Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Rivian Confirms R2 Launch Coming this March 7—What to Expect?
Rivian's next-gen electric vehicle, the R2, is confirmed for March 7. The next generation of Rivian's electric vehicles is coming soon, and the company confirmed the first in line for its release, the R2, coming this March 7.
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Lotus 2024 Emeya: Car Key Support Now Available for iPhone, Apple Watch for Controls
The 2024 Lotus Emeya EV brings Apple Car Key Support for iPhone and Apple Watch controls. The all-electric Hyper GT, 2024 Lotus Emeya, is adding another feature to its long list of tech available in the car, and this is with Apple's Car Key feature that allows smart device control.
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Fake Biden ‘Pedophile’ Video on Facebook Now Considered Malicious, Meta Oversight Board Rules
Meta's Oversight Board has now removed President Joe Biden's AI-generated fake video. A shocking video of President Joe Biden went viral on Facebook and it has been the center of controversy, depicting the country's leader as a "pedophile" and showing inappropriate scenes.
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YouTube App for Vision Pro is Coming, Google Confirms, But Would Take Long
Google confirms there would be a YouTube app dedicated to the Apple Vision Pro. After holding out during the launch period of the Apple Vision Pro, Google confirms that its team is creating a dedicated YouTube app for the mixed-reality headset as part of its plans.
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Bethesda’s ‘The Elder Scrolls 6’ to Also Release on the PS5, Reports Claim
Betheda's The Elder Scrolls VI is also coming to the PS5 despite earlier rumors. After initially fielded to be a Microsoft platform exclusive for the Xbox and PC, it is now reported that The Elder Scrolls 6, the sequel to the renowned Skyrim, is coming to the PlayStation 5 as well.
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Samsung DDR5 Memory: New ‘Superfast’ Chips Coming, 128GB Also Reportedly Dropping
Samsung is bringing new DDR5 Memory chips that will upgrade the experience. Memory chips are massive deal breakers for PCs, and Samsung is dropping bombs that will improve the industry more, centered on its DDR5 developments.
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iOS 17.4 is Coming this March, Here’s What to Expect
Apple will bring massive changes with iOS 17.4 this March, centered on the EU revamp. One of the most expected updates on Apple's iPhone operating system is coming with iOS 17.
Apple Vision Pro: Use it Without the Light Seal for Better Immersive Experience says Redditors
Apple Vision Pro is meant to be used with its light seal, but Redditors are now discovering better experiences without them.
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CryptoWatch: Bitcoin Mining's US Energy Consumption, FTX Wants to Repay Customers, Top Coin Prices
Read the latest from CryptoWatch and get updates on the top stories in the world of blockchain. This week on Tech Times' CryptoWatch, Bitcoin Mining's power consumption in the United States takes the top headlines as it was discovered by researchers in their initial estimates that it took as much as two percent of the country's electricity.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Japan's New Visa for Remote Workers, NY Pulls Out its Subway Robot, US DEFIANCE Act
Read the latest from the US DEFIANCE Act, New York's subway robot, and Japan's new Visa policy.
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YouTube Tests RGB Feed to Bring Videos with Red, Green, Blue Hue to Watch
YouTube is testing a new feed to experience that will bring specific colors to your watch recommendations.
Life By You Faces Another Delay for Anticipated Simulation Game, Rivaling The Sims
Paradox Interactive announced a new delay for Life By You after its initial promise. The slice-of-life simulation games have been popular for a long time, but a new one called Life By You has brought the hype back when it was first announced, with gamers awaiting the title made to wait more as it announced a new delay.
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Goodbye Nokia? HMD Global to Bring Original, ‘Human Mobile Devices’ says CEO
HMD Global is taking a more active role in creating its line of smartphones, with Nokia fading again.
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Bitcoin Mining Takes 2% of US Electricity, Estimates 25 to 91 Terawatt-hours Consumption
Bitcoin Mining takes up 2 percent of US electricity based on estimates to as much as 91 terawatt-hours.
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Nintendo Direct 2024 Rumors: Here’s What to Expect
Nintendo Direct will come this February, according to the latest rumor. The renowned Japanese multimedia conglomerate, Nintendo, is now getting rumors for an upcoming Nintendo Direct showcase this February 2024 to focus on the latest developments and upcoming releases on its platforms.
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Snap Recall: Pixy Drones Now Bring Fire Risk, Battery Issues—Refunds As Much as $250
Snap is recalling the Pixy drones it sold after finding battery issues with fire risks, refunding customers.
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YouTube Music, Premium Now Have Over 100 Million Subscribers in Total
Google's bid on YouTube subscriptions saw massive growth now. Google went all-in for subscriptions, leveraging its once free-to-use platform, YouTube to bring various subscriptions like Music and YouTube Premium, with their bid now paying off.
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Elon Musk Wants to Move Tesla to Texas from Delaware, After Judge Declines $56B Paycheck
Elon Musk wants to move Tesla entirely to Texas from Delaware after his run-in with a judge. After a Delaware judge and the state's court ruling denied Elon Musk his massive $55.
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FCC: AI-Generated Robocalls to be Made Illegal, Facing Regulation from the Law
The FCC wants to make AI-generated robocalls illegal. The United States Federal Communication Commission wants to make AI-generated robocalls illegal, and the agency is looking to vote on this new regulation against the misuse of the technology.
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Meta Quest 3 to Bring Spatial Video to Work Directly from iPhone’s Shots, Like Vision Pro
Meta announced Quest 3's new feature that brings spatial video compatibility like the Vision Pro.
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Google Maps Now Uses Generative AI to Discover Places, More Features
Google brings its generative AI developments to Maps for an improved experience. What better way to find places than to use the power of generative AI in apps, which is what exactly Google Maps did brought by the latest update to the platform using the internet company's large language models (LLMs).
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FTX Wants to Repay Customers But Does Not Promise Anything, Strategy Now In Place
FTX wants to repay its customers for the missing funds, but there are no guarantees. The latest developments to FTX's quest to clear its name and start over anew are repaying its customers the money it owes after the fall of one of crypto's massive titans.
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Asteroid 2008 OS7 Hurls Towards Earth, Football-Pitch Size Potentially Hazardous Rock Coming
Asteroid 2008 OS7 is coming, known as a potentially hazardous, football pitch-sized space rock. The space rock known as Asteroid 2008 OS7 is hurling past the home planet later this week.
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An Action-Spy Game is Coming to PlayStation from Hideo Kojima, and it Is Not 'Metal Gear?'
PlayStation is getting a new Hideo Kojima game that centers on the tactical-espionage story. Hideo Kojima and Kojima Productions are not sitting idly by with their previous successes and current projects as the renowned gaming developer is teasing a new action-espionage game coming to Sony's PlayStation.
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Microsoft: Palworld is ‘Biggest Third-Party’ Launch on Game Pass, Now Sees 19M Users
Palworld's latest Xbox Game Pass Launch is a success, and the biggest there is, says Microsoft.
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TikTok's Shou Chew Clarifies His Home Country After Senate's Latest Grilling, Not CCP
TikTok's Shou Chew clarifies his affiliations and home in the latest hearing on the Senate. In an awkward setting earlier today on the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing with TikTok, its CEO, Shou Chew, was asked about his affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
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Apple Vision Pro Battery Cable Might Be Removed via iPhone’s SIM Eject Tool For Easy Swapping
Easily swap batteries on the Vision Pro using the iPhone's SIM Eject Tool. One of the innovative features of the Apple Vision Pro is its removable battery, which is unique to current releases from Cupertino as all are using built-in ones, but the battery cable to the wearable is known for being locked-in.
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SpaceX Starship for US Military's Upcoming 'Dangerous' Missions Under Government Control
The US government wants SpaceX's Starship for military missions in the future. The still-experimental stainless steel rocket of SpaceX, the Starship, is now under consideration by the US government for its use on the military's upcoming "dangerous" missions.
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Halo Infinite Update Brings New Map, TV Series Items, and MORE As it Ditches Seasonal Drops
Halo Infinite brings new content in the latest update but will be leaving seasonal drops. A new update from 343 Industries and Xbox now brings a significant drop for Halo Infinite, offering massive new content to arrive in-game, alongside TV series tie-in content for the upcoming Season 2 of the show.
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Microsoft Gaming Soars 49 Percent Higher in Q2 Because of Activision Blizzard, Xbox Remains Stagnant
Microsoft Gaming is getting a boost thanks to its Activision Blizzard deal, but not for its entirety.
