Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Meta Community Notes Update Notifies Users on Corrections, Rates Fact Checks
Meta adds more features to its Community Notes as the company sticks with this fact checking method.
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Bluesky Complies With South Dakota, Wyoming Age Verification Laws—Here Are the Upcoming Changes
Bluesky is adding age verification on its platform in compliance with South Dakota and Wyoming's new laws.
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Amazon Ramps Up AR Glasses Development: One for Customers, One for Delivery Drivers, Says Report
Amazon is exploring the AR world for both its consumer tech offers and its logistics drivers, according to a new report.
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Apple Discontinues These iPhones, Accessories After iPhone 17 'Awe Dropping' Event
Apple is known for taking off several products from the market, and it did so swiftly after the iPhone 17's debut.
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Nintendo Direct September 2025 Rumors Claim 'Pokémon' Spinoff Set to be Featured
New rumors regarding an upcoming Nintendo Direct event for September are now piling up, including those about a Pokémon spinoff.
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Apple's iPhone Air Gets Exclusive Accessory: The Now-Slim MagSafe Battery Pack Returns
Apple's iPhone Air gets an exclusive accessory, the MagSafe Battery Pack that is making a comeback in a slimmer form.
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Microsoft May Use Anthropic's AI for Office 365, Lessen Reliance on OpenAI, Says New Reports
Microsoft is reportedly tapping Anthropic's AI to power its Office 365 Copilot and lessen its reliance on OpenAI.
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Apple Debuts AirPods Pro 3 With Live Translation Feature—Here's How It Works
The AirPods Pro 3 has been introduced to the world with Apple, and it is armed with a powerful Live Translation feature.
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iPhone 17 Pro's 5 New Features That Trumps the iPhone 16 Pro Series
Apple's latest event gave the world a new look into the latest iPhone 17 Pro series that packs various new features for users to enjoy.
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Meta Reportedly Suppressed Research on VR Dangers for Kids, According to New Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers have claimed that Meta kept the research detailing the dangers of its VR headsets to child users hidden.
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'Batman Arkham' Leak Claims a New Game Is Coming, But There's a Catch
There is an upcoming Batman Arkham game, according to the latest leaks, but there's a catch that fans should be aware of.
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'GTA VI' Leaker Discovers New Website Parodies Registered by Take-Two—Would Fans Find It Offensive?
Take-Two Interactive's latest registered parody domains are believed to be coming to GTA VI. But will gamers be a fan of them?
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Bluesky Adds Private Bookmarks Feature That Allows Users to Save Posts
Bluesky finally adds a Private Bookmarks feature to the platform after months of letting users rely on a workaround.
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PlayStation 6 Rumor Claims Console Will Have Detachable Disc Drive, Physical Games Still Available
Sony's next PlayStation 6 will reportedly give users an optional detachable disc drive, which is good news for physical game enthusiasts.
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Apple iOS 26 Release Date Announcement Expected During Sept. 9 Event
The upcoming Apple event on September 9 is drawing a lot of excitement over all the possible announcements, including those about iOS 26.
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OpenAI's DALL-E Will Power New AI-Generated Animated Film to Prove That It Belongs in the Industry
OpenAI's DALL-E would be the chief technology to be used for an animated film to pave the way for AI's adoption in the industry.
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Nintendo Wins $2M Lawsuit Against Modded Hardware Website
Nintendo won $2 million in damages from a website called Modded Hardware, best known for selling Switch piracy mods.
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Volkswagen Unveils ID. Cross Concept, the Newest Addition to Its Affordable EVs
Volkswagen's latest ID. Cross concept shows what is next for the brand's affordable EV lineup, which is expending to be coming soon.
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Human Stems Cells Age Faster in Space, Says Study—Is There a Way to Reverse the Effects?
Samples of human stem cells sent to the ISS are now reflecting how the space environment can cause them to rapidly age.
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Google Gemini Now Has Clear Usage Limits That Indicates How Much You Can Generate Per Day
Google's Gemini app now has clear usage limits on how much users may generate from it per day.
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Apple Plans to Launch Apple Intelligence in China Before 2025 Ends, Says Report
Apple's plan to launch Apple Intelligence in China may finally happen before the year ends, according to a report.
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Anthropic Will Pay Authors $1.5 Billion as Part of Settlement Over Piracy Lawsuit
A group of authors has revealed how much Anthropic will pay them as part of the settlement for a piracy lawsuit.
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Spotify Smart Filters Lets Users Organize Their Library Based on Their Preferences
Spotify has released a new feature called Smart Filters that will help users better organize their library to make it more systematic.
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OpenAI vs. LinkedIn: New AI-Powered Hiring Platform Confirmed by ChatGPT-Maker for Mid 2026
OpenAI is creating a rival to LinkedIn with the OpenAI Jobs Platform that is set for a mid-2026 release.
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Tesla Robotaxi App on iOS Is Now Available to Download, But There's a Waitlist to Book Rides
Tesla's Robotaxi app for iOS is now available to download, but registered accounts would have to wait for their rides.
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'Pokemon Legends: Z-A' Teases New Mega Evolution From Gen VI Game 'Pokemon X/Y'
Pokemon Legends: Z-A seems to have a new Mega Evolution coming to the game, and it is from Generation VI's Kalos region.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Price Hike Rumors: Safe From Tariffs But Increase Is Coming
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max is getting a rumored price hike despite being safe from tariffs, according to the latest rumors.
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Microsoft Xbox Cloud Gaming Expands to Game Pass Core, Standard With Select PC Games
Microsoft is now sharing the Xbox Cloud Gaming experience to the lower tiers of the Game Pass.
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Mark Zuckerberg Sues Mark Zuckerberg—And Yes, They're Two Different People
Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg, but it is not a lawsuit against himself as they are different people.
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'Tomb Raider' Prime Video Series Adaptation Casts Sophie Turner as Lara Croft, Names Showrunners
Sophie Turner will step into the shoes of Lara Croft in the new Tomb Raider series for Amazon Prime Video.
