Author: Aneesa

Fast-food company Burger King is back with another environmentally-friendly Whopper — and unlike the Impossible Whopper, this new burger features real beef, not a plant-based product. What makes it unique? The beef is sourced from cows that were fed a unique diet intended to reduce methane emissions, one of the multiple concerns associated with raising … Continue reading Burger King reveals Reduced Methane Whopper from cows on special diet Continue Reading →

There’s a new AMG Black Series beast in town, and the 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series is taking no prisoners. Flagship of the AMG GT family, something hardly short on horsepower as it stands, this new coupe combines 720 horsepower, a 202 mph top speed, and some seriously striking aero tech to make the automaker’s … Continue reading 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series is a 720hp uncompromising halo coupe Continue Reading →

Spotify has introduced new podcast charts on its platform, making the service a bit more useful for podcast fans. Finding new shows to watch has been notably tricky when it comes to podcasts, something that often depends on recommendations. Though some algorithms are now available to offer suggestions, taking a look at what everyone else … Continue reading Spotify’s new podcast charts make it easy to find popular audio shows Continue Reading →

Unlike most smartphone makers, OnePlus has more or less stopped desperately trying to stop leaks from happening. Instead, it has actually embraced that Internet culture and makes its own teasing, trading secrecy for hype. It has so far worked in its favor and it may have gotten even bolder. So bold that, just a week … Continue reading OnePlus Nord design revealed by Carl Pei himself Continue Reading →

Thanks to ditching the headphone jack, Apple has made truly wireless stereo earbuds like the AirPods more popular and in-demand. They’re definitely handy to have in your ear and if the design is just right, you might even forget you’re wearing them at times. For all their convenience and features, their tiny bodies can only … Continue reading OnePlus Buds promised to have 30-hour battery life with a catch Continue Reading →

Google has just pushed version 84 of Chrome to the public and while its changelog might be a bit unexciting, it’s actually a larger release than it seems. For one, it has the potential to break some sites, at least the ones that misbehave and do things behind your back. But it also has the … Continue reading Chrome 84 silences intrusive notifications, makes web apps better Continue Reading →

It was actually the first to boast of a charging technology that actually reached 100 watts without frying a smartphone to a crisp. So when its rivals OPPO and Vivo’s iQOO started teasing or hinting at 125W and 120W charging, respectively, it was really only a matter of time before we heard anything from Xiaomi. … Continue reading Xiaomi 100W fast charging might actually be ready next month Continue Reading →

Prime Day is still MIA In brief: Amazon is already taking steps to fortify its logistics network for what is shaping up to be the first holiday shopping season to play out during a global pandemic. The idea, it seems, is to avoid having low-draw items or seasonal products – like Easter baskets or Independence Day decorations … Continue reading Amazon stiffens seller storage rules to avoid logistical headaches this holiday season Continue Reading →

Only the PS3 is heavier In context: We already know that the PlayStation 5 is going to dwarf the current generation of consoles, and it looks like it might be the second-heaviest console of all time, beaten only by Sony’s behemoth of a machine: the PlayStation 3. Redditor u/likkyball spotted a listing for the upcoming PS5 on Amazon’s German store. … Continue reading The PlayStation 5 could be the second-heaviest console ever Continue Reading →

A result of slow iPhone sales In a nutshell: Lower than expected iPhone sales will have disappointed Apple, but Samsung reaped the benefits. Not selling enough handsets meant Cupertino ordered fewer OLED panels than its contract with Samsung stipulated. As such, Apple had to pay its rival a penalty of around $950 million. In last month’s earnings … Continue reading Apple handed almost $1 billion to Samsung after failing to order enough OLEDs Continue Reading →