This Is Why Israel Is One of the Leading Startup Hubs in the World Despite being among the world’s 50 smallest countries in the world with a mere 8 million population, Israel is one of the leading startup hubs. Earlier this week,Business Insider spoke to tech entrepreneursfrom Israel to find out how the country manages to make this possible and here are the key takeaways. One of the major factors of the country’s success is thelike-mindedness of people....

This Startup Sent Red Wine to the International Space Station for Ageing A European startup named Space Cargo Unlimited recently sent twelve bottles of wine along with Northrop Grumman Cygnus resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station. Before you make wild guesses, no this is not meant for astronauts to have a chilled party at the space station. Instead, these are meant for scientific purposes. The project called “Vitis Vinum in Spatium Experimentia”, aims to study the effects microgravity and space radiation could cause on the aging process of wine....

5 New Casual Android Games You Should Play This Week While there are a lot of action-packed heavy games on Android, a simple yet interesting casual game never goes out of fashion. We have picked some new, casual games that we think you should try out while you’re feeling stressed out or in need of a pleasant break. So, let’s get started with the list. 1. Train Station 2: Real Train Tycoon Simulator If you are into train simulator games, you will enjoy playing Train Station 2....

Dtrack Malware Found on Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant’s Network in Tamil Nadu A couple of weeks back, Kaspersky disclosed the existence ofDtrack malwarethat has affected research centers and enterprises across 15 states of India. Turns out, a nuclear power plant has been affected by it too. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP) of Tamil Nadu is the affected nuclear power plant. Officials at theKNPP initially denied the existence of the malware infectionand claimed that a cyber attack on the powerplant is not possible....

Firefox Will Hide Pop-up Notifications by Default Soon Mozilla seems to be really concerned about Firefox users as it is continuously taking steps to provide a better experience. With the upcoming Firefox 72 that will start rolling out to users in January 2020, Firefox will reportedly hide popup notifications by default. The report comes fromZDNetaccording to a statement from a Mozilla engineer. Notably, Mozilla conducted an experiment on Firefox Nightly and Beta to understand user interactions with notifications from which they got to know that 97% of Firefox users dismiss notifications....

Mozilla Won’t Allow You to Sideload Extensions on Firefox Soon Earlier this week, Mozilla announced that the company will be discontinuing support for sideloading extensions to its Firefox browser. WithFirefox version 74 planned to be released on March 10 next year, users will not be able to manually sideload extensions. For the uninitiated, Sideloading is a method for installing a Firefox extension by placing XPI extension files to the special folder inside Firefox’s installation directory....

These Are the Top 10 Web Browsers in the World Everyone has a favorite web browser for browsing the vast internet. According to the data fromNetMarketShare, Google Chrome is still dominating the segment with a whopping 67.39% market share. The figures for Google Chrome have reduced a bit when compared to the previous month where it had 68.33%. However, the software giant doesn’t have to worry as the second browser on the list,Firefox, stays significantly lower at 8....