Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Washington is Handing Free Apple AirTags to Residents to Combat Car Theft
Apple's AirTags is now one of the top solutions in Washington to fight car theft. The country's seat of government, Washington D. C. is now handing out free Apple AirTags to its citizens because of the significant rise of car thefts in the district, looking to use the tech to reduce the crime.
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Doritos Silent: Crunch Cancellation AI Software Now Available for Windows PCs—What is It?
Doritos Silent is now leveraging its "crunch cancellation" AI software for gamers. Have you ever been reprimanded or trash talked by teammates whenever you have the mic on and you are eating chips? This is what Doritos Silent wants to change for your future online gaming experience.
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Apple Mac is Not Selling Well but Tim Cook Believes M3 Will Help Improve Computer Sales
Over the years, there has been a decline on the Mac. Apple's fourth-quarter earnings report has revealed a lot about its performance, with the Mac now struggling to sell in the market, seeing a significant decline in its annual revenue.
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Elon Musk Celebrates SpaceX, Starlink Achieving 'Breakeven Cash Flow,' Satellite Internet Milestone
Elon Musk and the SpaceX team achieved a significant milestone today. A significant business milestone was achieved by Elon Musk, SpaceX, and Starlink, with the tech CEO announcing that the companies "achieved breakeven cash flow" earlier today.
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Sam Bankman-Fried is Guilty: Criminal Trial Conclusion Finds Ex-CEO Accountable for All 7 Charges
The Southern District of New York found Sam Bankman-Fried guilty on all charges. The proclaimed trial of the century that did not get widely broadcasted in the country, US v Sam Bankman-Fried, has now reached its conclusion, and the court found the ex-CEO guilty of all the seven counts filed against him.
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Sierra Space Dream Chaser: Commercial Spaceplane Ready for NASA Testing, Orbital Flight
NASA will soon test the capabilities of the Dream Chaser in its first orbital test flight. The world's first commercial spaceplane, as what it is called by the company and many more, the Sierra Space's Dream Chaser, is now ready for its NASA testing, centering on its maiden orbital flight.
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Max is Downgrading Features for Ad-Free Subscription in Favor of its 'Ultimate Ad-Free'
Max is changing things for its ad-free subscription, and its old features you enjoy are bidding farewell.
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NASA's Spot the International Station is Now an App–Here's What You Need to Know
NASA is now offering users a more intuitive experience to get to know the orbiting station better. There is a new app from NASA that can help the old-timers and newbies in spotting things in the orbit, particularly, the International Space Station where exactly its location is, and more to learn about it.
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Apple Teams Up With Anytime Fitness to Bring Fitness+ App for Free to Members
Apple has partnered with Anytime Fitness, giving its members access to an Apple Fitness+ subscription at no additional cost.
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Apple Pencil with USB-C is Here But it Lacks Features from Previous Generation—What Tech?
The Apple Pencil is here with the latest USB-C, but there are features now gone. The latest Apple Pencil is here, and it comes with USB-C, this is the latest that Apple has to offer for its devices that use the stylus, particularly for the iPad lineup.
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NFL Sunday Ticket Sale: 50% Off in its Mid-Season with a Freebie If You Subscribe Now
The NFL Sunday Ticket is 50 percent off now, but this is because it is already mid-season. For those who are still unsubscribed to the NFL Sunday Ticket now, the league has a treat for you, offering as much as 50 percent off this season until the upcoming playoffs series.
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Subaru to Adopt Tesla NACS by 2025, Supercharger Access Also in the Books
Tesla NACS is growing to be the popular standard, and Subaru has joined the charge. A new Japanese car manufacturer is joining the charge towards EV standardization, with Subaru announcing that it is adopting the Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) for its clean energy cars.
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Netflix Ad-Supported Tiers Brings Updates After a Year—To Allow Downloads, Binge Ads, and MORE
Netflix brings a significant upgrade for the ad-supported tier, treating customers with new features.
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Apple iPhone Batterygate Case Still Ongoing in the UK—Up to $2B in Damages
The United Kingdom is still gunning for Apple with the batterygate lawsuit. In the past years, Apple has tried to get out of the infamous batterygate scandal, but the lawsuit remains in the United Kingdom and the Cupertino giant is still facing a massive fee that it failed to block.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Easter Egg: Hints About Daredevil DLC—But How?
Spider-Man 2 easter eggs are pouring in now, with Daredevil expected as a future DLC. The new Marvel's Spider-Man 2 has seen a warm welcome from fans and gamers, with many seeing the new experiences available, including the easter eggs in the game.
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DoorDash Advises You to Tip Upon Ordering or Drivers Might Not Take Your Booking
DoorDash has announced that not tipping upon booking your order may lead to longer wait times. The service delivered by DoorDash still depends on their drivers' performance, and they can decide on which bookings to take, which is why the company advised tipping upon ordering for more chances of getting accommodated.
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Chrome for iOS: Google Now Allows Moving the Address Bar to the Bottom of the Page like Safari
Google now allows Chrome for iOS to set where the address bar is situated. One of the most requested features for Google's Chrome app for the iOS platform is the ability to change the location of the address bar and have it available at the bottom of the page.
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Atari to Acquire Digital Eclipse for $20M—More Retro Games Coming?
Atari's return is also looking to acquire a new company, a games developer called Digital Eclipse.
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Tesla Autopilot Wins Case, Not Responsible for Fatal 2019 Model 3 Crash
It was recently found in court that the Tesla Autopilot is not to blame for the accident. The looming case over Tesla and its Autopilot is now over, as the company won the case when the California jury ruled that the company and its assistive driving system are not the culprits to a previous accident.
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YouTube: Ad-Blockers No Longer Allowed with Streaming, Applies to Global Users
There have been different crackdowns done by YouTube before, but this is the absolute one. Gone are the days when users enjoyed their hack of using YouTube with ad blockers, as the company has now fully blocked the technology from being used with the streaming platform.
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Sam Bankman-Fried: ‘Can't Recall’ What He Did at FTX Amidst Cross-Examination
In the recent questioning of the plaintiffs against Sam Bankman-Fried, the ex-CEO could not remember events at FTX.
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Fortnite OG: Chapter 1 Return Is Confirmed With Original Map Coming—What to Expect?
Epic Games is bringing back the Fortnite OG, with its Chapter 1 map returning soon. Epic Games is treating gamers to a blast from the past, centering on the #FortniteOG experience that will bring its Chapter 1 original map back to the current season.
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Porsche to Add Native Google Apps to Cars, An Answer to Volkswagen’s Software Issues?
Native Google apps will now be available on Porsche's infotainment systems. The German sports car company, Porsche, has recently announced its upcoming offers that will feature Google native apps to its vehicles in the future, centering on integrating the experience in every drive.
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PSA for Pixel 6 Users: Don’t Update to Android 14, Storage Issues Arise
Google's Android 14 is now "breaking" Pixel 6 smartphones in new update. One of the top operating systems is here, as Android 14 is now slowly rolling out to different eligible smartphones in the market, but there is an issue present now for Google's Pixel 6 lineup, with many users affected.
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Sony Pulse Explore: The Only Wireless Earbuds to Work for PlayStation Portal is Coming this December
Sony confirmed the upcoming release date of the new Pulse Explore, meant for the PlayStation Portal.
pgLang’s Light Phone is Here, New Minimalist Phone from Kendrick Lamar’s Company and Light
Kendrick Lamar's pgLang drops the "Light Phone," a minimalist device for only your needs.
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Google: Search How to Solve Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Physics Problems—Made Better
Google's Search is now your tutor, or a friend that gives out solutions to homeworks. Have you ever tried searching Google for answers to your homework, and more specifically, math and science problems? Back in the day, this was a hard feat, as Google would only lead users to websites or tutorials on YouTube-but in their latest update, you may now use Search to help you with your math homework directly, centering on Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Physics.
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Gran Turismo 7 Update: 7 New Cars Coming, ‘Big Update’ Teased by Series Director
Gran Turismo's big update is coming soon, as teased by its series director. Your Gran Turismo 7 experience will soon see a massive update coming, as the latest content is right around the corner, with seven new cars coming soon alongside this new drop.
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Elon Musk: X Posts With Misinformation Are Now 'Ineligible for Revenue Share'
X owner Elon Musk announced on Sunday that the social media platform will no longer give revenue share to users who spread lies as part of its campaign to combat disinformation.
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Meta Quest 3: Should You Use a Bluetooth Headphone or a Wired Connection for Better Audio?
The Meta Quest 3 device features Bluetooth connections for wireless accessories but reports claim that for wireless earphones, it is laggy.
