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The iPhone’s journey began in 2007 by changing the smartphone market forever, replacing physical keyboards with a 3.5-inch multi-touch display. Now, as the device moves toward its 20th anniversary, Apple may be preparing for another major design shift, a seamless, completely buttonless iPhone. Is Apple planning its biggest iPhone redesign in years? Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has added fresh weight to the iPhone 20 redesign rumors. In the Q&A section of his Power On newsletter, Gurman said Apple’s 20th-anniversary iPhone overhaul is internally referred to by some as “Glasswing,” a name inspired by the glasswing butterfly and its transparent wings. According…

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Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre expands SEHHI programme, enhancing access to healthy food options in workplaces across emirate United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, 5 May 2026: Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre has expanded the SEHHI programme to enhance access to healthy food options in Abu Dhabi, with new technical guidelines to promote better nutrition habits in workplace environments. This expansion reflects a practical shift toward embedding preventive health into everyday life, by intervening in the environments where people spend most of their time and transforming them into settings that enable healthier decisions to be made easily, without requiring additional effort.…

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You’ve made up your mind to spend top dollar on a book-style foldable that provides you with a big-screen experience but folds in half when you want to carry it around. Sounds fantastic, right? Well, here’s something worth sitting with: the Galaxy Z Fold 7 (256GB), from July 2025, still retails for $1,999, while the just-announced Moto Razr Fold (512GB) costs $1,899. How did Motorola do that? Did it make any compromises in undercutting the Fold 7 by $100 and still offering twice the storage? Well, there are a couple of papercuts that might not sit well with you, particularly if…

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Microsoft’s AI push just hit a surprising pause. Surprisingly, though, this time, it’s inside Xbox. The company is officially stepping back from one of its most talked-about gaming features, and the timing says a lot about where things are headed. Why did Xbox cancel Copilot AI for gaming? Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has confirmed that Microsoft is ending development of Xbox Copilot AI across both consoles and mobile. The feature was positioned as an AI assistant to help players with tips, guidance, and in-game support, but it will no longer be moving forward. Xbox needs to move faster, deepen our…

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Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty is not being developed for PS4, shutting down recent rumors that the 2026 entry would continue supporting Sony’s last-gen console. Is Call of Duty finally leaving the PS4 behind? The clarification came from the official Call of Duty account on X, which responded to the rumor by saying, “Not sure where this one started, but it’s not true. The next Call of Duty is not being developed for PS4.” The company did not mention Xbox One in the post, so that part is still not officially confirmed. However, if PS4 is…

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Google is finally giving Chrome users something that’s been oddly missing for years: a middle ground between “share everything” and “share nothing.” And honestly, it’s about time. What is approximate location sharing in Chrome? Google has introduced approximate location sharing in Chrome on Android, letting users choose between sharing their exact location or just a broader, less precise area like a neighborhood. Until now, most websites either got full access to the precise location or nothing at all. With this update, Chrome adds a new layer of control directly in the permission prompt, where users can pick between Precise and…

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Meta has a new way of catching kids who lie about their age online, and it goes well beyond checking what they type. The company announced it is now using AI visual analysis to scan photos and videos on Instagram and Facebook for physical indicators of age, including height and bone structure. Meta’s goal is to find and remove accounts belonging to users under 13 who may have signed up with a false birthday. How does the visual analysis actually work? Meta has been careful to clarify that this is not facial recognition. The AI doesn’t identify who someone is.…

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5 May 2026, Dubai, UAE – In a regional first, Geidea, a leading fintech and payments technology provider in the region, has introduced a dual-card routing capability in partnership with UnionPay International – unlocking greater payment flexibility, improved acceptance, and a seamless experience for UnionPay cardholders across the Middle East & Africa. Designed to intelligently route eligible transactions, the capability enables smoother, more reliable payments across Geidea’s merchant network, setting a new standard for choice and efficiency at the point of sale. By enabling routing flexibility on dual-network cards, the capability supports processing in line with cardholder preference, where applicable,…

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There was a time when buying a PC felt… rational. 8GB of RAM got the job done, 16GB felt like a power move, and anything beyond that was reserved for people doing genuinely heavy work. That balance existed because software respected hardware. Today, that balance has quietly collapsed, and Microsoft seems perfectly okay with it. The company’s since-pulled guidance, casually positioning 16GB as the baseline and 32GB as the “no worries” zone, wasn’t just a recommendation. It’s a shift in responsibility. Because nothing about modern hardware suggests we suddenly need double the memory for the same everyday tasks. DDR5 memory…

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CEPAs have secured $140 billion in trade to date UAE aims to have world’s first AI-powered trade ministry Abu Dhabi-UAE. 5 May 2026: As governments worldwide respond to global disruption by raising trade barriers, UAE leaders at Make it in the Emirates 2026 made the case that industrial strength comes from engineering more collaborative, smarter systems, rather than retreating from global markets. Speaking on day two of the UAE’s flagship industrial platform, senior government officials outlined how the country is embedding localization into trade, healthcare, procurement, talent, and security frameworks. His Excellency Fahad Al Gergawi, Undersecretary at the Ministry of Foreign…

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