Month: June 2020

A mysteriously dimming star in the Orion constellation, normally visible to the naked eye in the night sky, could have been explained, with scientists tapping new astronomical data to figure out what’s going on almost 500 light years away. Betelgeuse is usually the tenth-brightest star in the sky at night, a red supergiant much larger … Continue reading Betelgeuse’s supergiant star dimming mystery may finally have been solved Continue Reading →

Over the past several years, we’ve seen numerous game developers and publishers attempt to successfully enter the battle royale space. Few have succeeded in making a splash, but the ones that have – Fortnite, PUBG, and Apex Legends, specifically – have become immensely popular games. It looks like Ubisoft may soon try its hand at the battle royale … Continue reading Hyper Scape reportedly Ubisoft’s first foray into battle royale Continue Reading →

NASA has announced that on June 24, engineers completed the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket’s structural testing process for the Artemis lunar mission. The testing process was specifically for the liquid oxygen structural test article to find its point of failure. SLS program manager John Honeycutt said that the completion of that test was a … Continue reading Artemis Space Launch System structural testing has been completed Continue Reading →

Microsoft has released a new, free tool to help restore inadvertently deleted or corrupted data, with the new Windows File Recovery tool promising to save your lost Windows 10 data. While you might think that, in this age of numerous cloud backup services, lost files would no longer be a problem, anyone staring forlornly at … Continue reading Windows File Recovery tool is Microsoft’s free fix for deleted docs Continue Reading →

Bentley has announced that after more than a decade of production, the production of the hyper luxurious Mulsanne car is coming to an end. With the demise of the Mulsanne, the Bentley Flying Spur is now the flagship model for the automaker. Since the Mulsanne entered production, Bentley has built more than 7300 examples. Every … Continue reading Bentley ends Mulsanne production after building over 7300 vehicles Continue Reading →

Audi has revealed the new 2021 Q5, the latest version of what’s arguably its most important model. Headed to the US later this year, the new Q5 tightens up the styling and brings a plug-in hybrid and a sporty 2021 SQ5 along with it, complete with lashings of extra tech inside. The Q5 has become … Continue reading 2021 Audi Q5 offers new PHEV, 349hp SQ5 and high-tech OLED lights Continue Reading →

From being one that shouts “first!” when a new Android update is released, LG has now become one of the worst-rated manufacturers when it comes to timely Android updates. That’s true for its most flagships but is even worse for its mid-range and entry-level models. So when news of Android 10 landing on a mid-2019 … Continue reading T-Mobile LG Stylo 5 receives an Android 10 update Continue Reading →

Zuoyebang,  a Beijing-headquartered startup that runs an online learning app, said on Monday it has raised $750 million in a new financing round as investors demonstrate their continued trust in — and focus on — Asia’s booming edtech market. U.S. investment firm Tiger Global and Hong Kong-based private equity firm FountainVest Partners led the six-year-old startup’s Series … Continue reading Chinese online learning app Zuoyebang raises $750M Continue Reading →