Mozilla Firefox Will Soon Let You Set a Separate Search Engine for Private Windows Mozilla has added a new feature in the latest nightly build of Firefox that will let you choose the search engine you want while browsing in private mode. This way, you will be able to set different search engines for normal mode and private mode. The feature seems to be inspired from Vivaldi browser, which uses DuckDuckGo as the default search engine in private mode....

NASA Will Start Testing Its All-Electric X-Plane Soon NASA’s first all-electric plane, X-57 Mod II is ready for testing and has been delivered to its Armstrong Flight Research Center situated in Edwards, California by Empirical Systems Aerospace (ESAero) earlier this week. For those unaware, X-planes are experimental aircraft used by NASA to evaluate the capabilities and push the limits of newer functional improvements. NASA Engineers will begin ground tests on the X-57 Mod II soon followed by other categories of tests like taxi tests and eventually, flight tests....

Researchers Develop Stretchable Batteries for Foldable Devices One of the major hurdles smartphone makers face while designing afoldable phoneis accommodating the battery. Unlike foldable displays, we do not have a foldable battery so far. Well, that could change soon as Markus Niederberger, a professor at the ETH Zürich technical university in Switzerland has come up with “stretchable batteries”. As the name hints, these batteries would be foldable, twistable, and stretchable, making it the ideal choice for smartphones and tablets with unusual form factors....

This App Lets You Remap the S Pen Button on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Were you happy with the all-new S Pen gestures Samsung brought along with theGalaxy Note 10? If not, check this out: The developer behindbxActionshas just released a new app named sideActions that expands the use-case of the S Pen with a whole new bunch of features. sideActions lets youremap the S Pen button, volume button, and power button present on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10to any of the supported actions or to trigger an app....

This Case Brings Dual SIM Functionality to Older iPhones One of the major limitations iPhone users faced ever since the inception of iPhones is the lack of dual SIM capabilities. Don’t get me wrong, the new iPhones do come with dual SIM capabilities but unfortunately, people often do not upgrade their iPhones for years and hence a majority of iPhone users are stuck with a single SIM. Well, not anymore. A company named Krimston has recently launched the“Krimston Two” Dual SIM charging case....

This Mobile App Detects Eye Diseases in Kids Using Photos Eye diseases can get worse if left undetected or if early symptoms are ignored. To make eye disease detections easy, researchers have developed an app named CRADLE – Computer Assisted Detector of Leukocoria that enables users to proactively detect eye diseases in children. You must have noticed red eye reflections on images shot with the flashlight turned on. That is, in fact, a healthy sign....

This Robot Makes 300 Pizzas in an Hour There is a piece of good news for all the pizza lovers out there. A Seattle based Robotics startup named Picnic has announced that it has developed a robot that has the ability to make 300 12-inch pizzas per hour and 180 18-inch pizzas per hour. The company took to Twitter to share the promo video of its intelligent food assembly platform. Check out the tweet below....