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It has been only a year since Windows 11 was first released, but the rumors of Windows 12 have already started floating around. There have been reports that Microsoft is planning to switch to a new update cycle for Windows, and there will…

The Kratos and Kratos R electric bikes from Tork Motors have lately started to be delivered in India. In January of this year, the Pune-based electric two-wheeler mnaufacturer introduced the two models, much to the anticipation of India's…

A parsec is a unit of distance that is often used by astronomers as an alternative to the light-year, just as kilometers can be used as an alternative to miles. Sci-fi franchises such as "Star Wars" have been known to misuse the word…

An astrophotographer has taken a 107-hour long exposure of the Helix planetary nebula known as the Eye of God. Officially dubbed “NGC 7293,” the nebula is a nearby cloud of gas and dust located in the constellation Aquarius. “I work for…

Earlier this week, Russia indicated that it was not extending the current cooperation agreement for the International Space Station, which expires in 2024, and would be departing the project after that. Nearly everyone noticed that there…

Safety and weather are among the most frequently cited reasons for automobile commuters rejecting smaller vehicles like bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles. But the Nimbus One, with its fully enclosed design and car-like safety features, is…

Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies is planning to launch the third version of its operating system (OS) for mobile devices in September, competitively coinciding with Google’s planned Android 13 launch. Three years ago, the…

Intel has confirmed that it will shutter its Optane memory business in its entirety. A couple of sentences mentioned in the Q2’2022 earnings release for the company indicated Intel will take a multi-million-dollar hit due to the closure of…

Now that most well-known high-tech companies have ceased to ship their products to Russia, there is a shortage of everything in the country — from smartphones to high-end storage systems and laptops to servers. But apparently, there is a…

The first piece of the International Space Station ever launched into orbit didn’t come from NASA—it actually came from Russia. The 41.2 foot module—dubbed “Zarya,” the Russian word for sunrise—took off on a reportedly gloomy…