Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Google’s Android Cross-Device Features Now Available, Similar to Apple Handoff
Google's Android Cross-Device features are now available to use in different devices. Sharing is one of the top experiences available on smart devices, especially with Android, and Google has expanded on that earlier this year, centering on cross-device features that are now available.
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Apple TV+ Ad-Supported Plan Coming? Reports Claim Now in Talks With UK Agency
Apple TV+ is working with UK ad agencies to bring ad-supported plans soon. The next step for Apple's TV+ streaming platform is looking towards offering a new tier, with reports claiming that this will be the ad-supported plan for subscribers that would save them costs on monthly subscriptions.
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Like a Dragon: Yakuza Series Adaptation Trailer Drops—Coming Soon on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video is back with another video game adaptation, Like a Dragon: Yakuza’s trailer, which showcases the new series.
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TSMC Finds Success in Q2 2024 But Still Looks to Hike Prices
TSMC reported a massive Q2 2024 success, but an imminent price hike is coming. One of the world's largest chip manufacturers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
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Trump Promises US Crypto Focus in Recent Bitcoin Conference—Here's What's Coming
Donald Trump is promising a future for cryptocurrency in the US. The recent Bitcoin Conference held in Nashville, Tennessee, saw Presidential nominee, Donald J.
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TikTok Ban: US DOJ Wants Court to Reject Appeal on Law as TikTok Collected User Data
The US DOJ wants the court to reject TikTok's appeal on the law that would ban it because of its user data collection.
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Amazon, Microsoft, Tencent Introduce AI Tools for Game Developers—Is This the Future?
ChinaJoy Expo sees Amazon, Microsoft, Tencent, and more deliver AI tools for game developers. The future of video game development may lean more heavily on generative AI, as companies like Amazon, Microsft, and Tencent have all introduced their AI tools meant to assist game developers.
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New Frontier Aerospace: Hypersonic Engine 'Mjölnir' Finds Success in Tests, A World's First
New Frontier Aerospace successfully tested Mjölnir, the world's first hypersonic engine. US startup New Frontier Aerospace has found success in its series of tests of its hypersonic engine called "Mjölnir," based on the best-known hammer of the Norse mythology thunder god, Thor.
Apple Intelligence to Adhere to US AI Safety Rules from Biden Administration
Apple Intelligence will be adhering to the US AI Safety rules that was introduced by the Biden administration.
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OpenAI Debuts SearchGPT, the Generative AI-Powered Search Engine Rivaling Google, Bing
OpenAI launched its SearchGPT in limited availability, leveraging its generative AI powers for search.
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NASA, Sierra Space Blew Up the LIFE Space Station, 2nd Time for the Inflatable—Here’s Why
NASA and Sierra Space blew up the LIFE Space Station again, the second time for the inflatable. The inflatable space station that Sierra Space has been building was blown up by the company and NASA again, and it was a dedicated event for the LIFE station that would be a possible orbiting facility.
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X Private Likes Fiasco Made Public was Because of ‘Security Incident,’ Company Claims
X claims that the private likes being publicly visible was because of a security incident it suffered.
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Google Discover Brings Back Polls for Users, Related Search Appears After Voting
Google's Discover feature brings back polls which are guised as 'Daily Games.' A new experience is being introduced by Google Discover which offers polls regarding certain topics, one that would bring back a similar offer before which offers it on the homepage.
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Fallout Shelter Adds 4 Vaulties from Amazon Prime Video Series—Who are Coming?
Fallout Shelter adds four Vaulties from the iconic Prime Video series for you to oversee. The wait for Season 2 may still be a long one, but Fallout Shelter players now have a chance to reminisce more on Amazon Prime Video's iconic series with the addition of four new Vaulties to the game.
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Max iOS SharePlay Feature Now Available for Ad-Free Subscriptions—How Does It Work?
Max's latest feature for iOS users is SharePlay, offering a simultaneous streaming experience for ad-free users.
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Meta Oversight Board Recommends New Deepfake Rules, Particularly for Sexually-Explicit Content
Meta is now being recommended to update its rules on sexually explicit deepfakes, says the Oversight Board.
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T-Mobile One’s Un-Contract Face Class-Action Lawsuit for Going Back on Promise With Price Hikes
T-Mobile One's 'Un-contract' lifetime price guarantee faces a class-action lawsuit. The United States' fastest 5G telco, T-Mobile, is now facing a class-action lawsuit for its T-Mobile One's 'Un-contract' promise to users, infamously known for offering a lifetime price assurance to its subscribers.
Samsung’s Galaxy Ring is In Demand, Now Increases Production
Samsung is now increasing the production on its Galaxy Ring because of massive demands. The future availability of Samsung's Galaxy Ring may soon multiply as it is reportedly increasing the production of its new health-centered wearable for its customers.
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YouTube Miniplayer on Android App Gets Redesign, Similar to Picture-in-Picture?
YouTube's Android app is redesigning its Miniplayer, and it is looking similar to an existing feature.
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Meta Threads: Create New Feeds via Search to Focus on Certain Topics Only
Threads now offer a new feature that lets you create new feeds by searching for them. Meta is now offering a way for Threads users to create new feeds based on almost all kinds of topics they wish to see on the social media platform, and they only need to search for it.
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Xbox Game Pass Adds Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Available to These Tiers Only
Call of Duty's Modern Warfare III is now available to play on the Xbox Game Pass. The latest game from Activision Blizzard's first-person shooter is now available on the Xbox Game Pass, with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III offered through the online subscription service.
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Twitch Updates Policy to Protect Users From Sexual Harassment via Chats, Now Clear on Restrictions
Twitch updated its policies and added new ones which addresses sexual harassment in chats. In the latest update from Twitch on its policies and content moderation, the company is now proactively going against sexual harassment, especially for chats.
Apple Vision Pro Adds ‘Lake Vrangla’ Environment in Full VR Mode
Apple Vision Pro gets 'Lake Vrangla,' a new environment in VR mode. The latest for the Vision Pro experience expands more on its renowned 'Environments' list which offers virtual backgrounds for users to see, now offering 'Lake Vrangla' available to access.
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Netflix Games is Expanding with Latest Hiring of Former Epic Games Executive VP
Netflix Games is expanding, and this starts with its latest hiring of a former Epic Games executive vice president.
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Spotify Hi-Fi Subscription Plan to be Around $20 Monthly, CEO Revealed
Spotify's future HiFi audio subscription would be at around $20 per month, says its CEO. The next tier for Spotify's Premium subscription is not yet here but reports about the HiFi audio plans and how much would it cost users have already been revealed by its CEO, Daniel Ek.
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Apple Intelligence to Allow Creating New Playlist Artwork for Apple Music
Apple Intelligence would soon allow users to create new playlist artwork on Apple Music. Instead of a system-generated or available playlist artwork on Apple Music, the future may offer generative AI developments that would allow users to create their own via Apple Intelligence.
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Bybit Introduces 2 New Features in Crypto Exchange Platform for All Traders
Bybit introduces two new features for its crypto exchange platform, available now for all kinds of traders.
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Sony’s PS5 Pro Leak Confirmed by Data Miners in No Man’s Sky Codes—What to Expect?
Sony has plans for a PS5 Pro, a console leaked in a game's codes. The rumors behind the PS5 Pro are starting to add up, as new evidence regarding Sony's plans to release the upgraded console was discovered by data miners about it.
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Google’s Wiz Acquisition Worth $23 Billion is Now Dead, Startup to Prioritize IPO
Google's acquisition of Wiz is now dead, as the startup is prioritizing its IPO. Google's supposed $23 billion acquisition of the cybersecurity firm, Wiz, is now reportedly dead, and both companies will go their separate ways this time.
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ULA Targets a September Vulcan Test Flight, Rocket’s Success to Open Military Missions Soon
ULA is gearing up for a mid-September test flight for the Vulcan, a key launch for its future military missions.
