Articles by Isaiah Richard
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GameStop is Ending its Crypto, NFT Wallet Services Due to ‘Regulatory Uncertainty’ But it Will Still Sell
GameStop is ending its wallet features that holds crypto and NFT for users. It is time to bid farewell to your GameStop wallet which keeps your holdings of cryptocurrency and NFTs, as the company announced that it would no longer be available later this year.
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Voyager 2 is All Good After Successfully Sending Back Data; NASA Gave it a ‘Shout’
The mission continues for the Voyager 2, as it responds to a 'shout' from home by NASA. No more worries for one of the oldest spacecraft floating around in space, as the Voyager 2 successfully sent back a signal and started streaming data back to the home planet.
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Elon Musk-Owned Boring Company Gets Green Light for 68-Mile Hyperloop Tunnel in Las Vegas
The Elon Musk-owned Boring Company has received the city of Las Vegas' approval for a Loop expansion with 21 new stations.
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Mortal Kombat 1: Ed Boon Teases Old MK Character—Will it Actually Arrive in MK1?
Mortal Kombat 1 is coming, and teasers are hinting a new character to arrive. Many users on X have been pondering what is the meaning of Ed Boon's, Mortal Kombat 1's Director, recent posts, especially as he has been talking about a specific character over and over.
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Complete Medusa Mosaic Discovered by Students in Spain from an Ancient Roman-Era House
An ancient Roman-era house was discovered to feature a preserved mosaic of Medusa, among other discoveries.
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Apple Q3 Report: Tim Cook Reveals Generative AI Projects Under Development for Years—Is It Coming?
Generative AI is famous now, but Apple has been developing it under various programs before. The latest earnings report from Apple saw mixed results for the company's latest quarter, with iPhone sales seeing a dip, but one of the key takeaways here is from Tim Cook and Apple's AI developments.
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Linux Surpasses Mac on Steam Gaming Thanks to Handheld Popularity—Windows Still Leading
Mac is now trailing to Linux as the 2nd most used platfom for Steam gaming. While Linux is one popular operating system, many are not well-versed in this platform, but since the rise of the handheld gaming consoles, it has been an iconic one, now ranking second as the most Steam gaming users.
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Waymo is Coming to Austin, Texas—Its Fourth Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service Expansion
Waymo announced its latest expansion for its autonomous rides, Austin, Texas. Alphabet's Waymo is now looking to expand to another city for its autonomous ride-hailing services present in three other cities in the country, with Austin, Texas as its latest destination.
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Apple iPhone 15 Launch Event is Coming September says Leaks—Cupertino is Prepping
Apple is now preparing for the launch of its flagship smartphone in September. Are you ready? Leaks and sources familiar with the upcoming Apple iPhone 15 are claiming that the company is already preparing for its launch event that would take place this September, right at the start of Fall.
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Meta, UFC Partners to Bring the MMA Experience to Horizon Worlds
Meta and UFC are now partners in bringing the world of MMA to the virtual experience. The latest partnership of Meta and UFC is set to bring the mixed-martial arts experience to its famed virtual platform, Horizon Worlds, centering on the sport's offers.
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Keychron Debuts Lemokey, its Gaming Division with the L3 Keyboard Sporting an Aluminum Body
Keychron unveils its first take on a mechanical gaming keyboard with the Lemokey L3. One of the better-known keyboard and computer accessories companies in the world, Keychron, recently unveiled that it is joining the gaming keyboard industry.
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ByteDance’s CapCut Allegedly Collected Biometrics, Now Faces Class-Action Lawsuit from Illinois
ByteDance is in another scrutiny about data collection. ByteDance finds itself in deep waters again about an alleged data collection of users' biometrics, but this time, it is with its app called CapCut that is now under investigation.
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X Blue, formerly Twitter Blue, Lets You Hide the Verification Checkmark if You’re Ashamed
Are you ashamed of your X Blue subscription? There is a way to hide it thanks to its latest update. X Blue is now the revamped Twitter Blue that is part of the platform's rebranding, and alongside this, there are changes to the verification checkmarks where users are now allowed to hide it.
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Apple iOS 17: Shortcuts for Camera Modes Now Available—Here are What You Can Access
The famed iOS 17 gets more Shortcuts to access, now for Camera functions. The iOS 17 beta has shown the world a lot it can do, but a recently added feature was discovered to add more experiences with the Shortcuts getting more to do in this new OS.
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Goodbye Google Chrome’s Download Bar at the Bottom, Hello New Tray at the Taskbar
Google Chrome updated the UI of its desktop browser and it bids farewell to the downloads at the bottom.
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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is Coming to Xbox One, PS4 But It May Take Time says EA
The renowned sequel is coming to last-gen consoles, confirms EA. Electronic Arts bring good news from their latest earnings report, as it talked about the soon arrival of the famous sequel game, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, to last-gen consoles the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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AirCanada is Adding Apple TV+ Streaming to its Free In-Flight Entertainment, No Subscriptions Needed
In-flight entertainment gets an upgrade on AirCanada thanks to Apple TV+ partnership. Ever wonder what to stream when traveling on an airplane or downloading earlier to be equipped for the journey? That is no longer a problem with AirCanada as it announced its latest partnership with Apple TV+ to provide free in-flight entertainment right on the headrest monitors found on each seat when flying with the company.
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Ford Resumes F-150 Lightning EV Production as Pre-Orders Spiked After Price Slash
Ford is now resuming its F-150 Lightning EV production after a six-week temporary stop. Ford is now resuming its F-150 Lightning EV production after a six-week temporary stop.
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Lenovo ‘Legion Go’ is Another Take on the Handheld Gaming Console Running Windows 11—Report
Lenovo will join the handheld gaming console madness with Legion Go. A new company is set to join the handheld portable gaming experience with a reportedly upcoming console from Lenovo, dubbing it the "Legion Go.
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Tesla’s Steering Problems Arise, NHTSA to Investigate on User Complaints Alongside Other Issues
From its autonomous driving problems, the rise of Tesla's steering issues is now the focus. A wave of new reports is now plaguing the Tesla brand, with more electric vehicle owners complaining about its power steering defects, now subject to a probe by the authorities.
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World of Warcraft Classic 'Hardcore' Realms From Blizzard Are Officially Coming — What to Expect?
Blizzard answers its fans' requests with the World of Warcraft Classic's Hardcore challenge coming soon.
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Meta Working on Labels for Instagram Posts 'Generated by AI' to Discern Human-Made Ones From Computer
A new feature is now under test on Meta, which would label AI-generated posts on Instagram. A new feature is now under test on Meta, which would label AI-generated posts on Instagram as a way for its audience and users to identify posts created with AI tools.
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BEWARE: Lookalike Domains Rise in Gmail, Outlook Centering on Phishing Attacks to Steal Information
More hackers are designing lookalike domains to lure people into thinking it is legitimate and tricks them into a phishing scam.
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8BitDo’s Retro Mechanical Keyboard Packs the NES for Your Computer Needs—Here’s How Much
8BitDo brings back another retro experience with its new mechanical keyboard with NES themes. A new product from 8BitDo is set to bring nostalgia back to your modern setup as it introduced the Retro Mechanical Keyboard, now available in its shops.
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X, formerly Twitter, Becomes First One-Letter App on Apple App Store—Was It Given Special Privileges?
X succeeds in renaming its app on the Apple App Store, foregoing Twitter. Typing a letter on the Apple App Store would give users a broad result, but typing the letter "x" would now lead them to find the new "X" app that is formerly known as Twitter.
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Apple’s App Store Rules for Blockchain: Tim Cook Gets Letter from US Lawmakers Questioning its Guidelines on NFT and MORE
The App Store rules are getting a significant questioning again with a letter addressed to its big boss, Tim Cook.
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Apple’s 2nd Check Signed by Steve Jobs and Woz is Selling at Around $50,000—Alongside Other Rare Antiques
Another set of Apple memorabilia is up for auction, with its 2nd check ever up for sale for about $50,000.
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Tekken 8 Leaks: Game Roster Unveiled via Closed Network Test
Tekken 8 is coming, but not much is known about its roster until now. The latest installment of the famed arcade fighter series is coming, with Tekken 8 seeing new leaks about who its character roster would be once the new game launches soon.
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CryptoWatch: FTX Founder's Campaign Funding Charges Dropped, Android's CherryBlos Malware, Crypto Trading Bots
Here are some of the top news on the crypto industry last week. CryptoWatch contains the top news of the past week and delivers everything you need to know to catch up on the most significant stories in the industry.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Rare Bronze Age Arrowhead from a Meteorite, Bing Chat Expansion, and iOS, Android's App Threats
Catch up on the latest trending stories from last week here at Tech Times. The past week brought the world massive discoveries and the latest in the technology world, with Tech Times' Weekly Wrap summing it all up for you to catch up on the most relevant stories.
