Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Tesla Q4 2022: More than 405,000 EV Deliveries, New Record—Still Misses Wall Street Expectations
Tesla did a good job this 2022, but not enough for analysts. Tesla recently shared the news about its last quarter of 2022 performance, claiming that there are over 405,000 electric vehicle deliveries it was able to make for its global market.
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Fitbit Premium Sale: Should this be your 2023 Companion to Fitness and Good Health?
A fit and healthy 2023 resolution gets a good deal from Fitbit. Fitbit Premium is now on sale for its subscription service that offers the best of what the fitness tracking company has to offer, in time to fulfill one's 2023 resolution for a healthier year.
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Samsung Bespoke AI Oven Features a Camera to Livestream Your Dishes or Pastries
Instead of checking time-to-time or opening the oven door, view it from the app. It is only 2023, but this seems to be the future everyone is talking about where the smart home offers a wide range of interconnected activities that users may monitor, especially with Samsung's new Bespoke AI Oven.
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LockBit Ransomware Gang Offers Decryptor to SickKids Hospital, Apologizes After Wrongful Attack
SickKids Canada faced a serious attack, but it was not intentional says the hackers. SickKids hospital faced a massive attack from the LockBit ransomware gang over the holidays, and this is now something that the ransomware-as-a-service group wants to make right.
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Limited Run Games Sale 2023: Here’s the Titles to Expect on the Company’s First Blowout of the Year
2023 is a year of opportunities, one that Limited Run Games will fulfill early on. The sale event for the Holiday season is over, and it left everything in 2022, but there is a post-New Year's sale during the start of this year, and one of the famous companies to host this is Limited Run Games.
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Apple iOS Features 2023: What to Expect on the iPhone this New Year
New year means new features for the iOS, with a lot to look forward to this 2023. It is this time of the year when people would wonder what things they will look forward to, and this also includes their choice of technology, especially with one of the largest names in the industry, Apple.
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NASA Artemis Orion Spacecraft is Back at Kennedy Space Center for ‘Extensive Analysis’
NASA's Artemis team will study the Orion spacecraft before its next outing. The Orion spacecraft, best known for being the vessel that astronauts would soon board on their way to the Moon, is now back at Kennedy Space Center for further inspection and study.
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CryptoWatch: FTX's Court Hearing Events, and the 'Unsellable' NFT Marketplace
With the many debacles on the cryptocurrency industry, it is here to stay, but not for companies. CryptoWatch's cryptocurrency weekly wrap-up is here to share another batch of top stories in the digital blockchain world and all that comes with it, and still one of the largest stories from last year is the FTX issues and its court proceedings.
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YouTube TV Split Screen Feature: Watch Multiple NFL Sunday Ticket Games at Once
Viewers are in for a treat this 2023, particularly with YouTube TV's NFL Sunday Ticket. YouTube TV laid out its plans for 2023, and it will be a massive year for the company, especially with the upcoming new features like the split screen that will allow viewers to watch multiple games at once.
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TechTimes 2022 Wrap-Up: Here are the Top Stories That Made Last Year's Headlines
Time to look back on the things that mattered last year, as you head on to 2023. (Photo : Tech Times) As 2023 bloomed in a roaring fashion, with people jumping up and down and celebrating the start of something new, it is time to look back on the stories that mattered, which TechTimes shared with all.
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Top 5 Best Website Change Monitoring Apps in 2023
Are you looking for a good website change monitoring solution for 2023? You have come to the right place. Read more about them here.
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Bethesda Offers One of Its Best Games for Free via Prime Gaming—What’s the Catch?
Bethesda's latest free game is available via Prime Gaming, but there's a catch. There is a new spotting from a famous online games leaker regarding a free game from Bethesda, and it is one of the most famous games from the company.
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Telegram Update 2022: Here are the New Features for iOS, Android Before the Year Ends
From Hidden Messages to clearing up your storage, Telegram went big before the New Year in this update.
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CES 2023: ACWA Robotics' Clean Water Pathfinder is a Snake Robot that Travels on your Pipes
A slithering robot is coming your way at CES 2023, renowned as an Innovation Awards Honoree. The Consumer Electronics Show 2023 (CES) is famous for all its technological advancements showcase at the start of every year, and its next showcase will feature a snake-like robot that travels on one's pipes.
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Lockheed Martin JAGM: Long-Range Missile Now Ready for Full-Rate Production Says US Army
Lockheed Martin's most reliable missile is now ready to take orders. Lockheed Martin recently received approval from the United States Army for a full-rate production on its Joint-Air-To-Ground Missile (JAGM) ventures.
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Top 5 Remote Working Software in 2022 for Your Business
Here are the top 5 best business products to improve remote work setup. (Photo : Windows / Unsplash) Hundreds of thousands of employees still seek remote work long after the restrictions due to the pandemic are partially lifted in most countries.
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Stalker 2: New Trailer Drop, Release Date, and MORE
GSC Game World brought new information on Stalker 2's development and release date. "Stalker 2," a. k. a. "S. T. A. L. K. E. R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl," gets another trailer from its developers, GSC Game World, which also talks about the upcoming release date of the game for next year.
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CES 2023: OLED Gaming Monitors with 240Hz Coming by the January Showcase
The famous tech showcase next year will bring the top displays for gaming. CES is a highly anticipated annual event at the start of every year, and this CES 2023, there already are prospects for the display industry to showcase new devices from different companies.
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YouTube Faces An Appeal for its Children Tracking Lawsuit, Case is Now Back
YouTube and other platforms like DreamWorks, Cartoon Network, and more are back on the hot seat. YouTube and other kids' content platforms are now back in the heat for their alleged illegal children tracking activities to lure children into the streaming website to watch its content.
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New York Right to Repair Already Signed by Governor, But There’s A Catch
Right to Repair will take effect in New York by July 2023, but people are not looking forward to it.
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Apple Watch Stress Monitor Feature: Three Apps to Help You Know Your Levels Now Available
Apple is proven to be ready for a Stress Monitor feature, but apps already offer it. Stress is eating people away, and it is because of the internal body functions that see the effect from one's moods, hormones, and others that highly affect productivity and different factors for a person.
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Is Birda a Twitter Alternative? This New Social Media App is Taking the Bird Literally
If you are looking for a new experience on social media, Birda is for you. There is a new social media platform that is the talk of the town now, and its main concept is birds, with a lot comparing it to the famous company and app, Twitter.
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VIRAL: DKOldies Sold Rapper Lil Yachty A Massive Collection of Retro Games for 5 Different Consoles
DKOldies surely fulfilled Lil Yachty's holiday wishes with this viral purchase of retro games. Whether one is alive in the early days of gaming or is only buying games now, people still save up to get their preferred titles, especially now that there is a massive boost in popularity for retro games.
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Galaxy Digital Acquires Argo, Helios Bitcoin Mining Facility Amidst Possible Bankruptcy for $100 Million
Galaxy Digital's deal with the Argo Blockchain, Helios Bitcoin Mining facility helps save the company.
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Apple’s Find My App Helps Track California Car Accident, But iPhone Did Not Notify Emergency Service
When the iPhone failed to contact the emergency services, Find My became a reliable tool for this crash.
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Southwest Airlines Cancellations this Holidays May Be Due to ‘Outdated’ Software, Apart from the Harsh Winter
Southwest Airlines's holiday flights face software problems, and not the weather alone. Southwest Airlines is one of the companies that issued the worst news people would receive this Holidays 2022 season, and it is with the canceled flights that means they cannot go to their destinations this time.
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Amazon Sports App Coming Soon? Aims to Standalone from Prime Video, Already has Plans for the Service
There might be an upcoming new subscription under Amazon's services with a new sports app. Amazon is massive on its streaming, and one of its strongest suits is its sports content available on Prime Video which it aims to make independent from the platform.
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Google Chrome New Security Option: Block HTTP Downloads, HTTPS to Become the New Default?
Chrome is planning to roll out new security options for everyone's downloads. Google is on its way to rolling out a new security option for its Chrome browser regarding giving the public a chance to block out HTTP downloads on the web.
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‘Super Mario Bros. The Movie’ is Coming Much Later on Neflix than its Theatrical Release—Here’s When
If you plan on saving some money for the Super Mario movie, don't worry as it is coming to Netflix.
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Microsoft Notepad: Old App Tests out New Tab Features for Windows 11
It was a feature that Windows tests out, not yet meant for a release. There was a recent spotting of a new feature for the Windows Notepad from Microsoft, centering on adding tabs for multiple files to work on or open via the application.
