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I’ve never once suspected my smart TV of moonlighting as someone else’s internet connection. However, that’s apparently been happening to millions of Samsung smart TV users. So what exactly did researchers find? Norwegian cybersecurity firm Mnemonic discovered that several popular Samsung smart TV apps, some claiming installs on hundreds of millions of devices, contain code that quietly shares the owner’s internet connection without permission.  One of the apps flagged was a Pac-Man game that, ironically, Samsung had featured in its own “Editor’s Choice” section. That game contained code from Bright Data, which is an Israel-based internet company that runs proxy…

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F5 integrates F5 AI Guardrails with NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails to extend runtime security for enterprise AI applications New integration helps deliver centralized policy enforcement across AI applications to drive faster enterprise AI deployments Dubai, UAE, 03 Aug 2026 – F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in delivering and securing every app and API, today introduced F5 AI Guardrails integrated with NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails, an AI-native solution that brings F5’s enterprise-grade AI security capabilities to production AI applications. Security remains a primary reason enterprises struggle to move AI from pilot to production. Organizations adopting multiple AI models and frameworks across hybrid multicloud infrastructures face fragmented security controls, inconsistent policy enforcement,…

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For a brand that’s stuck to safer updates for most of its annual updates, Samsung’s odd new passport-shaped foldable was a surprisingly risky move–and it seems like that gamble is paying off. Early demand suggests the company may have underestimated just how many buyers wanted something different. According to a BusinessPost report, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is selling at roughly three times the pace of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 during the comparable early sales period. Demand has reportedly caught Samsung off guard, leaving the company working to increase production and get more units into stores. Samsung hasn’t shared…

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 3 August 2026: Families planning a day out at Modesh World can now enjoy even more value this summer, with ESAAD cardholders receiving 20% extra credit on all Modesh World Tap Card top-ups until the end of the season. Organised by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) as part of Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS), the exclusive benefit gives visitors more credit to spend across Modesh World’s games and arcade experiences, making every top-up go even further. Simply present a valid ESAAD card when topping up a Modesh World Tap Card, and the bonus credit will be…

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China’s largest homegrown DRAM manufacturer is getting close to producing the memory that could power the next generation of flagship phones, and the timing could hardly be better for buyers. According to China Business News, ChangXin Memory Technologies, better known as CXMT, has nearly completed R&D verification for LPDDR6. This is one of the final major technical stages before small-scale trial production, and the company could begin mass production during the second half of this year. Its current design reportedly reaches speeds of up to 12.8Gbps. This is happening while the global RAM market is in a mess. AI data…

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UAE Places Two Cities Among the World’s Top 20 in BCG’s Intelligent Cities Index 2026 Key facts and figures for the UAE: The UAE is represented by two cities in the global top 20 of BCG’s inaugural Intelligent Cities Index 2026. Dubai ranked #2 globally with a total ICI score of 80, placing it in the Leading maturity cohort alongside London, New York City, Washington, and Amsterdam. Abu Dhabi ranked #20 globally with a total ICI score of 72, placing it in the Accelerating maturity cohort. The city also ranks among the world’s top 10 for intelligent city enablers, highlighting…

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Chromebooks spent 15 years establishing Google as a viable laptop platform. The leaked Lenovo Googlebook 15 suggests the company now wants its next generation of Android-powered computers to sit beside premium Windows machines without those obvious compromises. This model looks distinct from Lenovo’s upcoming 2-in-1 tablet that leaked online a few days ago. Digital Citizen obtained what it describes as the complete press-image collection for the unannounced laptop, revealing its exterior, keyboard, ports, and the clearest look yet at Google’s new desktop interface. Lenovo has yet to unveil the device, but a proper reveal could arrive at IFA in September.…

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15 students represent the Foundation alongside more than 280 participants from 24 countries in the FitzEd Summer School at Fitzwilliam College Dubai, UAE, July31, 2026:Fifteen gifted students sponsored byHamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences are participating in the FitzEd Summer School 2026, organised by Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, alongside more than 280 students representing 24 countries. The programme forms part of the Foundation’s commitment to providing international educational opportunities that strengthen students’ academic and research capabilities while preparing them for future studies at leading universities worldwide. Designed for international students aged 14 to 18,…

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Samsung appears ready to place another major bet on MediaTek for its most expensive Android tablet. After using the Dimensity 9300+ inside the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and the Dimensity 9400+ in last year’s Tab S11 Ultra, the company may stick with the chipmaker for a third consecutive generation. A new Geekbench listing linked to the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra now gives that possibility more weight. The device carries the model number SM-X946B, closely following the SM-X936B used by its predecessor. Its processor configuration points toward MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500. The chip features one prime core, three performance cores, and four…

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In Partnership with Dubai Land Department Dubai to Host the 22nd Edition of ‘IPS 2026’ Next September Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 3 August 2026: Dubai is set to host the 22ndedition of ‘IPS 2026’ from 7 to 9 September 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Organisedby Strategic Exhibitions and Conferences, with the support and strategic partnership of Dubai Land Department, the exhibition will bring together leading investors, real estate developers, government entities, financial institutions, policymakers, and industry experts from around the world. IPS 2026 is a leading international platform that brings together key stakeholders in the real estate…

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