Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Elon Musk: ‘Good Bots’ Can Stay on Twitter for Free—API Restrictions Still Taking Place
Elon Musk seems to be fond of bots, and now has special considerations for the good ones. Elon Musk seemed to have gone back on his previous word about third-party developers on the platform, as now, some "good bots" may remain on the platform and use its API for free.
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Nintendo JoyCon Drift Lawsuit Dismissed: Kids Can’t Sue, EULA Pop-up Agreements on Switch
The Switch's JoyCon Drift issue is notorious, but this class-action cannot move forward. Nintendo once faced a class-action lawsuit against parents who complained about the JoyCon drift issue on the Switch gaming console, which a US Judge already dismissed.
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Microsoft Bing ChatGPT vs. Google Bard: Redmond Event Announced Minutes After Google’s AI Reveal
Google recently finished its Bard AI reveal event, and Microsoft is not letting up with Bing. Microsoft recently confirmed that it is showcasing an event for the world in person, centering on the latest integration of the ChatGPT AI tool to its Bing search engine.
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'The Last of Us’ x ‘Super Mario’ Gruesome Edits Reimagines the Mushroom Kingdom with the Virus
The Last of Us' fungi virus for its zombies affected Super Mario's Mushroom Kingdom in these artworks.
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Amazon Kindle, eBook Reader Now on Sale—Is It Worth it to Buy Tech Instead of Actual Books?
Amazon is holding off a sale for its eBook readers, including the Kindle 2022 and more. Amazon is holding out a sale for all bookworms, err, and eBook worms, as the Kindle 2022 version's two variants and the Paperwhite are available for massive discounts from the company.
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Flying Electric Racecar Aims to be Part of the Olympics—Airspeeder Claims to be a World's First
A racecar in the Olympics? It will soon be Airspeeder's next destination. A company from Australia called Airspeeder recently developed the world's first with its flying electric race car that can go to significant heights and lengths for the vehicle.
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CryptoWatch: What's the Latest Prices of the Coins? Premiere League's NFT Fantasy Game, and MORE
The cryptocurrency industry of the world is looking at greater heights, but will 2023 be its big break?
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Skull Found in Alaska from 1997 Identified as the Missing Man from New York
Technology helped in answering the mystery of the person missing 26 years ago. The Alaska State Troopers have already identified the remains found in 1997 near the Alaska and Canada border, where a hunter found a skull near the Porcupine River.
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India to Ban 232 Betting and Loan-lending Apps with Chinese Links Due to Security
Chinese apps and anything linked with it will face a ban in India due to fears. India's Central Government has already started the undertaking of the ban on almost 240 betting and loan-lending apps from China, or those with links to the massive East Asian country.
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‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2’: DMZ Mode in Season 2 to Require Payment for Access
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0's Season 2 is coming but there is a payment required for its future access.
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Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition: Lightest Gaming Mouse Debuts From the Company, Only at 49 Grams
Razer debuts the Viper Mini Signature Edition, which loses a few grams more than its predecessor. There are many lightweight gaming mice already available from Razer, but the company takes it up a notch with the debut of its latest Viper Mini Signature Edition.
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TikTok Ban? Senator Asks Apple, Google to Remove it—Platform Sees New Executive from Douyin
TikTok's fate is still hanging from the balance, and it recently brought in a Douyin executive.
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Google AI Chatbot to Rival ChatGPT for its Search Engine, But Stays in Secret to Avoid Flop
Google has an answer to ChatGPT, but it will release once it is ready to rival AI. Google has an AI chatbot system already testing internally, and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed this on the latest Q4 2022 earnings call of the company.
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Got Milk? China is Now Cloning 'Super Cows,' Producing 50% More Dairy Than Regular Ones
Cloning is now a thing in China, and it started with cows to get more milk. Cloning is still a taboo in the world, but China is now resorting to this to answer for the lack of cattle that produces milk, with a region in the country already seeing calves born from the research.
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ION Trading Hit with Ransomware, FBI Now Investigating it With UK Regulators
ION Trading UK suffers from a massive ransomware attack that security agencies are now investigating.
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‘Pokemon GO’ Valentine's Day 2023: Here’s What to Expect on New Mega Evolutions, Shinies, and MORE
Valentine's Day is coming, but it is not only for your loved ones, but also for Pokemon. The AR world is calling out to trainers, and this Valentine's Day 2023, "Pokemon GO" is offering an event to celebrate the love month together with other trainers, Pokemon, and more.
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ChatGPT Plus Subscription to Priotize Your AI Text-Generation Needs, OpenAI asking $20 Per Month
You can now get a premium access to ChatGPT with its latest subscription. There is a new subscription in place from OpenAI and it is the 'ChatGPT Plus' that will prioritize subscribers to get access to a faster service, especially during peak times when many people are using it.
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ESA: ADEO-N ‘Angel Wings’ For Satellites to Help Expedite Re-Entry Process, Reduce Space Garbage
Reducing space junk is hard, especially as some are left to fall on their own, but the ESA has a way.
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Preserved Brain Fossil Discovered Inside a 319 Million Year-Old Skull, Explaining Evolution
This latest discovery explains a lot about preservation and evolution. Scientists discovered a fossilized fish skull and were able to scan a well-preserved brain inside it, and this is a rare happening in the field of ancient findings.
Elon Musk Locks his Twitter Account to Test Viral Hack to Gain More Visibility—Gets Mocked by Users
Twitter is seeing a viral hack to get more views, and its CEO decided to try it out. Elon Musk is now trying out a viral hack for several hours to know what is wrong with Twitter, particularly as there are claims that going private on the platform with get more visibility.
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Samsung: Here’s Where to Pre-Order Galaxy S23, S23 Ultra for Business—Now with Flatter Screens
The new flagship smartphones from Samsung is here, with a significant screen change. The flagship smartphone from Samsung finally arrives, and the S23 series is now available for pre-order on the company's website with three variants available, including the S23 Ultra for Business.
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Google Maps Android to Add EV Charging Station Routes for Clean Energy Car Owners via the App
Clean energy may go further thanks to this new Google Maps update. Google has updated its Maps recently on Android, but beta testers already spotted its upcoming version, 11.
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Vaccine Blueprint: Northwestern Helps to Increase its Potency, to Fight against Cancer and MORE
Researchers are now debuting a way to make vaccines more effective, through a new guide. A new study from the Northwestern University debuts a so-called "vaccine blueprint," and its goal is to give labs, experts, and makers a guide to develop better immunization shots given to the public.
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Fungal Infection is 'Possible' to Cause a Pandemic, Like 'The Last of Us' Zombies?
The Last of Us TV show gives us a glimpse into a different apocalypse that may be possible. It is known that "The Last of Us" is a work of fiction that imagines a dystopian world where it is overrun by zombies, or the undead, via a fungal infection that altered their minds, behavior, and diet.
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Google to Allow Microsoft 365 Integration on ChromeOS, When is it Coming?
Google is finally allowing Microsoft's famed 365 services to its computer systems. Google announced a new integration for ChromeOS and it centers on delivering the famed Microsoft 365 service available on the platform soon for all users.
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OpenAI Counters its ChatGPT? New Tool From Company Detects AI-Generated Text
There is a new tool to counter ChatGPT and other services, but it's from OpenAI. OpenAI debuted a new tool for the world to use, and it aims to detect AI-generated text and content from the likes of submissions from schoolwork or the internet, to help those in need.
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Twitter Algorithm Hack: Going Private Boosts Reach, Visibility Significantly—Elon Musk is Bothered
There is a Twitter algorithm hack now, and it boosts your visibility and reach on the platform. A new thread is now controversial on Twitter because it talks about an "algorithm hack," one where it can help boost one's visibility and reach factor significantly by going private.
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‘Fortnite’ Teases ‘Dragon Ball Super’ Collaboration—What to Expect?
Wish granted for Fortnite and Dragon Ball fans, but did somebody go on a quest to find these balls? "Fortnite" released a new teaser for its latest collaboration in the game, and it finally confirms the arrival of "Dragon Ball Super" on the platform soon for gamers to experience.
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Samsung’s SmartThings App is Now Available on the iOS—For Matter’s Smart Home Tech
Samsung offers its SmartThings app on the iOS platform as part of its Matter integration. Samsung's SmartThings app is now available on the iOS platform to help give users an alternative to accessing and controlling different smart home devices.
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Apple Music Offers a Super Bowl Experience in the App for Its First Time to Sponsor the NFL Halftime Show
Apple Music wants its subscribers to experience the Super Bowl in a new way. There is a new experience on Apple Music for its subscribers, and this is part of the NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show sponsorship, which was named last year.
