Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple Faces Class-Action Lawsuit from 1,500 Developers on App Store's 30% Commission
Apple is now hit with a class-action lawsuit from the U.K. on its App Store policy. The renowned Cupertino company, Apple, is now facing a massive class-action lawsuit from the United Kingdom for its App Store commission rate of 30 percent.
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Google to Pay Almost $339M in Damages for Chromecast's Patent Infringement Against Touchstream
Google is now asked to pay Touchstream Technologies because of the Chromecast's tech. A federal jury in Waco, Texas brought down its decision against Google for allegedly infringing three patents of Touchstream Technologies pertaining to its Chromecast devices.
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WattEV Debuts US' 26-Port Charging Station for Trucks in Busiest Port in the Country
The need for charging stations is getting a helping hand courtesy of WattEV. California's truck depot is considered the busiest container port in the country, and the shift to electric is a massive focus now, with WattEV debuting its first electric charging stations to answer its needs.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: This ‘Link’ Mod Brings his Tears of the Kingdom Powers to Smash
A player has created a mod for Link to bring his ToTK powers to Smash Bros. Ultimate. The beloved Nintendo Switch game, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, has been long enjoyed by gamers, but what if new games bring new powers or features for a character? While Smash's developers are no longer developing new characters or bringing updates to the existing ones, players are now creating mods, and one of the most iconic is taking Link's powers from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and bringing it over to the fighting game.
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Google to Integrate its AI to Assistant, Will Help Summarize Web Pages, Sites, and MORE
AI is set to help the Google App and Assistant bring summaries to what you are reading. Google has massive plans for its app, AI, and assistant based on the latest code found in the app's beta (version 14.
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Fallout from U.S. Military's Trinity Test, Other Nuclear Projects Shows it Affected 46 States
World War 2 was a dark moment for the United States, especially with its fixation on nuclear weapons.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Upgraded Design Revealed in Latest Teaser — What to Expect
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 will feature a superb hinge that folds perfectly flat. The next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event is scheduled on July 26, and it is widely known that its featured device is none other than the Galaxy Z Flip 5, the latest vertical foldable smartphone of the company.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Mexico's Cloud Seeding, Android 14's SMS via Satellite, and Kevin Mitnick's Passing
Here are the top stories from last week that rocked the world of tech. Another week means another set of new top stories, which include Mexico's cloud seeding project amid intense heatwave and drought.
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CryptoWatch: FTX Loses License in the AUS, Bybit's Super Trofeo 2023 Efforts, and Coin Prices Now
FTX is seeing further demise on its operations and lost its license in AUS, but others are thriving with their operations.
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Apple Retail Stores to Offer New Delivery Option for Customer Orders
Apple retail stores in the US will soon have a new delivery option. Apple retail stores are like traditional stores, where you are required to carry all your purchases after completing your transaction, but it will soon offer a new delivery option.
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Mazda MX-5 Miata to Be an Electric Vehicle? This Famous Roadster Is Getting en Electric Motor
The Mazda MX-5 Miata is going electric in its next release. A new surprise is coming from Mazda. A next-generation MX-5 Miata is coming out but is turning over to the clean, alternative side as it debuts an electric vehicle.
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Spotify Price Increase Reportedly Pushing Next Week, What’s the Price Now?
Spotify is reportedly looking to increase its subscription rate, amidst many doing so. Another streaming platform is joining the increasing prices of subscriptions, with Spotify reportedly pushing a change in its monthly fees starting next week.
NASA's Voyager Golden Record, the Intergalactic Message, Now Up for Auction; Expected to Sell Around $600K
An auction is now selling the first intergalactic message sent by NASA, err, its master copy. Sotheby's is now featuring another iconic item in its auction that will soon be available for bidding, and it is none other than the first intergalactic message meant for extraterrestrial life, the Golden Record.
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Samsung Wallet Now Accepts Student IDs, Offering Support for Credentials Access
Samsung brings additional integration for the Wallet app with student IDs. Ever got the annoying experience where you forget your student ID in your dorm room, at home, at a friend's house, or lost it somewhere? This would no longer be a problem when you own a compatible Samsung smartphone with the company adding support to its Samsung Wallet app that can store your credentials on the device.
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Swarm is Stopping New Device Sale—Is this to Anticipate SpaceX’s Satellite-to-Cell Service?
Swarm is now halting its selling of its devices, amidst the plans of SpaceX's offers for satellite-to-cell service.
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Cruise is Now Moving to Miami to Pilot Test its Autonomous Fleet, Collect Data on its Streets
GM and Cruise are moving to Miami to pilot test its self-driving passenger cars. After its significant presence on the West Coast, Cruise is now expanding its efforts towards the eastern part of the country, with the company revealing its next city destination to be Miami.
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YouTube Premium: Here’s How to Cancel Your Subscription Amid the $13.99/Month Price Hike
YouTube Premium recently raised its prices, but you don't have to stay. YouTube Premium recently raised its prices to as much as $2, now having a total of $13.
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TikTok Trend: Influencers Act like NPCs Awaiting Money from Viewers, Generates Revenue
TikTok influencers are now enjoying a high-paying trend of acting like NPCs. Bizarre and random videos can be found on one's FYP, but one of the most intriguing trends now is when streamers act like NPCs, usually found in games, and make tons of money while doing so.
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Google Restricts Internet Access for Some Employees to Combat Hacks, Data Breaches
Google has started a new security pilot program where several employees will be restricted to internet-free desktop computers.
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Meta Pushes Back on AR Glasses Venture to 2027—To Focus on VR, Mixed-Reality
Meta has diverted its focus off its AR glasses, but the venture is not yet canceled. There is still an upcoming AR glasses coming from Meta, and an anonymous employee confirmed this on a recent report, detailing the company's plans to expand more of its wearable reality devices.
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This 3,000-Year-Old Charioteer Found Still Wearing a Belt, Confirming Transportation Method in Siberia
A previously unknown transportation method is now confirmed to be present in ancient Siberia. An untouched grave of a mysterious person was recently unearthed, and researchers have confirmed that it was a charioteer from 3,000 years ago, buried in Kamyshta, Siberia's Askizsky region in Khakassia, Russia.
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Schoningen's 300,000 Years Old Wooden Hunting Stick Affirms Human's Woodworking Skills in Ancient Times
A new discovery from ancient times shows how advanced early human woodworking skills are. Humans have shown that in every period, they are innovative and notable for their crafts that turn everyday materials into sophisticated tools, with a recent discovery in Schoningen, Germany.
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Beats Studio Pro vs. Apple AirPods Max: Here’s Why the New Beats is Worth Every Buck Spent
Apple released the new Beats Studio Pro, and the headphones are giving the industry a run for its money.
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Apple Products to Get Cheaper During US Sales Tax Holidays in Some States
Apple is among the companies that will offer products at lower prices as it joins the sales tax holidays.
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Framework Laptop 16: This Modular Gaming PC Is Now Available for Pre-Order — Should You Buy?
One of the most unique and highly-customizable devices in the market now is from Framework, and the company is on its way to debuting its next-gen computer, the Laptop 16.
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France's Bizarre Accident: Woman Gets Hit in the Chest with Meteorite, Walks Away with a Bruise
A French woman was hit by a meteorite, despite the slimmest of chance of it happening. In one of the rarest of the rare occurrences in recent times, a French woman reported that she was hit by a mysterious rock in the chest, initially not knowing that it was a meteorite.
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Mortal Combat: Scientists Discover Fossil of Mammal Eating Dinosaur Alive 125M Years Ago
This carnivorous mammal has proven something new from the era of the dinosaurs. Fossils have given the world a glimpse of the past, but more importantly, evidence that challenges current beliefs and understandings of how the world worked before.
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GM Faces a Halt in EV Production Due to Battery Shortage—Facing Delivery Delays?
GM is facing a stop in its production because of the battery shortage, and this may lead to delays in its EV deliverables.
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Meta Threads Sees First Major Update with New Features—Rate Limit Also Coming like Twitter
Threads is seeing a slur of new features for the platform, but also one that limits their feed. The first update to Meta's Threads app is here, and it is delivering a list of major features to enjoy from the company's latest developments, improvements, and bug fixes.
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'One Punch Man: World' Online Game for PC and Mobile Announced by Crunchyroll — Will It Feature One-Hit KO?
A "One Punch Man" game from Crunchyroll will soon be available on PC and mobile devices. The hit manga and anime, "One Punch Man," is now getting a much-awaited video game, courtesy of Crunchyroll, featuring new dynamics and experiences for all.
