Articles by Isaiah Richard
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‘The Last of Us Part 1’ PC: New Joel Mod adds HBO’s Pedro Pascal Looks Into the Game—Is it Available?
It seems mandatory to put Pedro Pascal's Joel into the new TLOU Part 1 for the PC. Naughty Dog released its most anticipated game for the computer platform, "The Last of Us Part 1" PC, which immediately saw mods from a known creator, featuring the HBO live-action series.
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Magnetic Seed for Breast Cancer Operations Now Utilized in Providence Breast Center, First in B.C.
Breast cancer treatment sees an easier, more cost-effective way in treating the disease. A new, less-invasive breast cancer treatment is now adopted by the Providence Breast Center at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital in Vancouver, a first for British Columbia, Canada.
Facebook Messenger: Multiplayer Games Now Available During Video Calls, Like Apple’s iMessage?
Facebook Messenger will now let you play games with friends or loved ones in video calls. A new feature from Meta is looking to expand Facebook Messenger's connection experiences, one that would allow people to enjoy different multiplayer games instead of talking on a video call.
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GM Surpasses Ford as the Second-Largest EV Manufacturer in the US, Next to Tesla
GM beat Ford in the EV race today, but still needs a massive push to surpass Tesla, the current king.
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Xbox Wireless Controller ‘Remix’ is Green—Recycled from Old Microsoft Tech, Water Bottles
Microsoft wants you to play with no worries of the old Xbox controllers, as their legacy lives on with the Remix.
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Nintendo Switch JoyCon Drift Issue: Unlimited Repairs in Europe After Pressure, Complaints from BEUC
Nintendo is now offering unlimited repairs for its JoyCon drift issues for the European region. Nintendo is now offering unlimited repairs for the Switch's JoyCon drift issues but is limited to consoles in the European Economic Area (EEA), the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.
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AI to Bring Back the Dead? Chinese Undertakers Use ChatGPT, Midjourney for Legacies to Live On
Another chance to converse with your loved ones, made possible by AI. It was widely proven that AI can bring back the dead, at least virtually, with the many advanced technologies present now and with China utilizing the many automation systems that can mimic images and voices.
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Top 5 Best Market Research Service Providers in 2023
The next step to building an effective business is knowing the market and how to grow it with the right partners to address your needs.
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Chinese Spy Balloon Collected Information on US Military Sites and Sent Data to Beijing
The Chinese spy balloon were indeed spying in the US, particularly on military sites for data gathering.
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Mullvad Browser Features Data Tracking Protection, as Developed by Mullvad VPN and Tor Browser
Mullvad VPN and Tor Browser presents a new app to protect users from data tracking. A new browser is here to bring protection against data tracking, centering on a privacy-focused experience marketed as the "Mullvad Browser," also designed to reduce your fingerprint on the internet.
Twitter Doge: Blue Bird Logo Changed to Shiba Inu Mascot Amidst Dogecoin Lawsuit Against Elon Musk
Twitter's Blue Bird logo is no more, as the Shiba Inu mascot, Doge, is now the face of the platform.
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Spotify Live, a.k.a. Greenroom, Standalone App is Shutting Down‚ But Why?
Spotify Live's standalone app is shutting down, after a year since its introduction. The Spotify Live app, previously known as the "Greenroom," is now shutting down, and it is only a matter of time before people would no longer see it available on the top app stores where it is still available.
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Apple iPhone Roadmap Revealed: ProMotion, Under Display Face ID, Selfie Camera, and MORE
Apple's roadmap for the iPhone was revealed, and it is getting the speculated features 'til 2027.
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Audemars Piguet to Replace, Repair Stolen or Damaged Watches for 2 Years, Amidst Rising Crimes
The Swiss luxury watch brand is ensuring that they can enjoy the watch with a two-year guarantee. An industry-first, Switzerland-based luxury watch brand, Audemars Piguet, is bringing a guarantee to its customers and ensuring that their watches stay theirs despite being stolen or damaged due to an incident.
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Dolphin, Nintendo GameCube Emulator, Coming to Steam Later This Year—What to Expect?
Steam will soon have the Dolphin available for wider distribution for PC gamers. The famous software behind emulating the Nintendo GameCube is coming to Steam, and this has been made official with its listing on the game distribution platform's listing.
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Xbox Series S, X to See New Cheaper Expandable Storage Cards from WD, Recently Leaked at Best Buy
WD is giving users a cheaper option for its 1TB expansion cards compared to Seagate's. Western Digital has recently launched its new Xbox Series S and X expandable storage cards, which are considerably cheaper than the competition.
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Norled's MF Hydra: First Clean Energy, Liquid Hydrogen-powered Ferry Now Operational in Norway
Norled is proud to introduce its first-in-the-world liquid hydrogen-powered ferry, paving the way for clean energy in the maritime industry.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's Worldcoin is Pushing for Iris Verification to Replace Passwords Soon
Worldcoin debuted its World ID verification program last week and Sam Altman wants you to join it. Sam Altman, one of the most celebrated tech CEOs of the present, wants users to sign up for another one of his companies, Worldcoin, to debut a new age of security verification and authentication.
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CryptoWatch: Sam Bankman-Fried's Additional Charges and New Plea, Binance Also Facing New Lawsuit
These defunct and operational crypto companies in the world are facing a significant charge in their respective cases.
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SQuARE Project: ‘Space Archaeologists’ Bring New Information About How People Live in the ISS
Space archaeology is a thing, and it provides information about the life and experiences at the space station.
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‘GTA Online’ to Lose Free Perks, Exclusive Rewards from Prime Gaming Linked to their Rockstar Account
GTA Online is seeing a set of freebies go away from the platform, with Prime Gaming on linked accounts.
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TikTok Ban in the US: Half of Americans Wants the Social Media Gone in the Country, As Per a Survey
TikTok's ban in the US may see support from 50 percent of Americans who want it gone. Americans have spoken, and there is a significant percentage of them, as much as 50 percent in the country claimed that they want the Chinese short video social media platform, TikTok, to be banned in the US.
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Twitter Releases Recommendation Algorithm on GitHub, Asking Users to Find its Flaws
Twitter wants you to check out its Recommendations Algorithm on GitHub to look for issues. Twitter wants your help in its latest post on GitHub, with the company posting its Recommendations algorithm on the platform, an official release from the company.
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Google Bard: Answer Math and Logic Questions Better with Enhanced Capabilities—Fixed its Flaws?
Google Bard claims to fix its flaws with enhanced capabilities to answer math and logic questions. The new AI chatbot from Google is seeing an upgrade now, with Bard having enhanced capabilities that allow it to give better answers regarding mathematics and logic questions, as prompted by users.
‘PGA Tour 2K23’ Brings John Cena in a Crossover, As a Golf Player You May Play As
The famed WWE legend is also a fan of golf. The invisible man in the famous internet memes and multi-awarded WWE legend, John Cena, is now available as a character one may play in the game, "PGA Tour 2K23," as announced by the company.
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E3 2023 is Canceled, After Many Pull Outs from Ubisoft, Sony, Nintendo, Confirms Organizer
E3 2023 will no longer take place this June, facing many pull outs from known gaming companies, and other reasons.
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Virgin Orbit Shuts Down Operations, to Layoff Almost 700 Employees Due to Lack of Funding
The satellite subsidiary of the company is going out of business after six years. Virgin Orbit is already shutting down after six years in the space industry, and the subsidiary will cease to exist within the company, no longer seeing any satellite launches moving forward.
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Kuo Claims Apple’s AR/VR Headset Sees Delays, Uncertain for WWDC 2023 Launch
It is yet unknown if Apple's AR/VR headset will arrive in time for its WWDC 2023 launch. Famous Apple analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo claims that there has been another delay for the much-awaited launch of the AR/VR headset from Apple, with doubts about its launch by the time of WWDC 2023.
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Waymo One Goes Fully Electric with Jaguar I-PACE Self-Driving in the Streets, Replacing All ICE Cars
Waymo One brings clean energy to the streets with its fleet utilizing Jaguar's I-PACE. Waymo One is pledging to an all-electric ride-hailing service for its public availability as it moves to phase out its older, gas-consuming vehicles, in favor of the Jaguar I-PACE.
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Heart Aerospace Partners with BAE Systems to Create Batteries for ES-30 Electric Plane
Heart Aerospace and BAE Systems are gearing up for a cleaner travel in the skies. A new strategic partnership is now seeing a significant development for the future of electric air travel, with Heart Aerospace and BAE Systems joining hands to create battery packs to power future clean energy planes.
