Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Virgin Galactic to Launch First Commercial Spaceflight this June, ‘Galactic 01’ is Ready
Virgin Galactic's first commercial spaceflight is launching this June. The testing phase is now done for Virgin Galactic, and the private space company from Sir Richard Branson will soon launch its first commercial spaceflight before June ends.
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M3 Macs Coming This Year? MacBook Pro, iMac, and MORE from Apple
M3 is the next-in-line for Apple's Macs and iPads, but when is it coming? The next-generation chip from Apple, the M3, is a highly-speculated processor to arrive soon, and this is what the public awaits from the Cupertino giant to follow up on last year's release.
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AI Surveillance: Military-Grade Tech May Now Be Used to Spy on US Civilians, Workers
A report claimed that several AI surveillance tools, often initially developed by defense contractors for intelligence uses, are now being sold to employers.
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Reddit to Bring Better Accessibility to Moderator Tools in the App Amidst Third-Party Apps Shut Down
The changes will come soon for the mobile app to help mods. Amidst the changes on Reddit come several improvements to make the operations for moderators easier, particularly with "accessibility upgrades" coming soon.
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iPhone 15 Release Date Speculations, What to Expect from Apple’s Flagship Smartphone
One thing to expect for the iPhone 15 is that it is coming later this year. So much excitement and hype are hovering over the iPhone 15 today, and this is because the public is eagerly awaiting its release date and counting down the moments to it.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Dana White and Musk vs. Zuck, Lawyers Fined for ChatGPT Use, and Microsoft's Quantum Computing
The top news in technology is here for you to review and catch up with the latest happenings. Tech Times is here to bring you a wrap-up of the top stories from last week, and arguably, one of the top news is with Musk and Zuckerberg showing their urges to square up their differences with each other.
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CryptoWatch: Do Kwon's Jail Time, Blockchain Tech in Games, Pillow is Ending its Services
Cryptocurrency remains relevant, but the issues it brought are devastating to the industry. The latest news from the crypto world centers on the downfall of several companies and personalities, with one of the most controversial being Terraform Labs' former CEO, Do Kwon, who was sentenced to serve time in Montenegro.
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Blizzard Hit with DDoS Attack: ‘Diablo IV,’ Other Games Down Issues—Already Fixed?
Players were not able to spend their Sunday to play the famed Diablo IV, and other titles from Blizzard.
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Hyundai to Also Adopt Tesla’s NACS EV Chargers for Next-Gen Platform?
Hyundai unveiled its next-gen platform, but will it come with the Tesla NACS port? A new standard is rising to the occasion in this age of electrification, with the South Korean car manufacturing company, Hyundai Motor, considering the adaptation of Tesla's NACS EV charger.
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YouTube: Dub Videos in Other Languages with New AI Tool from Aloud—Now Under Testing
An upcoming new AI tool will help bring dubs for your video streaming. A new tool is coming from YouTube, and this AI-powered technology would help translate your videos for you with dubs for your specific languages to hear.
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E3 2024 and Future Showcases Still Under Planning, says ESA; Claims of Canceled Events Went Viral
The famed game showcase E3 has clarified that it is still looking into the future of its events. The world was shocked after a claim that the next showcase from the renowned E3 for 2024 and 2025 has been canceled, following the past two years' cancelation of the event.
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Apple Vision Pro: Not Allowed when Driving, Speed Warnings; Travel Mode for Flights, and MORE
The Vision Pro is not yet here, but certain releases brings information about what to expect on the device.
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Sony to Deliver More Next-Generation Smartphones After Striking a Multi-Year Deal With Qualcomm
Sony has signed a multi-year deal with Qualcomm to bring more next-generation smartphones to the public.
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Microsoft Claims Next-Gen Consoles Expected by 2028—New Lineup from Xbox, PlayStation
Microsoft has revealed in its FTC battle that the next-gen consoles are expected within this decade.
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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Sound Promises 20ms of Latency, Now Faster than Most Bluetooth Devices
Snapdragon made a platform for the audiophile that only has 20ms of latency. One of the leaders in semiconductor development, Qualcomm, has recently introduced a new platform that would elevate wireless Bluetooth music, promising as much as 20ms latency only.
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Nothing Phone 2 Leaks: Storage Options, Pricing Revealed—Will It be Expensive?
Nothing Phone 2 sees many leaks as more people anticipate the arrival of the famed device. Leaks are now surfacing for the highly-anticipated smartphone from Carl Pei, with the next-gen Nothing Phone 2 being the next-in-line to release from the company.
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LG First to Collab with Apple to Bring AirPlay to Hotel TVs, Share iPhone and iPad Content
In-room entertainment is about to get better with LG and Apple. In-room entertainment is widely available in hotel rooms, but what if you want content from your device only, and do not want to pay for watching movies, series, or having a recap of your day? Good thing that LG announced that it is entering a significant collaboration with Apple to make AirPlay widely available on hotel smart televisions to stream the iPhone and iPad's content at any time.
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AST SpaceMobile Successfully Transmitted 4G Signal from Space, Satellite Cell Service Soon?
AST SpaceMobile shared its recent success in transmitting 4G signals from space. A new company is stepping up in the in-space cellular offers with AST SpaceMobile recently sharing their success in the field by transmitting 4G LTE connections from their satellites to a device on Earth.
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Apple Brings Security Patches with iOS 16.5.1 to Fix its Flaws—Here’s Why You Should Update
Apple heard the security risks on its devices and now brings the security updates for the iOS 16. A new patch was released by Apple for the recently available iOS 16.
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Rivian Acquires Iternio, Maker of ‘A Better Route Planner’ App, to Integrate Navigation to its EVs
Rivian successfully acquired Iternio, and this will help improve its in-EV navigation system. Rivian, the renowned electric vehicle car company, has recently acquired a company called Iternio, best known for their development of the widely-used app, A Better Route Planner.
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Mastercard Wants to Collect Your Expired Credit Cards to Recycle—Partnerships On the Way
Do not throw away your old cards or keep them as remembrance, have them recycled by Mastercard. A new initiative from Mastercard is looking to promote sustainability and environmental care, particularly as the company is now asking the public for their old, expired plastic credit cards to be given to them instead of thrown out.
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Reddit Removes Mods for Subreddits After Allowing NSFW Content as Part of Their Protests
Reddit is cleaning up after its moderators that allegedly broke the code. Reddit was recently in chaos, but the company's solution is to remove these mods that allowed NSFW content to be known as safe for work subreddits as part of their protests against the new API pricing and policy.
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Apple visionOS SDK: Developers See New Tools for Vision Pro Apps, Dev Kit, and MORE
Apple released the visionOS SDK, and it is an essential tool to help developers for their future XR offers.
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ Sees First Discount on Amazon, $10 Cheaper
For the first time ever, Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom sees a notable price slash.
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Apple’s New Tool for Self Repairs Would Help Verify a Fix, No Need to Call the Apple Team
Apple no longer requires users to call after a self-repair thanks to a new tool. The Right to Repair has been adopted by Apple for its devices, but now it removes the requirement to call the Apple repair team after every procedure to verify the fix and ensure that all systems are working.
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Netflix Launches Parody ‘Streamberry’ Straight from Black Mirror—Ready to Consent Your Data?
Netflix brings two websites to make your 'starring in a TV show' dreams come true. The latest Season 6 of "Black Mirror" has been one of its most interesting releases, and one of its best gags here is creating a parodical Netflix streaming platform called "Streamberry" which attacked the company in the most comical way.
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Spotify’s PC App for Mac, Windows, and Web Gets UI Upgrade—Here’s What to Expect
Spotify brings one of its largest UI upgrades for the computer's app and web platform. The Spotify experience for desktops and PCs recently received a major overhaul from the company, centering on a UI upgrade that changes the ways to stream on computers.
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Sennheiser’s ‘All Clear’ Hearing Aids are Here—No Prescriptions Needed?
Sennheiser is venturing to health tech with its latest hearing aids. A famous audio technology company known for its iconic headphones, speakers, and more, Senheisser, is now venturing towards health tech developments with its 'All Clear' lineup.
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Google Pixel Watch Metal Band: Is it Worth the $200 Price Tag?
Changing the Pixel Watch's band is for style, and metal goes along with almost anything. The Google Pixel Watch is one of the most affordable smartwatches in the market, and it is $49 less than what Apple offers, and it recently released a new metal wristband to step up its style and looks.
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iOS 17: iPhone’s Visual Look Up is Smarter, Brings More Info and Helps Diagnosing Car Codes
Visual Look Up is not only for lifting subjects out of a photo... and video. The upcoming iOS 17 will introduce better features for your iPhone's camera and Photos app, as the Visual Look Up feature is seeing an upgrade that will help bring users more information.
