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Khalifa Fund and ADGM Academy Host New Edition of ‘Ruwad Al Ain Bootcamp’ to Accelerate Emirati Entrepreneurship Abu Dhabi, UAE, 16 June 2026: Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development, in collaboration with ADGM Academy (ADGMA), the knowledge arm of ADGM, launched the new edition of ‘Ruwad Al Ain Bootcamp,’ a government-backed initiative designed to equip Emiratis in Al Ain with the entrepreneurial mindset, practical skills, mentorship, and industry exposure needed to transform ideas into scalable and future-ready ventures. From 8 to 12 June 2026 at MZN Hub Al Ain, the five-day immersive bootcamp built on the momentum of the previous edition by…

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The shift into parenthood happens in a single heartbeat, but the reality of it settles in during the quiet and dark hours of the night. For new parents, bringing a newborn home turns sleep from a natural routine into a series of anxious calculations. Every sudden sigh from the crib, unexpected stretch of silence, or a faint rustle through the baby monitor triggers a familiar dilemma. Parents often wonder if they should tiptoe into the nursery and risk waking the baby, or if they should stay put and worry. This persistent concern of second-guessing is something almost every first-time parent…

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Abu Dhabi – 11 June 2026: The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) has called on private sector’s companies and institutions operating in the emirate to take advantage of the features of the “Sharaka” platform, which aims to support private sector’s growth and facilitate ease of doing business. Sharaka was launched in 2018 by the Abu Dhabi Executive Council to develop communication mechanisms that enhance constructive dialogue and transparency, and to accelerate the settlement of financial claims and dues owed to private sector companies by government entities and institutions. By strengthening public-private partnership, the platform reinforces Abu Dhabi’s position as…

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Software developers spend hours moving between lines of code. Designers jump from one creative workflow to another across multiple screens. Remote professionals move through packed calendars of virtual meetings, while gamers can remain seated through entire evenings without stepping away from their setups. Different routines, different demands, but a shared reality: the chair has become one of the hardest-working pieces of equipment in the modern workspace. Productivity discussions often focus on faster hardware, smarter software, and AI-powered tools. Physical comfort rarely receives the same attention, despite playing a direct role in how people feel and perform throughout the day. Long…

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Abu Dhabi, UAE, 11 June 2026: SlashData, a leading UAE-based govtech company, has announced a strategic partnership with Dubai Insurance to enhance digital service delivery through the adoption of Wtheeq, its digital platform for policy issuance and data verification. As the insurance industry evolves, insurers are increasingly investing in digital platforms that reduce administrative complexity and enhance customer experiences. Through Wtheeq, Dubai Insurance will digitize policy issuance and documentation across its motor insurance operations, supporting data accuracy, instant verification, and regulatory compliance. Delivered in partnership with the Integrated Transport Centre and Abu Dhabi Police, Wtheeq enables secure information exchange across the…

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Microsoft just launched the Surface Laptop 8. It now runs on the Snapdragon X2 chip (replacing the X Elite on the previous generation), but that’s not the most interesting bit.  The lineup consists of two variants, wherein the 13.8-inch model claims to provide up to 20 hours of battery life on a single charge. What does the new Surface Laptop bring to the table? The Laptop 8 is available in two screen sizes: 13.8-inch and 15-inch (both touchscreens). A new Jade color joins the 13.8-inch lineup alongside the existing options. Under the hood, both models run on the new Snapdragon…

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Dubai, UAE – June 2026: Natuzzi Italia, the globally renowned Italian furniture brand synonymous with exceptional craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and authentic Made in Italy heritage, proudly participated as a sponsor of the Italian National Day celebrations held on June 4, 2026, at the Solar Ballroom of One&Only One Za’abeel in Dubai. The prestigious event brought together distinguished diplomats, government officials, business leaders, cultural figures, and members of the Italian community to celebrate Italy’s national identity, rich cultural heritage, and enduring relationship with the United Arab Emirates. Italian National Day, also known as Festa della Repubblica, commemorates the birth of the…

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If Windows Widgets have been stressing you out with too much information to handle, all those red badges, random pop-ups, and a panel that opens every time your cursor drifts close to the taskbar, Microsoft has finally heard you.  A new Beta build is rolling out a full “quiet by default” overhaul to Widgets. What’s interesting is that the list of things being turned off is longer than the list of things being kept as is. So what exactly is Microsoft turning off? Quite a lot of things. Microsoft is disabling Open on Hover and Taskbar badging. It is also…

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A royal taste of Rajasthan, now available for lunch in the heart of Dubai Dubai, UAE – 16 June 2026 – Jodhpur Bar & Kitchen, Dubai’s newest destination for authentic Rajasthani cuisine, has unveiled its brand-new Rajasi Jodhpuri Thaal Business Lunch, offering guests an immersive journey through the rich culinary heritage of Rajasthan in a convenient midday dining experience. Designed for professionals, residents and food enthusiasts seeking an elevated lunch option, the newly launched business lunch brings together a carefully curated selection of the restaurant’s signature dishes, showcasing the bold flavours, royal traditions and vibrant ingredients that define the cuisine…

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Commodore is bringing back the flip phone for people who want fewer screen traps without giving up every useful app. The Commodore Callback 8020 uses a custom Sailfish OS build and supports many Android apps through Linux, which gives it more range than a typical minimalist handset. The retro look does a lot of the selling. You get a clamshell body, T9-style texting, a small front status display, dome LED notifications, and color options that echo old Commodore hardware more than modern glass-slab phones. Commodore also keeps the everyday tools most people would miss. Its feature list includes messaging, maps,…

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