Author: Aneesa

Rocket Lab experienced a mission failure on July 4th for reasons that remain unclear, resulting in the loss of both the launch vehicle and the seven satellites carried as payload. The company aims to offer rapid launches for small payloads like CubeSats; it has already had a dozen successful missions and had several launches planned … Continue reading Rocket Lab’s Electron mission failure takes out seven satellites Continue Reading →

Despite being next to Google Chrome in terms of popularity, the recent months may not have been so kind to Firefox and owner Mozilla in terms of profitability and adoption. The non-profit organization continues to look for additional sources of revenue, sometimes eliciting backlash from its community, while Firefox’s Android app is still in the … Continue reading Firefox on Android removes Preview version in favor of Nightly Continue Reading →

Chrome is probably the most used web browser on all platforms but it’s not exactly because it is the perfect browser. Although it has considerably improved over the years especially in memory management, it’s still notorious for being a huge drain on battery life, something that the pre-Chromium Microsft Edge tried to capitalize on. That … Continue reading Google Chrome will soon eat up less of your laptop battery Continue Reading →

Some people take it as a badge of honor when you’ve become big or popular enough to be the target of attacks. Considering how OnePlus is slowly becoming such a target, one could assume it has definitely crossed that threshold. Unfortunately, it also means that the company has to step up its efforts in making … Continue reading OnePlus narrowly escapes another security breach Continue Reading →

Despite all that’s happening around the world, one thing that seems to still be a constant is the schedule of smartphone announcements, at least from giants like Samsung and Apple. Whether they will be able to launch on time and with enough stocks are different questions entirely. For Samsung, however, the Galaxy Note 20’s announcement … Continue reading Galaxy Note 20 might be announced one month from now Continue Reading →

Long gone are the days when Windows is the only vulnerable operating system or at least the most reported one. Mac and Linux computers have their own share of vulnerabilities, some worse than others, but recent times have made them just as enticing to data and money thieves as Microsoft’s platform. And then there is … Continue reading Mac ThiefQuest ransomware should be a reminder that no one is safe Continue Reading →

Nothing is stopping Aston Martin from finishing the first-ever new DB5 to roll off the assembly line. After more than 50 years, the all-new DB5 Goldfinger Continuation has been completed and is ready for delivery. Created in association with EON Productions, Aston’s newest DB5 Goldfinger is a gentleman’s dream come true. It is a genuine privilege, and … Continue reading Aston Martin’s first DB5 Goldfinger Continuation model is ready for delivery Continue Reading →

There is an ongoing debate on how difficult certain action-oriented games should be. Should they be easy enough so as not to scare off new players or should they be punishing to challenge veterans? For a certain class of games that take after the popular yet notorious Dark Souls franchise, that’s not really a question. … Continue reading Mortal Shells Souls-like game now in open beta due to high demand Continue Reading →

Bentley wants Continental GT customers to have fun this summer. As such, the British automaker has prepared new paint options and some new equipment for the 2020 Continental GT. New colors include Patina, Snow Quartz, and Viridian, which are added among the 62 color variations offered to potential Continental GT customers. Let’s start with the new … Continue reading 2020 Bentley Continental GT gets new equipment and paint options for the summer Continue Reading →

Whether it’s by user choice or strategic bundling, it’s hard to deny that Chrome has the lion’s share of the web browser market on Android. It is hardly the best in some aspects, like battery efficiency or even speed. It’s not like Google developers aren’t doing anything to change that situation but there are some … Continue reading Chrome on Android is about to get a little bit faster Continue Reading →