Articles by RJ Pierce
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Intel Alder Lake Z690 Boards From Biostar Get Teased, While AMD Zen 4 News Remains Scarce
Intel is full steam ahead to the imminent reveal of their Alder Lake CPUs, with new motherboards getting teased. But where in the world is AMD Zen 4?
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Apple Could Be Making A 2TB iPhone 14 Model--But What's The Point?
Apple isn't due to announce the next iPhone for a year, but a new rumor now suggests that it could come with 2TB of storage.
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An Exoplanet Orbiting 3 Stars Has Been Discovered--But How Did They Actually Find It?
Exoplanet hunters may have found something that's never been seen before: a planet that actually orbits three stars.
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Android Users Warned Of Malware Disguised As Fake Security Updates
Android users everywhere have been warned of a malware called Flu Bot, which worms its way into devices disguised as a security update.
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Siri's Original Voice Wants To Make The Web More Accessible-Internet Still Not Welcoming For People with Disabilities??
Siri's original voice actress, Susan Bennett, is working on making the web even more accessible to people with disabilities.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Closes Deal For Ohio Car Factory; Apple Cars Coming Next?
Apple's long-time iPhone manufacturer, Foxconn, just managed to buy a car factory recently. Does this mean the Apple Car is closer than ever?
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'Battlefield 2042' Is Going Ham On Cheaters With Anti-Cheat Software From 'Apex Legends'
'Battlefield 2042' is laying down some very strict ground rules to ensure that cheaters and toxic players will never prosper.
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Intel Alder Lake Retail Boxes Pictured For The First Time; 12900K Buyers In For 'Surprise'
Intel Alder Lake is not due for release yet, but a few images of retail box designs have already leaked.
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Earth Isn't As Bright As Before According to Latest Satellite Observations-Here's Why That Is BAD NEWS
The Earth, according to researchers, has lost a bit of its brightness. This is not good news in any way.
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Gaming And Mental Health: A Closer Look
Gaming can have very profound effects on mental health, both good and bad. Here's a closer look.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Reaches As Much As 1 BILLION People
Xbox Cloud Gaming might have the farthest reach of all game streaming services out there, at over 1 billion people across five continents.
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'Forza Horizon 5' PC System Requirements Are Pretty INTENSE
'Forza Horizon 5' will require some major hardware to run on PC, and that's a massive understatement.
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Apple Is Reporting LONG Delivery Times For iPhone 13 Units
Apple is reporting longer-than-expected delivery times for all their iPhone 13 models. And there are a few reasons why.
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Honda Plans To Spend $45 BILLION On Robots, Flying Cars, Rockets
Honda has bared its plans to spend a cool $45 billion over the next six years to develop robots, reusable rockets, and flying cars.
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Exercise Done Moderately Or Vigorously Is Way Better Than Walking--Here's Why
Exercise routines, if done moderately or vigorously, have proven better at achieving high fitness levels than mild workouts.
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Amazon MMO 'New World' Queue Times Are TOO LONG; Devs Offer Solutions
Amazon just released their MMO 'New World,' and there are too many players on it that queue times are reportedly bad.
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AMD RDNA3 Navi 33 Might Be Weaker Than Previously Rumored
AMD's upcoming RDNA3 Navi 33 might be getting a bit fewer SPs than initially rumored, according to a recent leak.
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PlayStation Now Could Be Getting PS5 Games According To Leaked Patent
PlayStation Now is still lagging behind Xbox Game Pass, but a certain patent could change the game, according to a leak.
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NASA Looks To Investigate Jupiter's 'Trojan Asteroids' With Lucy Spacecraft
NASA is planning a new mission, codenamed Lucy, to investigate 'Trojan Asteroids' orbiting Jupiter.
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Amazon Looks To Challenge Fitbit, Apple With New Health-Focused Products
Amazon is going all-in on the health tech trend by announcing a few health-focused offerings to counter Apple and Fitbit.
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How To Remove A Virus From An iPhone or iPad
Removing a virus from an iPhone or an iPad can be pretty straightforward. This guide will teach you the most basic methods.
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Steam Deck Gets Support For Anti-Cheat Software BattlEye, Easy Anti-Cheat
Steam Deck just got full support for Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) and BattlEye ahead of its launch later this year.
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Drones Could Help With Airborne Seeding, But Only If Enough Seeds Grow
Drones have long been proposed to help with the world's reforestation efforts, but only if they prove they can make enough seeds grow.
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Intel Once Again Beats AMD With New Alder Lake Benchmark Leak
Intel has been beating AMD in a lot of leaked benchmarks involving the i9-12900k, and this most recent one is no different.
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Big Tech And Declining Mental Health: Should They Be Held Liable?
Big Tech and its social media empire should be held liable for people's mental health issues, according to some. But it's far more complicated than that.
The 5 Best-Selling Gaming Consoles Of All Time, And Why They're Important
Gaming consoles have come and gone, and here are the five best-selling ones in gaming history. Gaming consoles. These closed-box systems ushered in the era of modern gaming, and they're still around today.
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Twitter Wants To Limit The Toxic Replies Users Get With New Techniques
Twitter just revealed some new concepts for limiting potentially toxic tweet replies, and they're asking for feedback.
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Meat Made From Air? San Francisco-Based Company Claims To Have Created 'Air-Based Meat'
Meat made from air sounds like something out of somebody's active imagination. But apparently, it is real.
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‘Bayonetta 3' Nears Completion; Dev Confirms Ongoing Playtests
'Bayonetta 3,' after its most recent resurfacing following a four-year-long hiatus, is now close to completion according to its developer.
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Windows 11 Might Make You Void Your Device's Manufacturer Warranty
Windows 11 has already had a lot of issues way before its release, and this is the latest in that series.
