Articles by RJ Pierce
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Twitch Allegedly Has A List Of Streamers EXEMPTED From Bans--What Does This Mean?
Twitch streamers must follow a set of rules or be banned unless they apparently have 'friends in high places.'
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[ESports] The Most Watched Games On Twitch, And Why People Keep Watching Others Play Them
The most-watched games on Twitch are different from each other, and yet, they have one thing in common: people just love watching others play them. Here's why.
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'Free Guy' Artificial Intelligence: Can Tech Like This Actually Exist?
'Free Guy,' starring Ryan Reynolds, puts forth an interesting question: what if a video game NPC gains consciousness and becomes an AI? But is this kind of tech even possible?
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EA Is Considering Renaming Their 'FIFA' Franchise After 'FIFA 22'
EA just revealed that they could be rebranding their long-running "FIFA" series of games after "FIFA 22."
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Smartphone Owners Surveyed on Their 'Dream' Phone Tech: 'Drunk Text Filter,' 'Uncrackable Screen' Among Top Results
Smartphone tech has come a long way, but of course, people still want a few more nifty tech features.
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FaceTime Is Helping UK Paramedics Get Quicker Emergency Treatment For Stroke Patients
FaceTime is no longer a mere tool you use to talk to your loved ones: it can also save a stroke patient's life.
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ISS Food Is Not All Bland, Says French Astronaut; But How Exactly Is Food Packed For Outer Space?
ISS astronaut Thomas Pesquet recently answered some questions about space food on the ISS, and what he said was quite interesting.
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Twitch Hack Reveals Only The Top 0.01% Of Streamers Can Make MILLIONS
The Twitch hack revealed just how much streamers really make. But if you want to make some life-changing money, you have the be the elite of the elite.
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Gaming Revenues Skyrocketed In 2021 Due To Older People Becoming Gamers
Gaming tends to be considered as something for youths, but don't tell that to the older folks who propelled the industry to new heights this year.
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Artificial Gravity: Can We Ever Really Create It In Space?
Artificial gravity is unachievable right now, but can it be possible in the future? Perhaps it can, as long as the technology holds up.
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Google Just Used Artificial Intelligence To Restore Old Paintings Burned During WW2
Google just employed artificial intelligence to restore, in full color, some very valuable paintings which were destroyed during WW2.
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Artificial Intelligence Is Helping Improve Breast Cancer Detection For Women With Dense Breasts
An artificial intelligence program has been proving effective in detecting cancer lesions in women with dense breasts, which pose a challenge for normal mammograms.
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Adidas Just Designed A Pair of Xbox-Themed Sneakers For Xbox's 20th Anniversary
Adidas just formally announced a sneaker collaboration with Microsoft, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Xbox.
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Intel Alder Lake i7-12700K Benchmarks Leaked--AMD Ryzen Now In BIG Trouble?
Intel Alder Lake chips have been largely bannered by the flagship 12900K. Now, it's the 12700K's turn.
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Rockstar Games Finally Abandons 'Agent'--Where Does It Rank Among The BIGGEST Canceled Games?
Rockstar Games announced the open-world spy game 'Agent' 14 years ago. And now, they just officially abandoned it.
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Windows 11 Pop-Up Warns Of Possible Damage To Unsupported Devices--But Is This Bogus?
Windows 11 could potentially damage unsupported PCs, according to a warning pop-up. But should you be concerned?
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Shiba Inu Crypto TRIPLES In Value After Elon Musk Tweets About His Puppy
Shiba Inu crypto, hailed as the so-called 'dogecoin' killer, just had its value triple after a recent tweet from Elon Musk.
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California Residents Turn To Tech To Get Some Water Amidst Continuing Drought
Some California residents have been buying expensive air-to-water machines to augment their water supply.
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Intel CEO Takes Jab At AMD Ahead Of Alder Lake, Sapphire Rapids Launch
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is very excited about Alder Lake and Sapphire Rapids, proclaiming that AMD's stranglehold on the CPU market is 'over.'
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VR Treatments For Mental Health: How Great Is The Potential?
VR is often associated with gaming. But have you ever heard of it being used to help treat mental health illnesses?
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How Much Data Does The World Really Have? The Numbers Will SHOCK You
Data makes the modern world go round. But just how much data are we talking about? The numbers are quite hard to fathom.
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Healthcare Researchers Are Putting HUMAN Immune Systems In Pigs To Study Illnesses-Here's The Tech Behind It
Healthcare researchers from Iowa State University have successfully injected human immune systems into pigs. What are the implications?
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'The Last Of Us 2' Just Went Free On PlayStation Now--Is This A Much-Needed Adrenalin Shot For Sony?
'The Last Of Us 2' is one of the biggest games of 2020, and now, it's currently free on PlayStation Now.
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Apple Users Can No Longer Downgrade To iOS 14.8--Is iOS 15 Good Enough To Keep?
Apple users who may want to downgrade to iOS 14.8 after experiencing bugs with iOS 15 no longer have that option.
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The ISS Will Have A Film Crew On Board To Shoot A Movie--But How Will They Even Do It?
The ISS is a structure designed for science, but it will soon also be a film location. But how will that even work?
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Ethereum Creator Says A Nerf On His WoW Character Pushed Him Into Crypto
Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin has revealed that if not for a nerf on his WoW character, the blockchain would've never been born.
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Hubble Spots A Galaxy With A VERY ACTIVE Core, But How Much Longer Can It Last?
Hubble just made another big discovery: a galaxy whose core emits vast amounts of light. But will this be one of its last few major finds?
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TV Mounting Tip: DO NOT Put Your New TV Above The Fireplace
TV mounting options for those with fireplaces are often simple: just put it above the fireplace. But there are numerous reasons why that is a bad idea.
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'Alan Wake Remastered' Gets Official Release Times On Consoles; What Can Players Expect?
'Alan Wake Remastered' is due to release first on consoles, so here are the official release dates and times for all regions.
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Google Chrome Users Urged To Update After Two New Vulnerabilities In The Browser Were Discovered
Google Chrome just released an update that protects against two potential zero-day vulnerabilities. Update your browser NOW.
