Articles by Isaiah Richard
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This Microscopic LV-Style Handbag from MSCHF is Set to Go on Auction—But Why?
MSCHF's new designer bag is something to display under a microscope. The famous and controversial brand known as MSCHF has debuted another product that is blowing the minds off the internet now, and this is its microscopic Louis Vuitton-style handbag that will soon go on auction.
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Apple MacBook Air 15-Inch Teardown is Challenging, iFixit Says Not Much Changed
Apple's new 15-inch MacBook Air was recently torn down, and inside, not much has changed. The latest Apple computer, the MacBook Air, is now a glorified device with 15 inches of display, and this is the first time that the lightweight laptop receives a larger body, recently the subject of a teardown.
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CryptoWatch: Binance Exits the Netherlands, US Crypto Crackdown on Regulations, and Damus' Potential Ban
The SEC began its crypto crackdown, with Binance also facing problems in the Netherlands. Another week has passed and the latest news on cryptocurrency is seeing this roundup centering on the different scrutinies and problems that crypto operations in the country have faced.
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New Apple AirPods Max 2 Concept Reveals Design Cues From Vision Pro
A new concept has surfaced regarding the future look of Apple's AirPods Max 2 or second-generation AirPods Max.
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Microsoft June Outage: DDoS Attack Took Down Outlook, OneDrive Earlier—Possibly Pro-Russian Ties
Microsoft has been hit with a DDoS attack earlier this June. The infamous outage which OneDrive and Outlook suffered earlier this June was not a regular one, as Microsoft has recently confirmed that it was due to a DDoS attack it suffered from a new group.
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Elon Musk Still Has Plans to Bring His 'Everything App' X to Life, but Twitter Needs to Be Fixed First
Elon Musk appeared at the VivaTech trade fair in Paris and revealed his plans for Twitter and to create an "everything app" called X.
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Meta Allows Children as Young as 10 to Use Quest VR Headsets but With Condition
Children as young as 10 can now use Quest VR headsets, but Meta has a condition. Meta has announced its updated Accounts policy for families, and it included eligibility for younger children to use its Quest VR headsets.
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BPClip: This Ultra-Low-Cost Smartphone Attachment can Measure Blood Pressure off Fingertips
This new study explores on a new way to measure blood pressure, straight from the fingertips. The University of California San Diego has introduced its latest innovation that expands more of health tech with a smartphone attachment that is easy to use and portable, with the capabilities to measure blood pressure.
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Twitch’s xQc to Stream on Rival ‘Kick’ with $100M Deal, CEO Dan Clancy is ‘Happy’ for Him
It's official, xQc is now a Kick streamer after announcing it on his latest Twitch stream. Twitch star and long-time streamer, xQc, is now officially part of Kick, a new rival streaming platform where he was offered a $100 million deal to also bring his content to the up-and-coming site.
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Marvel’s 'Spider-Man 2’ Features a Bigger Map; New NYC Locations Added
Marvel's "Spider-Man 2" will have a map bigger than the first game. Here's what you need to know ahead of its launch.
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Neurable’s New AI Headphones Can Interpret Brain Signals, Helping Users Stay Focused and Productive
Neurable has launched a new headphone that uses AI to interpret brain signals. Brain waves are still a mystery to the public. People need to be in a hospital and hooked up to machines to look into this electrical activity produced by the brain, and this is what Neurable wants to change with its new AI headphone.
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Mercedes-Benz Is Adding OpenAI's ChatGPT to MBUX Voice Assistant: Here’s What You Need To Know
Mercedes-Benz is integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT into its infotainment system. Mercedes-Benz proves to be highly adaptive to the latest trends and technology with its integration of ChatGPT into its infotainment system.
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King Tut May Have Died in Alcohol-Induced High-Speed Chariot Crash
A new theory suggests King Tut may have died in an alcohol-induced high-speed chariot crash. One of the most important pharaohs of the ancient Egyptians was King Tut, and his early death was a massive loss, but new theory suggests that this may have been caused by his excessive wine drinking and high-speed driving.
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Texas’ New Social Media Law Requires Parental Consent for Kids’ Online Accounts
Texas children will now need parental consent to create social media accounts. A new social media policy for kids was recently passed in Texas. House Bill 18 aims to protect minors from harmful online content.
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iOS 17 Beta: Auto Delete 2FA Texts in Your iPhone, Also Helps Recover It
2FA codes may be filling up your messages, and if you do not have the energy to do it, iOS 17 will. The iOS 17 Beta is here for those looking to try out the new experience for their iPhones, with one helping in deleting 2FA texts recently introduced by Apple.
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Uber to Play Ads on App While Waiting for Your Ride, In-Car Tablets to Also Show It
Ads will soon be a part of Uber's ride hailing service, in-app and in-car. The ride-hailing tech company, Uber, will soon introduce a new ad program that will appear on users' experience when hiring its services for all transportation needs.
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‘Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty’ Expansion Brings Exclusive Freebies for Those Buying via GOG
GOG.com and CD Projekt Red collaborated to bring freebies to those pre-ordering the expansion. The first expansion to the famed action dystopian game, "Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty," is coming soon later this year, and now, CD Projekt Red and GOG.
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Twitter Still Not Paying Rent? Colorado Office Faces Eviction Notice from Judge
Twitter is deep on late payments on its Colorado office, and a judge is not having it. One of the largest social media platforms of the company, Twitter, is now facing an eviction notice from a judge after it sided with the landlord in the platform's Colorado office.
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Mindoro, Philippines Struck by Magnitude 6.5 Earthquake, Tremors Felt in Major Cities
A massive earthquake felt in provinces and main cities has manifested itself in the archipelagic country.
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Damus, Nostr Social Network App, Faces Potential Ban from Apple App Store Due to Bitcoin-like Tipping
Zaps are Bitcoin-like transfers on Damus, and Apple is not too happy about it. A new app is now facing a possible removal of its presence in the Apple App Store, and this is with the recently launched Damus, a known social media app of Nostr.
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Synapse's 3D Model: This New Technique May Help Understand Neurodegenerative Diseases
A 3D model that images the synapses has massive applications for medicine, especially for the brain.
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Enceladus Bears Phosphorus, a Rare Life-Essential Element, Found in the Ocean Moon of Saturn
Saturn's moon have had phosphorusall along, and this checks out the list for all of life's essentials.
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Engineers Create Neuromorphic Device that Replicate Eyes and Memory with Significant Applications
A new device from engineers is designed to mimic the human eye and memory with reduced energy consumption.
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Happy Birthday, Grimace! Mcdonald's Released a New Game Boy Color-Inspired Game — Here's How You Can Play It
McDonald's has released a new game inspired by Grimace in celebration of his 52nd birthday. Grimace, one of the most iconic mascots in the world, has recently celebrated its birthday, and McDonald's has released a new game inspired by the character for everyone to play in celebration of his 52nd birthday.
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Betelgeuse Is Getting Oddly Brighter, Prompting Speculations It Is About to Go Supernova
Betelgeuse, a renowned star in the Orion constellation, has shown some unexpected behavior by becoming bright again.
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Varda Space Industries' W-Series 1 Satellite Becomes the World's First Drug-Making Factory in Space
Varda Space Industries has launched a drug manufacturing factory into space. Varda Space Industries has recently deployed its W-Series 1 satellite to space, acting as a "space drug factory.
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STAT: This New In-Ear Tech to Help People Who are Light-Headed, Affected by Long COVID, and MORE
People who does not feel like themselves anymore will get answers from an in-ear wearable. A new medical tool wearable is here to bring you answers and diagnoses to unexplained feelings or conditions that doctors may miss or not find during consultations with the device called STAT.
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Apple is Heavily Relying on China to Bring Vision Pro to the Public
Apple is on its way to bring the Vision Pro to life, and here's who were chosen to help the company manufacture it.
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AWS is Now Back Online After Causing Significant Crash to Most of the Internet
Amazon Web Services is now back online and for good after its most recent crash. Many websites, services, and platforms were seemingly inaccessible earlier today and it was because of the recent Amazon Web Services crash which significantly affected access to many online platforms.
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watchOS 10’s Apple Pay to Allow Adding Cards Directly on Smartwatch, No Need for the iPhone
Apple Watch's next OS update is set to revolutionize the Apple Pay. The upcoming update for the Apple Watch, watchOS 10, is set to bring revolutionary features for the wearable including a helpful feature for the smartwatch's scan to pay.
