Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple Is Reportedly Working on New Mac Monitor That Could Act as Smart Home Display Using iOS Device Chip
An industry insider claims that Apple is working to develop a new Mac monitor. Rumors are now centering on a new Mac monitor that is reportedly under development from Apple, which aims to bring a new display for the computer but looks to develop more than that.
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Dolphins of War? Russia Reportedly Trains Marine Mammals for Military Needs
Russia is training dolphins to help defend its country from maritime threats. A new report sheds light on how Russia is using dolphins and other marine mammals for its military needs, using and recruiting the aquatic animals to stand guard at its naval bases.
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Cryptowatch: Bybit’s New License and P2P Hotswap Feature, and the New 'Bridge' Between Cryptocurrencies
It was a good week for the cryptocurrency business, particularly for Bybit. Last week's top stories about the crypto industry are here on CryptoWatch, with the developments centering on Bybit securing its license to operate in Cyprus.
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July Supermoon 2023: Here’s How to See the First One of the Year and Take Photos
The first Supermoon of the year hits the skies before Independence Day. Here's how to see it. One of the easiest-to-spot celestial bodies is coming in full, bright, and at its closest this Monday night, and it would be the first Supermoon of the year out of the four lined up.
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Twitter Is No Longer Showing Tweets Unless You're Logged In — Is This a New Privacy Feature?
Twitter no longer allows users to view tweets or user profiles if logged out or did not have an account.
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‘Red Dead Redemption’ Remake: Insider Releases New Information on Game’s Development
Red Dead Redemption's remake gets new information regarding its development from a known insider.
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TSMC, Apple’s Chipmaker, Hit with a Ransomware Attack, LockBit Asks for $70M to Prevent Leaks
The famous company behind the processors on Apple's devices faces a ransom demand from LockBit.
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Goldman Sachs Lost $1B on Apple Card Since 2020, Wants to Pass it to American Express
Goldman Sachs wants others to bear the burden of the Apple Card. Goldman Sachs and Apple's partnership brought forth one of the biggest fintech developments offered in the industry, but it was revealed earlier this year that it was not all butterflies and rainbows for the bank.
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Call of Duty 2023: Game Release Month mistakenly leaked by Federal Judge in FTC vs. Microsoft Case
The most recent leak on the next Call of Duty game, centering on its release date, came from an unexpected source.
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Razer Unveils New Cobra Line of Gaming Mice — Here’s What You Need to Know
Razer has unveiled two new gaming mice, Cobra and Cobra Pro Wireless, which feature cutting-edge technology to provide an immersive gaming experience.
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YouTube Doesn’t Want You to Use Ad Blockers, to Block Video Playback if Caught Using One
YouTube is testing this feature that recognizes you have ad blockers on. If you are using an ad blocker when watching YouTube to avoid the ads, that worry-free and ad-free experience is soon coming to an end.
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Amazon Freevee, Xumo Play to Get NBCUniversal Shows for Free—Offers SNL, and MORE
Free streams are keeping up, with NBCUniversal leveraging their content to more platforms. Free streaming is seeing a significant track record now, and NBCUniversal has decided to share what it has to offer to all users watching from Amazon Freevee and Xumo Play.
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Electrify America is Also Adopting Tesla NACS Chargers by 2025—Will it be the Standard Soon?
Electrify America is also adopting the Tesla NACS chargers. A new standard may be coming soon for EV charging in the US, as another company adopts the NACS charging ports, with Electrify America pledging its use to arrive by 2025.
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Valve’s Steam is Not Accepting AI-Generated Artwork for Games‚ Developer Claims Only a Placeholder
Valve does not want anything to do with AI for the games available in Steam. The famous gaming company, Valve, is not taking any AI-generated artwork for all the uploads for Steam, with its policies centering on owning all of the assets that are uploaded on the platform.
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‘Fortnite’ Leaks Claim a Favorite Powerful Gun Is Coming Back, But Is It Getting Nerfed?
New leaks for "Fortnite" suggest that a fan-favorite weapon will return to the famed battle royale game.
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People Find AI-Generated Tweets More Trustworthy Than Real Humans, New Study Shows
A new study shows that AI-generated tweets seem more convincing than those written by humans. A new study comparing tweets created by humans to AI-generated found that people were more likely to trust content generated by OpenAI's GPT-3 model.
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Reddit Protests Are Not Yet Over: App Store Sees 1-Star Reviews Complaining About New API
Redditors are not letting up on the protests and complaints, now flooding the App Store. The public's online protests against Reddit are still continuous, and it seems that they would not let up anytime soon, as users are now flooding the Apple App Store to give the app a 1-star rating on their reviews.
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ULA Vulcan Upper Stage Needs More Work, to Return to Factory After Investigation on March Explosion
The ULA Vulcan is coming back to the factory for more tweaks on its upper stage. United Launch Alliance is bringing back the upper stage of the Vulcan rocket, the Centaur V, back to the factory to focus on more work and improve what the spacecraft can offer.
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Coradia iLint: First North American Hydrogen-Powered Train Began Services in Canada
This train in Canada focuses on using clean, alternative energy sources, a first for North America. A first for North America, the Coradia iLint hydrogen-powered train recently began its first trip earlier this June debuted in Quebec, and soon service the Réseau de Charlevoix railway network this summer.
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Google Project Iris is Canceled say Reports, to Focus on AR Software Rather than Hardware
The AR glasses codenamed Project Iris is no longer a tech Google wants to pursue. Google's alleged AR glasses, codenamed Project Iris, were reportedly canceled by the company which has given up on its efforts to develop the supposedly new wearable.
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TikTok Montana Ban: User Lawsuits Reportedly Gets Funds Legally from Social Media
TikTok reportedly funded the user lawsuits against the Montana Ban that sparked several months ago. The TikTok Montana Ban was met with a significant uproar from content creators, influencers, and users who are residents of the state, including lawsuits that the social media platform reportedly funded.
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ Is the 2nd Second Best-Selling Game of 2023 — Who's on Top?
"The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom," which received a very warm reception from gamers, became the second best-selling game of the year.
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Musk vs. Zuck Update: Elon Musk Trains in Jiu-Jitsu In Preparation for their Cage Fight
Elon Musk is getting ready with his cage fight with Mark Zuckerberg as he trains in jiu-jitsu. The latest updates to the highly-anticipated Musk vs. Zuck that is set for an octagon cage match centers on the Twitter owner, Elon Musk, now training in jiu-jitsu with Lex Fridman.
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Razer Moray: New in-Ear Monitor to Bring All-Day Comfort for Gamers, Streamers, and More
Razer has launched its first-ever in-ear monitor, Moray, that will change the audio listening experience of audiophiles and gamers.
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Tesla Autopilot Crash: Stationary Truck Providing Traffic Control Hit by EV Using Automated Tech
Tesla's Autopilot is involved in another crash, luckily, there were no injuries. A Tesla using Autopilot on the I-76 traveling eastbound crashed into a stationary truck, as it provides assistance to the traffic due to a highway closure.
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Nintendo Switch Purchases, Data Transferable to Next Console—New Switch Coming?
Your data is safe and still accessible for the future of Nintendo's consoles. A shareholder meeting from Nintendo revealed a lot about the future of its consoles, particularly when customers want to transfer their data, purchases, and more to the new device.
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Russia Launched Soyuz Rocket as Part of Commercial Spaceflight Mission—Back to Normal?
Russia is back in action after its recent launch of the Soyuz rocket containing payload from different countries.
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Pixel Fold Reviews: What's So Bad About Google's First Foldable Smartphone?
Is the Google Pixel Fold not good enough in today's foldable smartphones' standards? The Google Pixel Fold has received some negative reviews lately, and the buzz around the device highly criticizes the company's development of its first foldable smartphone.
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Aston Martin EVs are Getting Lucid’s Technology to Debut Luxury, Performance Cars
Aston Martin is getting help from Lucid Motors for its future EV developments. Several future models from Aston Martin are getting a different kind of treatment, as it tapped into Lucid Motors to share its different parts and features for its upcoming EV development.
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YouTube ‘Playable’ is a New Game Streaming Service from Google—Stadia Revamp?
Google is focusing its game streaming efforts on YouTube. A new game streaming service is soon coming from Google, and according to reports, the company is channeling this development on YouTube this time around.
