Author: dailyguardian.ae

Increase in memberships signals strong investor confidence 2,709 new member companies joined Dubai Chamber of Commerce in March 2026 H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah: “Dubai’s economic model rests on a strong foundation that combines resilience, proactive planning, effective public-private collaboration, and deep ties with global markets.” “The growing number of companies joining the chamber during March is a clear signal that Dubai’s investment momentum remains strong and that the emirate continues to inspire confidence among the global business community.” Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, has announced that…

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Successful 5G mmWave trial demonstrates extended range capabilities to deliver faster speeds and broader coverage for residential customers Dubai, UAE, March 5, 2026: du, the leading telecom and digital services provider, and Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) have successfully completed a proof of concept (PoC) deploying 5G Standalone (SA) using millimeter wave (mmWave) extended range technology in residential areas across the UAE. Fahad Al Hassawi – du CEO The trial leveraged Ericsson’s latest mmWave radio solution, AIR 5343, alongside advanced software features to achieve gigabit speeds across coverage areas, extended capacity for high-demand applications, boosted coverage in residential neighbourhoods, and faster rollout of…

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Netflix may owe you money, at least if you’re in Italy. A court in Rome has ordered the company to repay customers for years of subscription increases, opening the door to payouts worth hundreds of euros and lower monthly bills. The decision covers changes made between 2017 and January 2024, and it goes further than repayments alone. Netflix is expected to roll back subscription rates and notify users about their eligibility for compensation. For affected subscribers, the potential returns are substantial. Premium users may receive around 500 euros, while Standard plan customers are estimated to get about 250 euros. It’s…

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Apple has released the iOS 26.5 public beta, opening the door for anyone to try it early. It arrives just days after the developer version, but it doesn’t deliver the kind of upgrade most iPhone users have been waiting for. The bigger story here is what’s not included. There’s still no sign of the anticipated AI-driven Siri overhaul, which was expected to be a headline feature. Without that, the update feels more like a holding pattern than a meaningful step forward. What’s left is a set of smaller changes that don’t significantly alter how your iPhone works day to day.…

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Smartphones pretending to be gaming machines isn’t new, but the Pixel 10 just did something that actually feels a bit wild. You can now run full-fledged Steam PC games on it. Offline. On a phone. And no, this isn’t cloud streaming or some remote desktop trick. This is proper local emulation, and for Pixel users, that’s a pretty big deal. Pixel 10 can now run Steam games (and finally, properly) The big unlock comes from GameNative 0.9.0, which adds initial support for the Pixel 10’s PowerVR GPU, something most Android PC emulators have historically ignored. Emulation on Android has long…

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There’s a very specific kind of frustration every gamer understands — you step away for a quick bite, come back, and your character is idle, your mission has failed, or worse, you’ve been kicked out of the session. It’s a small break with disproportionately large consequences. Despite all the advancements in gaming, this oddly universal problem has never really gone away. A fast-food fix for a fast-paced problem Leaning into how people actually live today, McDonald’s Türkiye is doing something thoughtful. As home-based entertainment and gaming continue to grow, convenience now means more than quick delivery. That insight has led…

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We have all been there. A delayed text reply suddenly means something is wrong. A neutral comment feels oddly critical. A small situation spirals into a full-blown worst-case scenario in seconds. That mental shortcut, where the brain jumps straight to a negative conclusion, is called interpretation bias. And for people dealing with anxiety or depression, it is not just occasional overthinking; it can shape how they feel, react, and function every single day.  It will soften the way you read the world Researchers at Mass General Brigham are trying to tackle exactly this problem with a new digital tool called HabitWorks.…

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NASA has shared a stunning image (above) captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission as they head toward the moon. It shows a tiny Earth, mostly in darkness and surrounded by the inky blackness of space. The photo was taken on day four of the Artemis II mission that will see four astronauts fly around the moon before returning to Earth. On Monday, the crew — NASA’s Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Christina Koch, along with Jeremy Hansen of the Canadian Space Agency — will loop around our nearest neighbor, setting a new flight record in the process.…

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Samsung is finally doing what it probably should’ve done years ago: killing its own Messages app. And while this might sound like just another app shutdown, this isn’t just a feature getting deprecated. It’s Samsung basically saying, “Yeah, just use Google’s app instead.” Samsung Messages is officially getting the boot Samsung has officially announced that its native Messages app will be discontinued in July 2026, with users being pushed toward Google Messages as the default replacement. Once the cutoff hits, Samsung Messages won’t function like a normal texting app anymore, and in most cases, users will need to switch if…

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Samsung could be preparing to shake up its audio lineup with a radically different kind of earbuds – ones that don’t even rely on your ear canal. According to recent leaks, the company is working on a new product, possibly called “Galaxy Buds Able,” and early signs suggest these could use bone conduction technology instead of traditional speaker drivers. Multiple leaks and certifications, including a recent appearance on India’s BIS database, indicate that the product is actively in development. While details remain limited, the unusual model numbering and repeated references across sources hint that this isn’t just another incremental Galaxy…

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