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June 3, 2026, Dubai, UAE: The Eid in Dubai – Shop, Scan & Win campaign concluded on a high note, awarding AED 200,000 in cash prizes to 25 lucky shoppers as part of this year’s Eid Al Adha celebrations. Running from 18 to 31 May 2026, the campaign invited residents and visitors to enjoy rewarding shopping experiences across participating retail destinations in Dubai while celebrating the spirit of togetherness, generosity and community that defines Eid Al Adha. Throughout the campaign, shoppers explored Dubai’s vibrant retail landscape in search of festive fashion, gifts, dining experiences and family entertainment, embracing the Pulse…

Most apps are designed to keep you on them as long as possible, especially content consumption apps where you scroll a never-ending feed of content.  Dreambeans, a new experimental app from Google Labs, does the opposite. It gives you a small collection of AI-illustrated stories each morning and sends you off to live your actual life. What kind of stories does Dreambeans actually generate? While you sleep, the app collects the required data from your Google apps and services, including Gmail, Calendar, Google Photos, YouTube, along with your search history, and curates them into a set of 10 to 14…

Blockmaze Defines the Future of Regulated Real-World Asset Tokenisation with Compliance-First Infrastructure for a $500 Trillion On-Chain World Backed by Finvasia Group, Blockmaze bridges traditional finance and blockchain through compliance-first infrastructure designed to bring trust, transparency, and legal recognition to tokenised assets June 03, 2026, Dubai, UAE: Blockmaze, the largest regulated ecosystem for tokenised assets backed by Finvasia Group, is setting new standards by building the most compliant infrastructure to bridge traditional financial markets and blockchain technology in a way that has never been done before. Built to solve one of the biggest challenges in tokenisation—trust and legal ownership, Blockmaze…

A year ago, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo published a Vision product roadmap featuring seven devices. Now, he has published a new one with just two products remaining.  The change in the product roadmap, Kuo claims, has been approved by John Ternus, Apple’s incoming CEO, who officially takes over on September 1, 2026. What did Apple cut and what survived? According to Kuo’s updated analysis (via X), only two of the seven products have survived, and Apple has cancelled five of them.  Of the two, one is a pair of AI smart glasses that competes directly with the Meta Ray-Ban lineup,…

M42 and ArceraPartner to Advance Biopharma Localization and Next Generation Life Sciences in Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi, UAE – June03, 2026: M42, a global health leader powered by technology, artificial intelligence, and genomics, andArcera Life Sciences (“Arcera”), a global life sciences company focused on advancing innovative and sustainable healthcare solutions, havesigned a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalize a strategic, non-exclusive collaboration focused on advancing biopharma localization, clinical developmentand next-generation healthcare innovation in Abu Dhabi. Aligned with the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi’s (DoH)efforts to reinforce the Emirate’s position as a global hub for life sciences innovation, the collaboration…

If you were gutted by the cancellation of Scavengers Reign, Netflix has something that might ease the pain. The streaming giant has officially announced Dealies, a new adult animated workplace comedy set inside the most gloriously unhinged big box store in America. The show is created by Joe Bennett and Ted Travelstead, and is expected to arrive on Netflix in 2027. Dealies, a new adult animated series from the producers of Common Side Effects and Scavenger’s Reign, is coming soon to Netflix. The staff at big box store DEALIES are masters of the delicate alchemy of trade, prophets of enterprise…and…

Emirates NBD integrates Bloomberg sustainability data and analytics to help UAE companies assess financially material risks and opportunities The adoption of Bloomberg’s financial materiality framework and sustainability data strengthens Emirates NBD’s advisory capabilities for corporate clients Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 03 June 2026:Bloomberg and Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the Middle East, North Africa and Türkiye (MENAT) region,announcedthat the corporate advisory practice of Emirates NBD has chosen to implement Bloomberg’s globally recognisedsustainability data and analytics. Byselecting Bloomberg’s sustainable finance materiality framework, Emirates NBD is strengthening its ability to provide strategic advice tocompanies onfinancially material risks and opportunities.Powered by…

Missed calls from unknown numbers used to be easy to ignore, but now they’re harder, especially since scammers spoof real local numbers and clone familiar voices with AI. Malwarebytes has launched a direct answer to that problem. A free, standalone reverse phone lookup tool that tells you whether a number is safe, suspicious, or a known scam, so that you don’t call it back unnecessarily. It’s called Scam Number Check and it is available now at malwarebytes.com/scam-check/phone. The best part is that you don’t need an account or subscription to access it.  How does Scam Number Check actually work? Simply…

Showcasing end-to-end AI factory capabilities, rack-scale AI infrastructure, enterprise AI applications and next-generation AI computing June 3rd2026 – Dubai, UAE:  ASUS is presenting its most comprehensive portfolio of AI infrastructure solutions to date at COMPUTEX 2026, highlighting how artificial intelligence is becoming a more integrated and seamless aspect of everyday digital experiences, using next-generation AI factory architectures developed in collaboration with NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD. ASUS’s “AI Together” vision envisions a fully integrated AI ecosystem that includes AI factories, enterprise infrastructure, high-performance storage, AI PCs, creator platforms, healthcare solutions, and gaming technologies. The exhibition’s main focus is ASUS’ adoption of…

Amazon has a new trick up its sleeve, and it is a weird one. When you type a visual description into the Amazon app, like “flannel shirt” or “blue and white gingham dress,” the search bar now generates AI images of products in real time as you type. These images are not real products you can actually buy. They are entirely made up, existing purely as visual suggestions to help you find products that look similar. Whether that sounds useful or baffling to you probably depends on how much patience you have for AI features that solve problems you did…