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Just like how smartphones have settled into a familiar routine, smartwatches have also become quite predictable. But Nothing might be planning on shaking things up for wearables. A tipster claims the company is preparing its first smartwatch under the main Nothing brand. The unnamed wearable will reportedly launch in September, cost less than $300 in the US, and initially reach a limited number of markets. Its design is also said to carry the “typical Nothing DNA” that has helped the company’s phones and audio gear stand apart. Right after this, Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis joined the conversation with a separate,…

Dubai,UAE,28 July 2026- The ability to transform the future and build resilient, innovation-driven, and knowledge-based ecosystems is one of the cornerstones of national progress andcrisis readiness. In this regard, Dubai and the UAE as a whole have established an advanced model for leveraging science, technology, and data to develop innovative solutions. The unique UAE model is built on a strategic visionthat has made investment in people, science, and innovation a key pillar for creating a diversified knowledge-based economy, spanningdigital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), and future foresight, contributing to the creation of a robust institutional environment. Knowledge:  Foundation for security, development,…

There have been whispers about a two-door BMW i4 for years, and according to a new report from BMWBlog, at least one version is actually in the works. The outlet’s sources close to BMW claim the automaker is readying an i4 Convertible under the internal codename NA3. Why is BMW waiting until 2028 to launch it? Before this drop-top EV shows up, the i4 name is taking a break entirely. The BMW i4 Gran Coupe bows out next year with no replacement in sight, and the Convertible won’t fill that gap until 2028. So if you love the i4, buckle…

Tabby and Tamara account information to be reflected on credit reports from July 2026 Abu Dhabi, UAE, 27 July 2026: Etihad Credit Bureau, the UAE’s federal entity for credit information and data-driven insights, has expanded the scope of information available within UAE credit reports through the inclusion of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) account information from leading providers Tabby and Tamara, effective July 2026. The enhancement reflects the continued evolution of the UAE’s financial services landscape and the growing adoption of flexible consumer financing solutions. By incorporating BNPL data into credit reports, Etihad Credit Bureau is broadening the scope of…

With AI now capable of writing exploits and running attacks at machine speed, the security tools built for a slower, human-paced world are starting to show their age. Microsoft thinks it has the answer, and it’s calling it Project Perception. So what exactly is Project Perception? At its core, Project Perception is an AI agentic security system built to think and react as fast as the threats it’s designed to stop. Instead of just piling on more alerts for security teams to sift through, it uses AI to continuously watch, reason, and act across an organization’s entire digital footprint. The…

Arif Developments Proudly Receives Award from H.H. Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan at 9th Golden Excellence Awards Founder and Chairman Arif Abdul Latif receives prestigious recognition for Kabbali Hills at the 9th Golden Excellence Awards in Dubai Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 27 July 2026: Arif Development, a UAE-based real estate developer specialising in premium villa communities, has received the Golden Excellence Award for Luxury Villa Community of the Year for its flagship project, Kabbali Hills. The award was received by Arif Abdul Latif, Founder and Chairman of Arif Development, during the 9th Golden Excellence Awards held on 25 July…

One of the reasons Grok AI became so popular is because it let people chat with it directly on X, resulting in some hilarious conversations. And while the public availability of Grok AI on X has resulted in numerous safety issues, there’s no denying that this openness played a major role in its rise.  It seems Meta wanted the same, which became evident when the company started testing Meta AI directly on Threads a few months ago, letting users chat with it right in their feed. But not everyone was comfortable having those conversations out in the open, so Meta has…

Office and Industrial Markets Sustain Growth as UAE Real Estate Navigates Challenging Q2 Environment Dubai – July28, 2026 – CBRE Middle East, the global leader in commercial real estate services, released its UAE Real Estate Market Review forthe second quarter of 2026,highlighting a real estate market that continues to show durability despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop and ongoing regional disruptions. While non-oil sectors such as tourism and retail have experienced softer performance, commercial real estate fundamentals across office and industrial markets have continued to show resilience, underpinned by supply constraints and sustained occupier demand. Matthew Green Head of Research at…

Nike just teamed up with Hyperice again, and this time they’ve built something that feels more like a wellness gadget than a shoe. Meet the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, a slide that not only cushions your feet but also heats and vibrates them back to life. It’s made less for lounging by the pool and more for helping you recover after training, travel, or just a long day spent standing around. What is the Nike Hyperslide? At its core, this is a recovery slide. Nike handles the comfort side with its low-profile Air Zoom cushioning, while a Hyperice pod built…

T-Mobile’s Monday outage is officially over. After thousands of customers spent hours dealing with dropped signals and iPhones stuck in SOS mode, the carrier confirmed that service has been fully restored. So what exactly happened? Reports started flooding into Downdetector around 4 PM ET, and within an hour, more than 140,000 users had flagged an issue. Most people reported they are receiving no signal or a dead mobile connection. The trouble didn’t stop at T-Mobile’s own network either. StatusGator confirmed that MVNOs like Mint Mobile and Boost Mobile, which run on T-Mobile’s towers, also felt the impact. Things got bad…