Articles by RJ Pierce
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Spotify Is Feeling The Heat From Angry Neil Young Fans After Taking His Music Down
Spotify recently pulled the music of veteran rocker Neil Young from their platform to the ire of Young's avid fanbase--and the delight of Apple Music.
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Activision Blizzard's Survival Game Got Former And Current Employees Hyped
The Activision Blizzard survival game that was indirectly announced by a job posting is getting both former and current employees hyped.
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Microsoft Azure To Host Millions Of Patient Records From A UK NHS Trust--Is It A Good Move?
Microsoft Azure is set to host the health records of the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, the largest Trust of its kind in the UK.
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Large Hadron Collider Discovers Particles Dating Back To The FIRST FEW SECONDS Of The Universe's Birth
Large Hadron Collider scientists just claimed to have discovered particles that are thought to have been there mere seconds after the Big Bang.
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Ubisoft's NFT Plans Likely To Continue Despite Backlash; Executive Says Users Just 'Don't Get It'
A Ubisoft NFT interview featuring two company execs put the blame on gamers for its stumble out of the gate, claiming people just "don't get it."
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Epic Games Store CONFIRMS They'll Keep Giving Away Games This Year
Epic Games Store will maintain their free weekly giveaways this 2022, owing to their massive success last year.
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Best Games To Try On Xbox Game Pass For 2022
Xbox Game Pass seems to only just get better and better, and there's not a lot of reasons to miss out on it if you're a hardcore gamer.
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Lamborghini NFT Release Scheduled For Next Month--Here's What You Should Know
Lamborghini's NFT project is set to launch next month, starting with an auction of five NFTs created in collaboration with Swiss artist Fabian Oefner.
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Spotify, Neil Young Finally Part Ways After The Latter Calls Out Joe Rogan's Alleged Anti-Vax Statements
The Spotify x Neil Young issue has been resolved for now, with the veteran rocker's music being pulled from the platform.
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The Global Chip Shortage Will Continue Until Next Year, Says Intel
The global chip shortage will keep going until next year, according to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. The global chip shortage is NOT ending soon, so maybe you should stop hoping for graphics card or console prices to go down for now.
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A SpaceX Rocket Is Going To CRASH Into The Moon This March
A SpaceX rocket from the 2015 Falcon 9 launch is on a collision course with the moon, according to an astronomer.
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5G And Airplane Safety: Is It Really THAT Bad? Here Are The Facts
5G and airplane safety has been a moot point for both telcos and aviation companies. But what is the real situation?
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With The Recent Crypto Price Crash, Is It Still Worth Investing In Cryptocurrency? Here's What You Should Know
The crypto price crash sends current investors into panic mode, though newcomers might have a golden opportunity. Here's what you should know.
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Ransomware Hackers Are Looking To Gain Insider Help In Companies They Target--Hitachi ID Report
Ransomware hackers were bribing company employees with crypto to break inside any organization they targeted.
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Facebook's Crypto Project Might Soon Bite The Dust As Remaining Assets Are Sold Off
Facebook's crypto venture called Diem will likely no longer see the light of day, according to reports.
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Halo Infinite' Player Count Surpasses 20 Million, Making It The Biggest 'Halo' Launch In History
'Halo Infinite' is now the biggest launch ever in the history of the 'Halo' franchise, after surpassing 20 million players.
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NASA Artemis Mission Finishes Countdown Test For Its First Uncrewed Launch
The NASA Artemis mission just completed its second countdown test for the upcoming uncrewed launch, Artemis 1, scheduled this March.
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'Call Of Duty' eSports Tourney Criticized By Pro Player For Lack Of COVID-19 Safety Precautions
A 'Call Of Duty' eSports player criticized the CDL Kickoff preseason event for its apparent lack of COVID safety protocols.
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Elon Musk Is Urging McDonald's To Accept Dogecoin By Promising To 'Eat A Happy Meal On TV'
Elon Musk is trying to convince McDonald's to accept Dogecoin as payment. But will he succeed? Elon Musk is trying to convince McDonald's to accept Dogecoin, and he promises a big advertisement opportunity if the restaurant chain relents.
Crypto Mining Is A 'Threat' To The US Power Grid, According To Credit Rating Agency
Crypto mining's power-hungry nature could be bad news for the American power grid, according to credit rating agency Fitch.
Vaccine Misinformation On Joe Rogan's Podcast Could Push Neil Young Away From Spotify
Alleged vaccine misinformation from Joe Rogan's podcast could make Neil Young soon pull his music from Spotify.
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RTX 3050 Price Watch: Gigabyte Model Listed For An Insane €492 EUR In Lithuania
RTX 3050 price hikes are already popping up ahead of the card's launch, and it looks like nothing is slowing them down.
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'Dead' Activision Blizzard Games That Xbox Might (Or Should) Bring Back
Activision Blizzard's game portfolio features a handful of titles that Xbox could bring back in the near future.
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#TechCEO: Pavel Durov's Telegram As A Social Messaging And Free Speech Powerhouse
Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram, has gained quite a reputation as a staunch proponent of free speech online.
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Tonga's Internet Cable Could Take 'More Than A Month' To Repair After Being Severed By Volcanic Eruption
Tonga's internet cable under the Pacific Ocean could take over a month to fix, after being broken by a volcanic eruption, according to authorities.
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Fan-Made 'Pokemon' FPS Game Is Being 'Hunted Down' By Nintendo
A fan-made 'Pokemon' FPS game recently had multiple copyright strikes from Nintendo's The Pokemon Company.
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Odell Beckham Jr.'s Crypto Investment Falters; NFL Star Reportedly Lost 'A Ton' Of His Playing Salary
Odell Beckham Jr.'s crypto investment may have spectacularly backfired on him, relative to the recent crypto market crash.
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A 'Minecraft' DDoS Attack Basically Shut Down An Entire European Country's Internet
A 'Minecraft DDoS attack targeting a Twitch tournament in the European country of Andorra basically left the nation without internet for 30 minutes.
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Elon Musk's Neuralink Implants Are Being Compared To 'Black Mirror' Tech
Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implants seem to remind people of a similar tech from the now-defunct dystopian series, 'Black Mirror.'
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'Roblox' Troll Ordered By US Court To Stay Off The Game, Pay $150k In Damages
'Roblox' troll and YouTuber Ruben Sim has been ordered by a US court to stay off the platform, as well as pay $150K in damages.
