of the platform were angry as it could disrupt their app experience, with the company only explaining now.
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Firefox 116 for Mac is Coming, New macOS Browser Only Supports Catalina and Up
Heads up Mozilla Firefox users, version 116 is coming but it requires a specific macOS update version.
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'Super Mario RPG' Remake is Coming to the Switch, But Director is Not Joining its Development
Super Mario RPG is set to be remade on the Nintendo Switch, but not with its original director. There is good news and bad news: the good news is that there is an upcoming Super Mario RPG remake coming for the Nintendo Switch sometime this November to bring back the ultra-popular game.
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2024 Rolls Royce Spectre: Is it the King of All Luxury EV Cars?
The new Spectre EV is an iconic release from Rolls, but is it enough to live up to the hype? Electric vehicles nowadays are designed with the best technology there is, alongside the luxury features that expand more if its offers to its owners.
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iPhone 15 Is Saying Goodbye to Lightning Port as Apple Uses USB-C — Rumors
Apple is finally applying USB-C charging for the upcoming iPhone 15 lineup that will be released later this year, according to new rumors.
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Meta Threads, the New Twitter Competitor-Slash-Copycat is Launching this Thursday
Meta is set to bring its version of Twitter to the world, right amidst Twitter's chaos. The speculations are real, and Meta is set to launch its new app and platform called Threads, and you guessed it right, this is its version of Twitter.
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Shooting Stars on the Sun? New Phenomenon Appears in its Corona, But What's It Made Of?
Astronomers have recently discovered the Sun to be shooting stars from its corona. A team of astronomers from Northumbria University in Newcastle, United Kingdom, has recently discovered a cosmic phenomenon on the Sun's surface, where its corona was seen 'shooting stars.
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Aska A5 eVTOL: Now FAA Authorized and Certified, Will We See It on the Streets Soon?
The future is eVTOL, with Aska's A5 being the "world's first" on certifications.
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42,000 Year-Old Bones from the Pleistocene Epoch, a.k.a. the Ice Age, Uncovered in Siberia
A perfectly preserved discovery was unearthed in Siberia, containing animal bones from the Ice Age. A massive discovery was unearthed by Russian researchers in Siberia, digging up complete remains from animals of the Pleistocene Epoch, also colloquially known as the Ice Age.
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Tesla Delivers Record Number of EVs Last Quarter; Model Y and Model 3 Are Its Best-Selling Vehicles
Tesla remains a strong player in the EV market, with a new record for EV deliveries. Tesla is still making waves in the clean energy and automotive industry as the automaker recently reported its record number of deliveries and production of its different electric vehicles in its lineup.
