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Following its successful operations to Hong Kong and Urumqi, UAE-based air cargo carrier strengthens trade corridors between the UAE, China and key global markets Dubai, UAE, July 08, 2026: SolitAir, the UAE’s dedicated B2B, airport-to-airport cargo airline, today announced the launch of a new route connecting its hub at Dubai World Central (DWC) to Tianjin Binhai International Airport (TSN), further strengthening the carrier’s presence in China following successful operations to Hong Kong and Urumqi. The inaugural flight carried a VIP cargo shipment, highlighting the strategic importance of the new corridor for customers requiring bespoke, secure, reliable and time-critical air freight…

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The Motorola Edge 70 Max has surfaced in a hands-on video just two days before its July 15 launch in India. Paired with a fresh set of official-looking renders, the leak leaves little about the phone’s exterior to the imagination. The footage shows a glass back, an aluminum frame, and a sizeable square camera island. Underneath that polished design sits a 7,100mAh battery with 90W wired charging and 25W magnetic wireless charging. Motorola may still have software features saved for launch day, but anyone curious about the hardware now has a remarkably complete preview. What does the video reveal The…

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Copilot‘s next trick is diagnosing your PC’s problems, but the catch is that the assistant doing the diagnosing is itself part of the problem. Windows Latest reports that Microsoft is testing a new Copilot feature called PC Insights, which will let you ask the AI assistant natural language questions about your computer’s hardware and storage instead of digging through the Task Manager or Settings. The feature will reportedly allow users to ask questions like, “Do I have enough space for a 100GB game?” and Copilot will check the available storage to offer a response. Users will also be able to…

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The Red Magic 11S Pro has liquid cooling, a 24,000rpm fan, RGB lighting, and shoulder triggers that make sure you know it’s built exclusively for a high-end gaming experience. Every part of it appears designed for that purpose. I even managed to run Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut on it through GameHub. The setup needed plenty of tweaking, sure, and stability depended on the performance mode–yet, the experience of playing a AAA game run on a phone showed exactly how far Red Magic has pushed the hardware. After the game closed, though, I still needed a normal smartphone. This meant…

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Seeing a story on the website of a trusted news organisation is usually enough to lower your guard. Cybercriminals know that, and they’re increasingly exploiting the credibility of major publishers to steal money from unsuspecting readers. The latest example involves fake Guardian articles featuring billionaire Jim Ratcliffe. Still, the scam is part of a much larger campaign that’s also impersonating the BBC and other well-known media outlets. According to The Guardian, fraudsters are creating convincing clones of legitimate news websites and filling them with fabricated stories designed to lure readers into bogus cryptocurrency and investment schemes. Instead of trying to…

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The Apple Music app on the Mac is not up to the mark. I don’t like how it looks or behaves, and Apple should take some inspiration from Spotify to make the app more modern and useful. Until that happens, we are stuck with a subpar app experience. That’s why I never use the Apple Music app on my Mac and rely on third-party apps that let me control music. Today I am featuring one of the latest apps I discovered. It’s called Liqoria, and it’s probably the only music player app you will ever need. What makes Liqoria different…

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Anthropic is making it a little easier for paying subscribers to try its newest AI model without spending extra money. The company has announced a limited-time promotion that gives users on eligible paid plans access to Claude Fable 5 at no additional cost until July 19, 2026. There’s a catch, though: the model isn’t completely unlimited, and once you hit a usage threshold, you’ll either need to start paying or switch to another Claude model. The promotion comes as competition in the AI assistant market continues to intensify. OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic are all racing to get users onto…

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Most home robots today have one thing in common: they’re loud, rigid, and unmistakably robotic. Whether it’s a vacuum cleaner bumping into furniture or a drone buzzing overhead, they’re built to perform tasks – not necessarily to make people feel comfortable. Researchers in Japan think there’s a better way, and it starts with taking inspiration from animated creatures rather than industrial machines. A research team led by Mingyang Xu at Keio University, in collaboration with institutions including the MIT Media Lab, has unveiled a prototype floating companion robot that glides silently through the air instead of rolling across the floor.…

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What started as a policy experiment in Australia has quickly turned into a global movement. Governments around the world are increasingly questioning whether children should have unrestricted access to social media, with more than 20 countries now either enforcing, proposing, or actively debating age-based restrictions. According to an AFP tally, at least five countries already have nationwide restrictions in force, while many others – including several European nations – are preparing to follow suit. The momentum comes amid growing concerns over the impact of social media on children’s mental health, online safety, sleep patterns, and exposure to harmful content. Policymakers…

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Apple’s next iPad Pro refresh might not be the only hardware getting an upgrade. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is preparing two new Apple Pencil models for launch next spring. The lineup is said to include a refreshed Apple Pencil Pro alongside an updated version of the more affordable USB-C Apple Pencil, with both expected to debut alongside the next-generation iPad Pro. A refresh for both ends of the lineup Gurman reports that Apple is internally developing two new styluses. The first, codenamed B582, will succeed the entry-level USB-C Apple Pencil introduced in 2023, while the second, known internally…

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