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Amazon’s long-delayed satellite internet service is finally getting close to actually launching. In his latest letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company is “on the verge” of launching Leo, Amazon’s low Earth orbit satellite internet service, and expects it to go live in mid-2026. This puts Amazon much closer to finally challenging SpaceX’s Starlink, even if it is still arriving years later than its biggest rival. When does the Starlink rival drop? Jassy said Amazon already has 200 low-orbit satellites in space and plans to add a “few thousand more” in the years ahead. But the first…

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UBF: The Selection of the UAE to Host World Bank Group and IMF Annual Meetings 2029 Reflects Its Position as Global Financial and Economic Hub  Abu Dhabi, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 10 April 2026: UAE Banks Federation, the sole representative and unified voice of UAE banks, reaffirmed  that the UAE selection to host World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meetings for 2029 in the UAE reinforces the country’s position as a global financial and economic hub, and its vital role in supporting efforts and initiatives for comprehensive and sustainable development  and financial stability at the international level. His Excellency AbdulAziz Al-Ghurair, Chairman…

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Running out of storage is one of those problems that almost everybody understands, and almost nobody handles properly. Storage can almost never be enough, so some people keep paying for cloud space. Meanwhile, others keep promising that they will “sort it out later”. And a lot of people just end up deleting things when the warning gets too annoying. But Google’s upcoming Android feature could finally offer a better answer, with an automatic local backup to a PC. This functions wirelessly like a cloud storage service, but it is also free of charge since you’re using your own device. Android…

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Snap’s AR glasses ambitions might be starting to look a lot more real. In an official announcement, Snap has said it has expanded its partnership with Qualcomm through a multi-year strategic agreement that will bring Qualcomm’s Snapdragon silicon to future generations of Specs. The company describes this as the first flagship engagement for Specs Inc, which will be launching Specs wearable later this year. What was revealed in the announcement According to Snap, future Specs devices will run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR platforms, while the company says it will provide the foundation for edge AI, on-device processing, advanced graphics, and…

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AI hasn’t just arrived — it has quietly become part of the default experience online.  What started as a curiosity has quickly turned into a habit. In classrooms, students now draft essays with LLM tools beside them, replacing the familiar rhythm of notes, revisions, and late-night writing sessions.  Even dating apps — long seen as one of the most human corners of the internet — are increasingly powered by AI, from generating profile prompts to optimizing matches. In subtle ways, AI is beginning to shape not just what people do online, but how they interact with others.  AI isn’t just…

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LG’s 2026 OLED lineup is headlined by the G6, but the C6 is likely the model most people will end up considering. On paper, both TVs share a lot, including LG’s new Alpha 11 AI processor Gen 3, along with similar gaming features and AI-driven tools. After seeing both models up close during LG’s recent reviewer workshop at its U.S. headquarters in New Jersey, the overlap becomes even more apparent, but so do the areas where they start to separate. The differences aren’t always obvious at first glance. If you’ve been trying to figure out what actually separates the G6…

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The software development life cycle relies heavily on the integrity of containerized environments. As secure software delivery becomes standard in the development process, more teams seek hardened container images and similar hardened container solutions that deliver security without slowing build times. This change shows that container security has become a common need, not just an extra feature for a few specialized sectors. It has become a baseline for security teams that want faster deployment, smaller attack surfaces, and cleaner production environments from the very beginning of the coding process.  The Rise of Hardened Image Standards  For years, many developers treated container hardening…

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Meta‘s new Muse Spark may be pitched as a smarter AI model, but based on early testing, it sounds like the kind of AI you really do not want anywhere near serious medical decisions. The recent WIRED report talked about the experience with Muse Spark. Meta’s health-focused AI model inside the Meta AI app did not show promising results. The chatbot reportedly encouraged users to upload raw medical information like lab reports, glucose monitor readings, and blood pressure logs, then offered to help analyze patterns and trends. All of this sounds pretty useful till you realize two immediate concerns. You’re…

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UBF CEOs Advisory Council Reaffirms Commitment to Reinforce Banking Sector’s Resilience and Capabilities Abu Dhabi- Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 10 April 2026: The CEOs Advisory Council of the UAE Banks Federation (UBF), the sole representative and unified voice of UAE banks, held its first quarterly meeting on April 8, 2026, chaired by His Excellency Abdulaziz Al Ghurair, Chairman of UBF, to review the banking and financial sector’s performance, and discuss developments,  initiatives, and plans of UBF to develop the financial and banking sector during 2026. The meeting commended the Comprehensive Financial Institution Resilience Package, approved by the Board of the…

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On a 2024 trip to Dharamshala, a well-known spiritual hub in India, I was surprised by the number of remote workers occupying cafe seats and glued to their laptops. At least three of my dorm mates told me they handle social media content for US-based creators with hundreds of thousands of followers. One enterprising 17-year-old enthusiastically told me she handled regional YouTube channels for a well-known US-based creator with over three million subscribers and wanted to aggressively win fans in the densely populated Southeast Asian market. For these freelancers linked to the volatile “social media economy,” the daily routine includes…

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