Articles by Isaiah Richard
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‘Bloodborne’ PC Version is Hiding in Plain Sight, But Will Sony Bring a PC Port of the Beloved RPG?
Bloodborne has long been released, but it remained a PlayStation exclusive since then. One of the most iconic 2015 action role-playing games, "Bloodborne," is now under rumors that it has a PC version lying around and unknown to the general public.
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Blink and You’ll Crash: Formula One Drivers Blink at Same, Exact Places to Avoid Deadly Accidents
Blinking is part of the human body's process, but this involuntary body movement may be deadly for high-speed racers.
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CryptoWatch: $500K Worth of Bitcoin Split on Divorce, Coinbase One Launch, and EU's Crypto Regulations
The world is evolving with crypto, as new regulations, subscription features, and easier tracing comes to light.
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Instagram was Down but is Back Online Again, What Happened to the Social Media?
Instagram faced massive problems as the social media was down, but the good thing was it saw an immediate fix.
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Apple Pay is Not Coming to Walmart, Despite Kroger Support; What Happened?
Apple Pay and others are not coming to Walmart because the retailer prioritizes Walmart Pay. Apple Pay is not coming to Walmart, as the famous retailer still wants Walmart Pay to be the wireless payment option despite public outcry for the famed feature available for the iPhones.
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Meta to Join Hands with Magic Leap? Reports Claim It Wants to License the AR Tech
Meta, among many companies, wants to license Magic Leap's AR tech. A new development over at Meta is looking to license one of the most famous AR companies in the world, Magic Leap, with both companies forming a coalition towards creating different experiences with wearables.
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G-7 Leaders Want to Develop an AI Framework Called the ‘Hiroshima AI Process’ After the Recent Summit
The G-7 leaders, made up of the leading countries in the world, want to focus on AI. The Group of Seven, a. k. a. G-7, is a coalition of international leaders from the top countries in the world, and their recent summit discussed the growth of AI in today's age.
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Coinbase One Subscription is Here: What Does it Do, How Much, and MORE Details
Coinbase introduces a new subscription called Coinbase One, for an enhanced crypto experience. Coinbase introduced a new subscription plan for its users, and it may be among the first for a crypto-exchange platform that centers on premium features for the subscribers.
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Bluesky, Jack Dorsey’s New Twitter Competitor, Client Software Is Now Open Source
Jack Dorsey's answer to Twitter is a decentralized app that brings an open-source client software.
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Apple App Store Transparency Report: First Details on Cupertino’s Promise to Developers, Users
Apple details the different data on the App Store, as part of its Transparency Report promises to devs.
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Meta’s Twitter Version is an Instagram Short-Word Social Media App, But When Is It Coming?
A text-based app that looks like Instagram is Meta's answer to Twitter. Meta has been leaked for its latest app coming soon, and it is a text-based app that resembles Twitter, but the design is all very Instagram-like, showcasing a new short-word social media.
Nintendo Switch Online Adds 3 Game Boy Mario Games Coming Next Week—What to Expect
Three Mario Game Boy Advance games are coming to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription next week. "It's a-me, your favorite plumber, Mario, coming to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack's Game Boy Advance offers for retro gaming.
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Meta: New MTIA AI Chip Will Power the Company’s Internal Workloads, Silicon Chip Better than CPUs
Meta designed a new silicon chip for AI, and the MTIA is better than CPUs, so it says. The latest announcement from Meta did not hold back on its massive work on AI, as it introduced a new in-house-made chip for AI that it claims to be better than current CPUs.
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Peloton Tread+ Treadmills Gets Approval for Repairs, It Adds a Rear Guard, But Is It Enough?
Treadmills of doom? This was Peloton's two-year problem already, but is now approved for repairs.
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Mars' Crust Made of 'Heavy Armor' says New Study, Will this Tough Exterior be a Problem Soon?
Mars has a heavy armor that is its crust, says a new research from a team that looked into Marsquakes.
SpaceX brings Ship 25, the latest Starship Prototype to Launch Pad for its Static Fire Test of the Raptors
SpaceX rolls out the Ship 25 to its launch pad, and this is for another test of the Starship's development.
Starlink Expands to Schools, Particularly in Remote Areas in the Philippines’ Pangan-an Island
Starlink's promise to expand to public schools is real, also centering on remote areas like Pangan-an Island in the Philippines.
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Spacetop: AR Laptop is Coming from Sightful, Debuting with No Screen, Only a Pair of Glasses and Peripherals
Move over AR Glasses, as AR Laptops will soon expand the desktop with its immersive screen. One of the most innovative and unique releases last January in Las Vegas is the AR laptop called Spacetop, and this is finally coming to the public for its early-access for the public.
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‘Fortnite’ Leaks: ‘Across the Spider-Verse’ Skins include Miles Morales, Spider-Man 2099, and Spider-Gwen
Leakers are now centering on the Across the Spider-Verse content coming to Fortnite. Spidey Miles Morales and the group of alternate dimension web-crawling heroes are not only swinging to the big screens but also to the "Fortnite" Battle Island says leaks.
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Logitech Joins the Right to Repair Initiative, Partners with iFixit to Bring Parts, Guides for its Mice
Do the repair yourself for your Logitech mice, with iFixit to guide along the way. A new development over at Logitech is now pushing for self-repairs on its computer mice, signifying a win for the Right to Repair initiative of the United States in allowing DIY tweaks on one's gadgets.
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BMW, TYDE Brings Forth ‘THE ICON,’ An All-Electric Boat with Hans Zimmer Soundtrack On-Board
BMW and TYDE created an all-electric boat for the modern luxury and transportation needs. One might say that BMW is not that massive with its electric mobility, but the German car manufacturer has recently unveiled its latest development for clean energy transportation, with its all-electric boat called "THE ICON.
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Rimac Nevera is the Electric Hypercar that Broke 23 Records in One Test; 0-60 in 1.74 Seconds
Rimac's Nevera outdid itself and is now hailed as the top hypercar in the world. The Rimac Nevera is one promising electric hypercar when it was first introduced to the public, but that is getting more validations now as the company completed a track test in a single day to prove its worth.
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Apple Maps EV Routing is Now Available for Porsche Taycan Models in the US—What to Expect
Apple's Maps EV feature will now help you plan your drive, accounting for charging stations along the way.
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Montana is the First US State to Ban TikTok: $10,000 Fine for ByteDance, Apple, or Google if Caught
The first US TikTok ban is now approved over at Montana, and the state would no longer be allowed to access the app.
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Google Duet AI: How to Sign up for Workspace AI Tools Waitlist for Your Next Assisted Content
Google's Duet AI is an AI tool for Workspace that helps with generating content, now available on a waitlist.
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New ‘Mouse’ Game on Steam is an FPS Game with a Dark Take on Old-School ‘Mickey Mouse’
Walt Disney's old-school Mickey Mouse is a massive inspiration for this new FPS game. In an alternate world, Mickey Mouse would not be the joyful rodent always giving children happiness, entertainment, and glee, and that is what you will see in the latest game from Fumi Games.
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Samsung is Yet Again Looking to Partner with LG to Use its OLED Technology; Is it Happening This Time?
A new development over at Samsung's display technology will have it partnering up with a rival.
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Elon Musk wants to Continue his Unfiltered Tweets, Even if it Costs Him—Quotes 'The Princess Bride'
One of the most influential billionaires in the world is not letting anything hold him back for what he has to say.
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Bing Chat Widget is Coming to Android and iOS, Microsoft to Release it in the Coming Weeks
Bing Chat is expanding to more users across the desktop and mobile experiences with this new widget.
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Google Accounts Deletion: Two Years of Inactivity May Lead to Losing Your Data, Says New Policy
A new policy over at Google is changing things for their operations, centering on cracking down on inactive accounts.
