Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Google Gemini 2.5 Pro Model Is Now Available—Does the 'Most Advanced' Model Have Limitations?
The latest release from Google brings Gemini 2.5 Pro for all users to enjoy, but it has certain limitations for users.
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Apple Health App to Get AI-Powered Revamp Next Year Under 'Project Mulberry'—Report
The Apple Health app is getting a built-in AI next year, and this revamp will reportedly be under "Project Mulberry."
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YouTube Mutes Channels You Don't Watch in New Test So That You Won't Have to Turn Off Notifications
YouTube will no longer spam you with new uploads from your subscribed channels if you don't watch them.
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Elon Musk Says xAI Acquired Social Media Platform X via Stocks, Signaling an 'Intertwined' Future
Elon Musk's xAI, which was only launched less than two years ago, made a massive move by purchasing X's entirety.
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OpenAI Temporarily Limits ChatGPT's AI Image Generation, CEO Claims Their GPUs Are 'Melting'
OpenAI and its CEO have revealed that ChatGPT's latest feature is "melting" their GPUs, so it had to be temporarily limited.
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Instagram Reels Gets a 2x Speed Feature by Long-Pressing on the Screen Like TikTok
The highly-requested feature for Instagram Reels to get 2x speed playback is now live for users globally.
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Google Maps New Feature: Save New Locations With Screenshots to Simplify Your Travel Plans
Google already has a dedicated pop-up for grabbing screenshots on Maps, but it makes it better by saving the location for you.
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Meta Launches Facebook's 'Friends' Tab Which Brings Back the OG Experience From Years Past
Facebook is getting back the Friends tab thanks to the requests users made all these years to Meta.
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SpaceX China Investment? Report Claims a 'Secret Backdoor' Despite Being a Defense Contractor
Elon Musk's space company is now embroiled in a controversy as according to reports, it has a secret backdoor Chinese investment.
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Amazon Kindle Update: Change to the Next or Previous Page Using Double Tap Feature
Amazon wants you to fully enjoy your Kindle with these latest features, including the double tap to change the page.
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Google Makes Android Development Private, But Will the OS No Longer Be Open-Source?
Google is making a drastic change to Android's development by making it private, requiring a license for its access.
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iOS 19: New Mockup Concept Brings visionOS-Like Interface to iPhones—Here's How to Try It Out
Apple's iOS 19 is not yet here, but a new mockup reimagines what it might be like, and it's inspired heavily by the visionOS.
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US Commerce Secretary: Prioritize Starlink in Rural Areas, Satellite Internet Over Broadband
The US Commerce Secretary has recently encouraged leaders to use Starlink's satellite internet in rural areas instead of broadband.
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Waymo Aims to Expand Paid Robotaxi Service to Washington Next Year Following Atlanta, Miami Rollout
Waymo is expanding its paid robotaxi experiences, and its next destination for 2026 is none other than Washington DC.
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OpenAI Debuts Free ChatGPT AI Image Generator—Do You Still Need DALL-E?
You can now create AI-generated images directly on ChatGPT via GPT-4o model without the need to head to DALL-E.
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Apple iOS 19 Interface Leaks Show Massive Changes Amidst WWDC 2025 Event Announcement
iOS 19 is the subject of a new leak which shows the new interface for the iPhone OS just as Apple announced the WWDC 2025 dates.
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Apple Reportedly Scraps Plans to Turn Watch SE into Plastic—Will It Still be Made of Aluminum?
Apple is reportedly scrapping previous plans of incorporating plastic into the Watch SE, but does that mean it will still be made of aluminum?
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DNA Testing Company 23andMe Files For Bankruptcy—Here's How to Delete Your Data
Your user data and other personal information may be taken off 23andMe's platform now that it has gone bankrupt.
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Disney+ Latest Update: You Can Now Remove Shows, Edit Your 'Continue Watching' List
You can now keep your Continue Watching list free from clutter with this latest feature from Disney+.
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Google Search AI Mode Expands Access to Free Users on Waitlist
The Search AI mode for the AI Overviews feature is now taking over the search engine for free users as well.
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Trump to Reportedly Rename USAID, Involve Crypto, Blockchain Technology in Its Operations
President Trump has shaken up the United States over the past months, with USAID now getting a blockchain-focused rebrand.
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Apple Watch: Rumors Claim It's Getting a New Camera, Apple Intelligence in Two Years
Apple's wearables are also getting a next-gen upgrade with a dedicated camera and Apple Intelligence support.
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Google Maps Timeline Data Removed, Only Cloud Backups Remain—But Why?
Google has confirmed that there is indeed an issue involving timeline data on the Maps app, and only those with cloud backups may restore them.
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Foldable iPhone Launch Set for 2026, Says Analyst—Will It Have the Same Tech as the iPhone 17 Air?
Apple is gearing up for next year's debut of the first foldable iPhone in its history, according to a respected analyst.
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Proposed Texas State Bills Give SpaceX Control Over Public Roads, Beaches for Launches
SpaceX may soon get more control on South Texas' public roads and beaches.
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GM Disables Third-Party Android Auto, Apple CarPlay Kit From WAMS—No More Retrofits
General Motors has now disabled the third-party kit from WAMS that allow Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to run on its infotainment systems.
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Meta Threads New Personalization Features: Limit Spam, Troll Replies, Add Topics to Bio
Meta has introduced new features for its Threads app that will help you avoid trolls and spam in replies and more.
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Tesla Recalls Cybertrucks to Fix Detaching External Panel—How Many Are Likely Defective?
Tesla is recalling Cybertruck units yet again after problems with its external panel that detaches while driving.
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Apple Is Reportedly Shaking Up Siri Leadership to Prioritize, Expedite Promised AI Upgrades
Apple is implementing changes when it comes to the team handling towards Siri as an effort to fast-track its awaited upgrade.
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Apple Faces False Advertising Lawsuit Over Siri Ad, Apple Intelligence Delay
Apple Intelligence and Siri delays have now prompted a lawsuit against Apple because of alleged false advertising.
