Articles by Isaiah Richard
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‘Hogwarts Legacy’ Brings a Surprise ‘Harry Potter’ Actor to Join on May 9, What to Expect?
Hogwarts Legacy has a surprise for all, and this is the arrival of a Harry Potter movie actor to join the game.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Leaks: New Phone Cases Confirms Massive Changes to Foldable Device
Case leaks from known leakers are showing off the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5's redesign. A new case leak for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is suggesting the device's redesign from the company, and this focuses on a larger outer screen for when the device is folded in half.
Google Weather sees Material You Redesign, Finally Features the Bold Looks Like Other Google Apps
Google Weather's redesign features a significant look that abides the Material You themes. The Google Weather app is getting a much-deserved redesign, and this was revealed earlier with a screenshot that tells a lot about what to expect from its next iteration to the public.
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Twitter Circle Issue Claimed to be a ‘Security Incident,’ Company Said it is Already Fixed
Twitter is now owning up to a previous issue that users pointed out, and this is the leak of Circle tweets to the public.
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Google Pixel Tablet Appears on Amazon Japan ahead of I/O 2023 Event, Like the Pixel Fold?
Google was accidentally leaked of a new device coming, but this time, it is the tablet version of its Pixel.
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CryptoWatch: Ethereum is Rallying, New Meme Coin 'Pepecoin' is Rallying, But How is the State of Others?
A significant development in the cryptocurrency has manifested last week, but is it a standard or regular one?
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Jizai Arms is Using AI to Control Robotic Arms Strapped on Your Back, Like the 'Iron Spider' Spider-Man Suit
Human-AI symbiosis is seeing a new technology, now in the form of additional arms for your needs. Innovations in robotics now are looking to bring new experiences for humans to help in their work and social interactions, and not all are looking to bring a self-functioning robot that would do the work for them.
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Ether is Rallying on the Market, Rising by 5 Percent Amidst Meme Cryptocurrencies’ Fame
Ethereum is seeing a ray of light at the end of the tunnel, but not yet enough to break the $2,000 roof.
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Pepecoin, a new Meme Crypto, Rallies to $1B Valuation, But at What Cost?
This unprecedented growth and rally of Pepecoin is alarming researchers now. There is a new hot meme cryptocurrency in the market now, and it takes the mascot of a significant internet trend known as Pepe the Frog, with the new coin called "Pepecoin," which is nearing a $1 billion valuation.
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Microsoft Partners with Another Company, AMD, to Boost its AI Tech to Rival NVIDIA
The software company is looking to expand more of its AI capabilities and rival a dominating company with AMD.
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‘Mortal Kombat 2’ Movie Leaks: The Boys’ Karl Urban Set to Play as Johnny Cage
Mortal Kombat's live action reboot sequel is coming with The Boys' Karl Urban. The "Mortal Kombat 2" movie was highly speculated by fans and insiders since the adaptation's release in 2021 which featured a reboot of the original movies during the early 90s.
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Free Ad-Supported TVs is Coming for Users, and Yes, Teevee Will Give You the Entire Setup Without a Cost
A free tv service is coming in with ads, built right into its screen. Ad-supported streaming has been facing significant popularity over the past months that it was offered by different services and companies, but now, a new company is on its way to offer free ad-supported TV for all.
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Xbox App for PC: April Update Feature Helps Determine a Game’s Accessibility, Playtimes for Your Sorting
Finding the next game for you? The Xbox App might help in sorting what best matches your needs. Browsing your game client's library or stores for a game that you are interested to play may get overwhelming, and this is because there are a lot of titles to choose from or pick.
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Apple’s Tim Cook Claims that Mass Layoffs are Not In its Plans, Only a ‘Last Resort’
Tim Cook claims that mass layoffs is not an option it resorts to when times got tough, especially during the early recession.
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BMW Issues ‘Do Not Drive’ Warning to 90,000 Old Cars Due to Takata Airbags, Repairs are Free
Takata airbags faced significant recall before, and BMWs equipped with it are also in danger. A significant warning was issued by BMW via the NHTSA regarding a defect in the airbags of old car models that are affected by a rupture issue that could cause significant damages or fatalities to users.
Microsoft Introduces Bing Chat, Features More than AI Text Generation, Available for Open Preview
Microsoft is expanding on more ways for users to interact with its AI developments, now with Bing Chat.
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Google’s Pixel Fold is Here, Officially Announces the Device—Here’s What to Know
Google's Pixel Fold finally confirmed by tech company with the full announcement coming by I/O 2023.
‘Fast & Furious’ Launches 8-Bit ‘Fast X’ Game Weeks Ahead of Movie Release
The Fast Saga is giving fans a chance to experience an 8-bit game weeks ahead the movie's release.
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Ford to Still Feature Apple CarPlay as GM, Tesla Favors Android Auto or Own Infotainment Connections
With many boycotting Apple's CarPlay, Ford sticks with the system for their infotainment connections.
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Audi’s Former CEO to Admit Guilt on ‘Dieselgate’ Scandal, Continues Selling Vehicles Under his Watch
The Volkswagen Dieselgate scandal is seeing a development now with a former Audi CEO's upcoming guilty plea.
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Apple’s iPad Pro to Arrive with 14-inch Screen? M3, MagSafe, iPadOS 17 and MORE
Rumors regarding the new iPad Pro are swirling in to provide input on Apple's next device. A new report is claiming that Apple is looking to revamp the iPad Pro for its next release, and it will feature premium technology on it, with the most significant change being its 14.
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Samsung’s 4nm Chip Development is Inching Closer, First Application to be Google’s Tensor G3
Google's Tensor G3 will feature a 4nm chip from Samsung, one that is close to TSMC's development.
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‘Death Star’ Caught Swallowing a Planet Right in the Milky Way Galaxy, a First in Astronomy
Astronomers believe that for the first time ever, a star swallowed a planet as it died. The "Death Star" may be popularly known as Darth Sidious and Darth Vader's creation to destroy planets in different systems, but there is a literal one that is not artificially made, as observed by astronomers for the first time.
Elon Musk, Twitter to Reassign NPR’s Account to Others If It Won’t Start Tweeting, Under Inactive Policy?
NPR would be left with no choice but to keep tweeting as Elon Musk mentioned its Twitter Policy. There is a new development in NPR's boycott on Twitter, as the news agency claimed that it would not tweet or provide updates on the platform after the labeling fiasco earlier.
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‘Diablo IV’ Offers Option to Skip Campaign, But There’s a Catch
Diablo IV is coming soon, but new confirmed features will allow you to skip the campaign and get straight to bashing heads.
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Ford’s Bronco Trail App Introduces a Way to Find Your Next Adventure, Exclusive to Bronco Owners
Visit new places, horizons, and go off-road with Ford's latest app for your Bronco. Apps are no longer a stranger to cars and adventures, as many developers already offer different support to one's activities, even when going off-road with your 4x4 car, particularly with Ford's latest offer.
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Facebook Reels is Taking a Page from TikTok with Personalized Content Appearing in the Feed
TikTok's For You page is an algorithm that most people like, and Facebook is applying it on their Reels.
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NYPD, Mayor Eric Adams Distributes Free Apple AirTags to Help with Car Theft in the City
Keeping track of one's belongings is the main selling point of the AirTags, with New York seeing it as a solution to its problems.
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Snapchat to Feature Ads on My AI Powered by ChatGPT, But It Is Not What You Think (Thankfully)
Snapchat's answer to its growing 1-star reviews for its My AI is to bring ads... When hearing that one service would be featuring ads on its processes or platform, it may be something to get annoyed with, as most ads present in apps or services now are disruptive of the process.
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Apple Still Faces Batterygate Lawsuit in the UK—iPhone Performance Issues Still Present?
Apple is still facing Batterygate lawsuits for limiting the performance of iPhones. There is a new lawsuit that Apple is facing in the United Kingdom, but this centers on a massive issue that the company already faced in the past, and it is the infamous "Batterygate" issue of the iPhones.
