Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple Wallet on iPhones, Apple Watches Now Supports US Passports
Apple Wallet now allows users to add their US passports to the app via their iPhones or Apple Watches.
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Airbnb Tests 'Instacart' Feature That Lets Users Order Groceries, Supplies Before Their Stay
Airbnb tests a feature where users could purchase groceries or supplies via Instacart before their stay at their rentals.
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Waymo Expands Self-Driving on Freeways in Three Major US Cities—Here's What to Expect
Waymo is taking its driverless Waymo One rides to the freeways, and it is targeting three major cities for this expansion.
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OpenAI Brings GPT-5.1 to ChatGPT Featuring 'Warmer, More Intelligent, and Better' Chatbot
OpenAI has upgraded ChatGPT with GPT-5.1, its more capable and most advanced model to date.
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'Pokemon Pokopia' Release Date Set for March 5, Coming Exclusively to the Switch 2
Pokemon Pokopia's release schedule is set, and the game is expected to bring its cozy life-sim experience to the Switch 2 this March 5.
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'Marvel Rivals' Confirms Rogue, Gambit as Next Heroes to Debut—New Mutant Also Teased to Join Soon
Rogue and Gambit are the next heroes joining Marvel Rivals, and another mutant is being teased to join the game soon.
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WhatsApp May Soon Let You Use the Same Facebook, Instagram Handle You Have
Your Facebook and Instagram username may be used for WhatsApp as seen in the latest beta for the messaging app.
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Apple Unveils the iPhone Pocket—A Limited Edition 3D-Knitted Sock-like Strap to Carry Your Devices
Apple collaborated with ISSEY MIYAKE for the iPhone Pocket, a new fashion accessory that will help you carry your devices.
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Threads for Podcasts: Latest Test Allows Creators to Promote, Discuss Shows Directly
Meta has added a way to allow creators to maximize their podcast promotions and discussions on the Threads app.
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Google Unveils Private AI Compute, a Gemini-run Cloud Platform Promising Security
Google brings a new cloud platform to process all things AI, with the Private AI Compute promising more secure experiences.
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Wikipedia Wants Companies to Stop Scraping Data for AI Training, Offers Paid API Access Instead
The company behind Wikipedia wants companies to stop scraping data from their website for their AI training needs.
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Apple Indefinitely Delays iPhone Air 2 Development, Says Report—Will It be Canceled?
Apple has reportedly delayed the iPhone Air 2's development indefinitely, and now many are wondering if it will eventually be canceled.
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2027 iPhone Full Display: Front Camera Set to be Invisible Like Face ID, Says Report
A new report suggests that Apple is planning for the 2027 iPhone to have an invisible front camera, similar to the Face ID.
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Samsung Galaxy S26+ Renders Leak Hints at the Future Focus of Its Smartphone Lineup
A new leak showcases the renders of the Galaxy S26+, and it may be a massive confirmation of what Samsung has in store.
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'Assassin's Creed Mirage: Valley of Memories' DLC Trophies Leak Online—What to Expect?
Assassin's Creed Mirage's upcoming Valley of Memories DLC is at the center of a leak that focuses on the trophies that will be included.
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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Leaks Ahead of Official Launch, Showing Off Its Sleeker Body, Design
DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 has leaked online, showing off its new, sleeker body ahead of its official launch.
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'Half-Life 3' Release Date: Fan Theory Speculates on Potential Launch of Highly Anticipated Game
A fan theory is pinpointing the potential launch of Half-Life 3, one of the most anticipated games in the industry.
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Blue Origin Postpones New Glenn's 2nd Launch Due to Weather—When's the Next Launch Window?
Blue Origin has decided to postpone the second launch of its New Glenn spacecraft after facing bad weather conditions.
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Apple: More Satellite Connectivity Features Coming to the iPhone, Says Report
Apple reportedly has plans to expand its satellite connectivity features for the iPhone, according to a new report.
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YouTube TV Gives $20 Credit to Compensate For Disney Content Removal—Redeem Yours Now
YouTube TV is now giving out compensation to subscribers worth $20 after losing Disney content on its platform.
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'Fortnite' x 'Stranger Things' Crossover Is Coming to Blitz Royale Game Mode: What to Expect?
Fortnite and Stranger Things are back with a crossover, but this time, for a specific game mode known as Blitz Royale.
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'GTA 6' Website Updates After Delay Announcements, But It Still Brings Bad News
Rockstar Games has finally updated the GTA 6 website, but the news is not better after the delay announcements.
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Spotify Expands on Wrapped-like Stats Sharing Feature to Friends via Social Media Platforms
Spotify expands on sharing stats to friends via various social media platforms with new Wrapped-like feature.
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Tesla FSD 'Text and Drive' Feature Coming Real Soon to Its EVs, Says Elon Musk
Elon Musk claims that Tesla's FSD is getting a massive upgrade soon which will allow drivers to text and drive.
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Azure Outage Takes Down Microsoft 365, Xbox, and More, But Company Says It's in Recovery
Microsoft's Azure cloud service faced an outage that took down some of its key services, including 365, Xbox, and more.
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Instagram Introduces a Way to 'Tune' Algorithm on the Platform—First on Reels, Then Explore
Instagram is adding a way for users to "tune" their algorithm to see their preferred content, which is first heading to Reels.
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'Crash Bandicoot' Netflix Show Is Reportedly Under Development—Will Naughty Dog be Involved?
Netflix is reportedly working on a Crash Bandicoot adaptation, and Naughty Dog's involvement is being speculated on.
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YouTube Rolls Out 'Super Resolution' Automatic AI Upscaling to Improve Quality on Low-Res Videos
YouTube rolls out its new Super Resolution feature that adds automatic AI upscaling to improve low-res video quality.
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PSA: Update Your Starlink Software Before Nov. 17 to Avoid Deactivation, Internet Issues
Starlink has announced that it is requiring an update on dishes, used or unused, before November 17 to avoid deactivation.
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YouTube Wants to Restrict Showing 'Graphic Violence' in Video Games on Uploads, Streams
YouTube's policy is updating to restrict video game-related uploads and steams containing graphic violence.
