Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Northrop Grumman’s Space Station Development: Company to Drop Out Claims Reports
Northrop Grumman, one of NASA's bidders to create a space station, is reportedly dropping out. A new report centers on the possibility of Northrop Grumman dropping out of the bid to create NASA's first commercially commissioned space station that is set to replace and succeed the International Space Station.
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Lyft Found Tux the Cat, the Viral Sick Pet that was Lost as its Driver Zoomed Off
The lost cat named Tux was recently found by Lyft, after its driver zoomed off. A recent incident over at Lyft has the internet furious in search of Tux the Cat, with the company's investigators recently finding the feline who was sick when she was being transported home with her owner.
OnePlus Open ’Gapless’ Hinge: First Look at New Flagship Foldable with CEO Pete Lau
OnePlus gives a first look on its new Open foldable smartphone with Pete Lau. The new foldable smartphone from OnePlus, the Open, is only word of mouth until now, as the company gave a first look at its new tech featuring its "gapless" hinge that revolutionizes the niche.
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Nintendo Switch 2 New Game: CAPCOM Allegedly Developing New Title for Upcoming Console
Capcom is allegedly developing a new game for the upcoming Switch 2 console. Massive rumors have claimed that Nintendo is already working on its next-gen console, dubbed Switch 2, and now, new claims further fuel the fire citing that Capcom is already developing a game for it.
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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Catches Dust Devil, Another One During this Mars Summer
The Perseverance rover catches another atmospheric phenomenon. The renowned latest Mars rover from NASA, the Perseverance, has caught another "dust devil" on the planet as the space neighbor is now in its summer season.
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FTX v Sam Bankman-Fried: Trial Begins Oct. 3—Here’s What to Know
Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial is set for Tuesday, against FTX. The battle between the defunct crypto exchange company, FTX, and its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried is set to commence this Tuesday, October 3, a suit that would determine if he is guilty of the crimes filed against him.
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Apple Search Engine? Cupertino is Capable of Creating One, Tech is Already Present says Report
Apple is using Google as the default search engine, despite having the resources to build one. For many years, Apple has partnered with Google to make the latter its default technology for internet browsing, but it was recently reported that Cupertino has the capabilities to create their version all this time.
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CryptoWatch: Mixin Loses $200M Worth of Crypto to Hackers, NFT's Worth, and Current Coin Prices
Last week saw various negative events in the world of cryptocurrency. The latest round-up for everything related to the blockchain and digital assets is here on Tech Times' CryptoWatch, with the top news from last week centering on the $200 million worth of cryptocurrency stolen by hackers.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Google's 25th Birthday, TikTok's Girlfriend Air Trend, and iPhone 15 Overheating
Weekly Wrap brings you the most popular news in tech to start the week. This week at Tech Times' Weekly Wrap captures the top news in the world of technology, centering on the remarkable journey of Google which started in 1998, now seeing 25 years in the industry.
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Google October 4 Event: Pixel 8 and MORE are Coming, What to Expect?
The Google October 4 event is days away and here are what to expect from the company. Google has promised the world that October 4 will be the day that the new Pixel lineup will arrive, and those days are numbered as it is only a few night's sleep before it commences.
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Toxic League of Legends Players to Be Kicked Out of Ranked Games, Riot Reveals in New Policy
Riot Games has announced a new policy against toxic players of League of Legends. Riot Games has announced a new policy against toxic players, looking to punish them by temporarily banning them from accessing Ranked League of Legends.
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Letterboxd Sells Majority Stake for Over $50M Following a Boom During Pandemic Lockdowns
The famous platform Letterboxd has recently sold a majority stake in its business to a technology investment and holding company.
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Windows Hack Gone: Microsoft to Prevent Old Product Keys from Windows 7, 8 to Activate New Installs
Microsoft is removing a Windows hack as it now declares preventing old product keys in new installs.
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Apple added QR Codes to iPhone Screens since 2020 But You Cannot See It—For What?
Apple's iPhone Screen production has hidden QR codes. Apple is back at it again with quality control, but this time, it is a hidden QR code on the iPhone's screen that it engraves during production, something the company can only see.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man and Wolverine Crossover? Insomniac Creative Director Teases Cryptic Message
Insomniac Games is best known for developing Marvel Games, and a possible crossover was recently teased.
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Uber, DoorDash, GrubHub Compelled to Pay $18 Minimum Wage for NYC Delivery Employees, to Increase Per Year
A win for all delivery workers in New York City, along with an increasing wage yearly. A win for delivery employees and workers will soon take effect, and this will compel the likes of Uber, DoorDash, GrubHub, and more to pay the workers an $18 minimum wage per hour.
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Reddit to Bombard Users with Personalized Ads, With Many Concerned Over their Privacy
Reddit is now improving the ad experience by making it personal to users. A new policy by Reddit is now garnering massive dispute online, especially as the company would focus on imposing personalized ads to its users, bombarding them with content based on their data.
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2024 Honda Prologue is an All-Electric SUV with an Estimated 300 Miles of Range—Specs and Price?
Honda unveils the 2024 Prologue, the latest electric SUV in the market, powered by GM. The cat is out of the bag, as Honda is expanding more of its electric vehicles in the market, now unveiling the 2024 Honda Prologue, an all-electric SUV with promising specs.
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Apple’s iPhone Production is Now at India, $7B Budget aims $40B Revenue, to Reduce China Dependence
Apple is looking to move away from China, now centering the iPhone production at India. The massive move from Apple is now underway, as the iPhone production is centering over India, receiving a $7 billion budget for its operations to assemble the smartphone.
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Elon Musk, X Removes Election Integrity Team—Is It Because of an Issue with an Employee?
Elon Musk has yet again taken his iron hand to remove a team he had a dispute with. In a new decision by Elon Musk regarding X's operations and employees, he has confirmed that he removed various employees under the "Election Integrity" team after an issue surfaced.
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Google Bard Allows Sites to Control Generative AI Access for Training
A new feature from Google is now allowing people to control generative AI access. While the whole world is still divided on AI, Google's new feature for Bard will now let websites and their owners or managers have the power to allow or prevent its generative AI access to its data.
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Adobe Photoshop on the Web Is Now Here; Firefly Generative AI Tools Also Available—What to Expect?
Adobe has finally launched Photoshop's web version alongside Firefly generative AI tools. The long-awaited Adobe Photoshop on the web is now here, and this is the simpler version of the original desktop app that users may take anywhere as long as there is an internet connection.
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Horizon Forbidden West Coming to PC—Release Date, What to Expect
Finally, another PlayStation exclusive is getting its PC version. The renowned PS5 game, Horizon Forbidden West, initially exclusive to the PlayStation consoles, will soon be heading to PCs, with Sony confirming its future release of the version.
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OpenAI’s ChatGPT is Now Back on the Internet, Giving Users Current Updates and Latest Data
OpenAI's ChatGPT is now back to access the internet for all the latest data it needs. Earlier this year, ChatGPT was temporarily suspended from accessing the internet because of several hiccups, but now, the AI chatbot has regained its provisions to get the latest information from the World Wide Web.
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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: Shoot Video, Audio, Photos Directly to Instagram, New Custom Frames
Ray-Ban and Meta have upgraded their smart glasses, with its latest revealed. The world of wearables is strong with Meta, as the latest Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses is here, and yes, this is the name of their new product, centering on the technology meant to capture everything it can see.
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Google: Goodbye Gmail’s Basic HTML View—Gone by 2024 But Why?
Google is focusing its Gmail access to the Standard view, complete with all of its features. Google is now prioritizing the use of its standard version of Gmail, as users will soon say goodbye to the Basic HTML version that has been a staple for those who have trouble accessing it.
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Meta Quest 3 Unveiled: Mixed-Reality Headset Features Snapdragon Chip, Xbox Cloud Gaming, All for $500
Meta officially unveiled the Quest 3, bringing the mixed-reality headset ahead of Apple. Meta's Quest 3 is finally here, and the recent unveiling of the tech wearable brings the latest in the industry, centering on a mixed-reality headset that boasts of top specs with it.
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Full Moon: What Does Each Name Mean? Learn the Special Meaning Behind Names Ahead of 2023’s Last Supermoon
Each full moon has a different name or designation, as each has a special cultural phenomenon tied to it.
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FCC Net Neutrality: Equal Access to Internet, Regulated by the Agency—What to Know
FCC is looking for a way to restore net neutrality for equal internet access and service. A new set of rules is now under review for its restoration and return for the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that will re-introduce "Net Neutrality" to the country.
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GPU Vulnerability: Sensitive Information Access Discovered with ‘Pixel-Stealing’ Attack on Renowned Brands
GPUs are vulnerable to a pixel-stealing attack, recently discovered to access sensitive information.
