Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Instagram Adds New Content Creation Tools for Memes, AI Stickers, Filters, and MORE
The latest Instagram update adds new tools for Content Creation for the Reels. A new drop from Instagram is now centering on improvements for content creation via the app with the latest tools for the Reels, offering easier access and improved features to help.
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Google Titan Security Keys Feature Passkey Storage—Is It Safe to Use This Physical Device?
Google's Titan Security Keys allows Passkeys storage, for a more secure authentication. Google's Titan Security Keys have added a new feature today, centering on allowing its owners to store Passkeys in the device, further expanding the capabilities for a safer login.
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The Last of Us Part III is Coming? Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann Allegedly Confirms
Neil Druckmann may have teased a sequel to its 2020 game to complete a trilogy. Naughty Dog's top gaming franchise may see a trilogy that fans have been waiting for, with a new teaser believed for The Last of Us Part III may be coming soon.
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Threads DM is Coming Soon, Adam Mosseri Reveals Work—No More App Switching?
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri revealed the plans to bring Threads its DMs. Instagram has seen long-standing requests from the general public to bring Threads its DM (Direct Messages) feature, and that is something under development by the company.
UPDATE: Tesla Cybertruck Reselling Clause Removed, No Longer Seeks to Sue Owners
Tesla went back on its controversial clause on owning the Cybertruck for a whole year. A new update regarding Tesla's controversial clause in the Cybertruck's sale is now going back on its word, and this is about the lawsuit coming an owner's way if they decide to sell the electric pickup within the first year.
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Airbus 'Detumbler' Aims to Keep Dead Satellites Tumbling in the Earth's Orbit—How It Works
The Earth's orbit is notorious for its trash, but Airbus' tech aims to make it safer. Airbus' latest venture is fighting against the uncontrollable problem of tumbling dead satellites left behind in the Earth's orbit with the so-called 'Detumbler,' looking to keep these in place.
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Nothing Chats: iMessage is Coming to Android via the App, But There's a Catch
Nothing Chats is set to bring iMessage to Android, now centering on its beta release. The main ordeal between Google and Apple may already have an answer, and this is with the upcoming "Nothing Chats" from the renowned tech company from the UK, promising to bring iMessage to the Android platform.
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Jeff Bezos' 'Karman Line' is a Space-Themed Bar in West Texas—Is this Blue Origin-Inspired?
Jeff Bezos' love for space transcends into his new bar in his West Texas ranch. The Kármán Line is best known as the boundary between Earth and space set by the Fédération aéronautique internationale (FAI), but there is a place on the planet that has the same name and is a space-themed bar from Jeff Bezos.
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YouTube Labels AI-Generated Content, Requiring Creators to Disclose Use
YouTube will let the public know if the video used AI, also asks creators. Whether the world likes it or not, AI-generated content is now a massive part of the internet and everyday lives, and YouTube is making that clearer for its viewers as it would label the content using the technology.
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The Game Awards Named Six Nominees for Game of the Year, No Hogwarts Legacy
The Game Awards is set to deliver the public's vote for GOTY by December 7. Nominees for this year's The Game Awards have been named, and it is now the hottest topic in the gaming industry after the recent drop, centering on six of the top titles the world saw earlier.
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Netflix's Cloud Gaming is Looking to Expand Beyond Mobile Games—What to Expect?
Netflix is looking to expand beyond mobile games with the platform giving its users the best. It is widely known that Netflix's next big move is set for cloud gaming, with the company already launching this service on a limited scale, but in the latest information, it promises to go beyond mobile games in the future.
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Uber Improves App for Drivers, Couriers Amidst Unfair Sanctions and Deactivations from Customers
Uber is not only making the experience good for customers, but also for its workers. Uber has taken pride in offering the top experiences for customers in ride-hailing and deliveries, but in its latest update, it aims to give its workers, the drivers and couriers, fair treatment in their everyday operations.
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Starship Test Flight 2023: SpaceX is Gearing Up for November Launch, Awaiting Green Light
Elon Musk and SpaceX are ready for Starship's launch this November. After as much as eight months since SpaceX first conducted Starship's first test flight and saw its explosion, the company is now looking forward to its second launch to take place this November.
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New York City eVTOL Takeover: Joby, Volocopter Begun Flight Demo
Get a glimpse of (or ride) Joby Aviation and Volocopter's air taxis for their demo flights. The latest take on transportation has taken its first flight in New York City, with eVTOL air taxis soon flying in the Big Apple after conducting its first demonstration of what it can bring to the city.
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Should You Get the PlayStation Portal? Only a 'Window' to Sony's PS5
Sony's PlayStation Portal is near, and reviews are talking about this new handheld console. After more than a decade since Sony's last foray into portable gaming consoles, it is set to bring its take on handhelds with the nearing PlayStation Portal.
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Google Bard Scammers Sued: Two Vietnam-based Groups Exploit the AI, DMCA Takedowns—How?
Google is taking legal action against scammers that exploit Bard's name. Ever seen an ad online that claims it is Bard and wants you to download it? Stop, as these so-called "apps" or "platforms" may be malware, and Google now sued these Vietnam-based groups for their campaign.
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Rainbox Six Siege Marketplace Beta is Coming Soon—Here's What to Expect
Rainbow Six Siege is set to bring its Marketplace and the beta soon. The long-running game from Ubisoft Montreal, Rainbox Six Siege, is set to bring a new feature for all, and this is the appearance of its Marketplace that will soon bring customization features in-game.
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Samsung's More Affordable Foldable Phones to Start at Half the Regular Release Price—How Cheap?
Samsung is looking to cut the price on its future foldables by as much as half. A cheaper, more affordable Samsung foldable smartphone was reportedly coming next year, but this latest update speculated a half as much cheaper pricing for future releases.
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iPad Pro OLED is Coming Next Year from Apple, But Will It be Worth It?
OLED may be the next big thing coming for the iPad Pro for its 2024 update. Massive speculations are set for the year 2024 that center on Apple's developments, but one of the most significant upgrades coming is for the iPad Pro lineup for next year.
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Tesla Cybertruck Owners Cannot Sell EV Pickup for 1st Year Or They Will Face Lawsuits
Cybertruck owners signed a purchase agreement with Tesla that locks them in for a year with the EV. While some drivers are looking forward to their Tesla Cybertruck deliveries coming later this month, there is a new clause in their purchase agreement of the EV pickup about selling it.
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CryptoWatch: ApeFest's Severe Eye Strains, Revisiting SBF's Trial, and Top Coin Prices
ApeFest 2023's lasting impression was not what it expected, alongside SBF's criminal trial.
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Tech Times Weekly Wrap: Omegle's Shutdown and Alternatives, Humane's AI Pin, and Valve Steam Deck OLED
Get updated with the top news from last week and be updated to this week's new round of tech developments.
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Apple iOS 18 to Be the Most 'Ambitious,' 'Compelling' Despite Pausing Developments Now
Apple is set to bring the most upgrades for iOS 18, but for now, it sees a pause. There are massive preparations for Apple now centering on iOS 18, but that was recently set aside as the company is fixing bugs for the current OS.
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What Will Happen to GTA Online Profiles? New Grand Theft Auto VI Report Reveals
GTA 6 is allegedly coming, and the bugging question for GTA Online players is, will it carry over? The world is preparing for the arrival of Grand Theft Auto VI as it was claimed to be coming, but there is a massive question for fans of the franchise, particularly for gamers of GTA V's GTA Online, specifically, to their profiles.
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NASA, USGS Partners to Use U2 Spy Planes, Map Minerals in the Desert for Raw Materials
NASA and USGS are using U2 planes to scout for raw materials in the desert and avoid import reliance.
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Snapdragon Satellite: Qualcomm, Iridium Partnership Now Ending, No Longer Offers to Android
Qualcomm and Iridium ended their partnership on Snapdragon Satellite, a service for Android. In what could have been Android's take on a technology that Apple already has, they have fumbled the ball, as the Snapdragon Satellite did not see a massive adoption in the tech, and now, it is ending.
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Amazon 'Vega' Soon to Replace Android-Based Fire OS for Fire TV, Tablets, Echo, and MORE
Vega is set to replace Amazon's Fire OS, best known for being a fork of Android. It will soon be a new age over at Amazon for its renowned tech, centering on the company's increasing intel about its development of the "Vega," its new operating system codename.
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Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda Live Action Movie Hints 'Link' Casting—Will It Be Accurate?
Nintendo reportedly revealed its preference for Link's character in the live-action movie. The success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie paved the way for more Nintendo adaptations to take place, with the next in line centering on The Legend of Zelda's live-action take, now seeing hints on who its main character would be.
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Valve's Steam Deck is a Hit, 'Multiple Millions' Sold Since 2021—Now Prepping for OLED
Handheld gaming saw its growth with the revolutionary Steam Deck which was a hit for Valve. For two years, the Valve Steam Deck offered the world and its gamers a chance to bring their favorite PC experience with them anywhere, with the company claiming that it was a smashing hit for them.
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Samsung Plans to Bring Affordable and Cheaper Foldables by 2024—What to Expect?
Samsung is looking to deliver a more affordable and cheaper foldable phone by 2024. One of the leading companies in delivering foldable phones, Samsung, is reportedly planning to develop a new device that would be more affordable and cheaper compared to what it offers in its lineup.
