Author: Aneesa

Fortnite players have discovered yet another exploit, this one offering massive benefits for those who use it — both invincibility and invisibility — but it’s not without its problems. The exploit is currently live in Fortnite Chapter 2 – Season 3 and it’ll remain that way until Epic releases a patch to fix the problem. How does the … Continue reading Fortnite exploit makes players invincible, but it’s not easy to use Continue Reading →

NASA has announced that its Mars Curiosity rover has started its ‘summer trip’ on the Red Planet, kicking things off with a new panorama featuring the Greenheugh Pediment. During its road trip, NASA says the rover will cover around one mile of the Martian surface, ending back at a tall mountain called Mount Sharp that … Continue reading NASA Curiosity rover kicks off Mars ‘summer trip’ with new panorama Continue Reading →

Samsung’s Galaxy Fold 2, now leaked to be called the Galaxy Z Fold 2, isn’t the only foldable phone that’s getting a slight name change. Either that or Huawei might be introducing a completely new foldable phone distinct from its Mate X. That phone could be named the Huawei Mate V, at least based on … Continue reading Huawei Mate V could be company’s next foldable phone Continue Reading →

The Pixel 4a is terribly delayed and, if things happen in order, the Pixel 5 might come even much later than usual. Either that or both phones will launch side by side, which is an equally strange situation. There have been very little in the way of leaks about the Pixel 5 aside from its … Continue reading Pixel 5 development tipped to still be in flux despite leaks Continue Reading →

As a smaller company in a sea of big fish, OnePlus is used to doing more with less. Its launch events aren’t exactly grand and can even be considered more “grassroots” than large corporate press parties. It does, however, always been more ambitious and daring with those exactly because it can afford to be more … Continue reading OnePlus Nord launch might not just be online but also in AR Continue Reading →

A lot of focus has been placed on Huawei’s predicament regarding its smartphones and networking business vis-a-vis US trade bans but those aren’t the only things the company is worried about. It has also started to dabble in the PC market and it will face the same restrictions when trying to get its hands on … Continue reading Huawei’s ARM-based desktop PC could leave you scratching your head Continue Reading →

In less than a month, Samsung will be making its biggest gamble as far as its mobile business goes. In response to lackluster sales of the Galaxy S20 in the first half of the year, Samsung is expected to dump all of its remaining high-end phones in the next three months. Of course, the Galaxy … Continue reading Galaxy Note 20 Ultra appears in live photos, launch date tipped Continue Reading →

Apple’s official move to its own processors in future Macs and MacBooks has been one of the most-talked topics in tech news for the past weeks even it has been long-rumored anyway. A victory for the ARM CPU architecture and a blow to Intel, Apple’s Silicon will have repercussions for everyone involved in the Mac … Continue reading Apple Silicon GPU for ARM Macs could present some problems Continue Reading →

There are still debates on the usefulness not to mention the accuracy of benchmarking apps but now AnTuTu has an even bigger problem to deal with. One of the most popular benchmarking tools on mobile, especially on Android, the AnTuTu is repeatedly getting kicked out of Google’s ecosystem. After it got removed from Google Play … Continue reading Google Play Protect now treats AnTuTu like spyware Continue Reading →

Even before the Galaxy Note 20 gets its time on the virtual stage, Samsung may announce its next wearable. Or maybe it won’t and will lump it together in one grand Unpacked 2020. Whether it’s within the next two weeks or next month, the Galaxy Watch 3 is all but known, partly because it won’t … Continue reading Galaxy Watch 3 firmware leak reveals features and watch faces Continue Reading →