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Mashriq Elite delivers Floarea Grande as it advances Dh1 Billion+ portfolio across five Dubai communities Date: Dubai, UAE; June 12, 2026 Mashriq Elite Developments, a Dubai-based property developer, has reported significant construction progress across five residential developments in Dubai as it continues to advance a Dh1 billion+ portfolio comprising more than 1,000 residences across some of the emirate’s fastest-growing communities. Over the past few months, the company has accelerated construction activity across its ongoing developments, including Floarea Grande in Arjan, Floarea Vista in Discovery Gardens, Floarea Oasis in Dubai Land Residential Complex (DLRC), Floarea Skies in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC),…

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Every video editor has a list of tasks they’d happily outsource to someone else. Exporting isn’t one of them anymore because modern laptops are already plenty fast. The real-time sinks are the boring bits: manually masking subjects, finding scene cuts in long recordings, rotoscoping frame by frame, or wrestling with tedious edits that require more patience than creativity. That’s exactly why NVIDIA’s RTX Spark demo at Computex 2026 caught me by surprise. I walked into the booth expecting another presentation full of AI buzzwords and benchmark charts. Instead, I walked out thinking that for the first time in years, hardware…

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Dubai, UAE – As the UAE automotive market becomes increasingly competitive, vehicle buyers are looking beyond product specifications and pricing, placing greater emphasis on aftersales support, spare parts availability, technology innovation, and long-term brand commitment. Against this backdrop, OMODA & JAECOO has adopted a distinctive operating model in the UAE that combines local dealership expertise with direct support from a dedicated regional subsidiary and manufacturer-backed resources. Unlike many automotive brands that operate solely through traditional importer or general-agent structures, OMODA & JAECOO’s UAE operations are supported by a dedicated local subsidiary that works closely with dealer partners across sales, aftersales, training,…

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If Computex 2026 taught me one thing, it’s that monitor makers are no longer interested in building one-trick ponies. They want displays that can wear multiple hats, seamlessly switching between work and play without making users choose. Acer’s new Nitro XV345CKR P is perhaps the best example of that philosophy, and after spending time with it on the show floor, I walked away impressed by its ambition while also questioning whether MiniLED is really the future for gaming monitors. I’ve always had a slightly complicated relationship with MiniLED. On a massive living room TV, it works wonders because you’re sitting…

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If you have been holding off on a new phone hoping for a better deal, perhaps a discount on a model launched in the first quarter of the year, Nothing’s co-founder Carl Pei has a blunt message for you: stop waiting.  In a post on X, Pei explained how 2026 is reshaping smartphone pricing like never before. The culprit, to no one’s surprise, is a component that now makes up more than 50% of the total hardware bill. Why is RAM suddenly driving phone prices up? According to Pei, memory or RAM is now the most expensive hardware component in…

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Portable monitors have become the Swiss Army knives of modern tech. They travel with remote workers, expand cramped laptop screens, and occasionally double as gaming displays in hotel rooms. Most of them also follow a familiar formula: a basic Full HD panel, a foldable cover, and a price that stays comfortably under $250. Ugreen clearly looked at that formula and decided to ignore it. The company’s new AP16 portable monitor has officially landed in the U.S., bringing a feature list that feels more like a premium desktop display than something designed to slip into a backpack. The catch is that…

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That suspicious text about an unpaid toll, a delayed delivery package, or expiring rewards points may no longer be the work of a lone scammer. These scam texts have been flooding American phones for years, but something has changed. Google says artificial intelligence is helping fraudsters run larger and more convincing operations than ever before. The company has now filed a lawsuit against a cybercrime network that used Gemini AI to create phishing websites and power a massive scam campaign targeting millions of users. AI scams are getting harder to spot Google’s lawsuit targets a Chinese cybercrime network called the…

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Apple added the Clean Up feature with the iOS 18.1 update. While the main purpose of this feature was to remove unwanted objects from your shots, it could also be used to hide faces in photos. You just circled a face in the photo, and it would automatically blur it. Apple called it Identity protection. With the iOS 27 update, Apple has improved the Clean Up feature, and now it can clear even more complex scenes. However, with this improvement comes a caveat. In the first beta, the hide faces feature is not working. Instead, it’s doing something which is both…

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Wikipedia has spent decades being the internet’s favorite rabbit hole. You visit to check one fact, and somehow end up reading about ancient empires, obscure inventors, or a centuries-old battle you never knew existed. Now, the online encyclopedia is leaning into that curiosity with a new game for iPhone users — and it might be one of its smartest ideas yet. Called Which came first? The new feature has arrived in the latest version of Wikipedia’s iOS app, after debuting on Android. The concept is wonderful: players are shown a series of historical events and must determine which one happened earlier. There…

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WhatsApp is finally making it easier to run two accounts on the same iPhone, which should cut down on the old workaround of keeping one number in WhatsApp Business or on another device. Spotted by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp multiple accounts iPhone rollout is now widely available through version 26.22.76, after a slower release that didn’t reach everyone at once. Users can add a second number inside the main app, then keep chats, calls, alerts, and settings tied to the correct login. For anyone splitting work and personal messages, the update makes WhatsApp feel less like a single crowded inbox and more…

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