By Aisha Butt Samsung back from the ashes to reinvent the phone with the S8 For all Samsung’s talk about a fresh start, the stigma, jokes and questions about exploding phones, dying devices and spying televisions will follow it around like a bad smell for some time. However, if…
By Javid Khan Apple releases it’s largest update in 19 years, faster, smoother, more memory, more battery, Moreno advanced Apple’s i0S 10.3 update has just been released and iPhone users may notice their treasured handsets are running a little faster once it’s installed. The Cupertino-based company has just rolled…
By Muhammad Musa Qasim Al-Bashir Apple releases new iPhone and iPad range 6 months early Apple have released new iPhone and iPad ranges six months before their usual September date. This year is the tenth anniversary of the iPhone and has seen many exciting new patents filed by Apple…
By Muhammad Musa Qasim Al-Bashir International condemnation and outrage as UK introduced #MuslimBan President of the USA, Donald Trump has twice tried and twice failed to ban Muslims from entering his nation. His own Federal courts ruling against him, holding his ban to be illegal. Yet Trump has…
By Amira Patel Devices larger than standard cell phones are to be banned on US flights from Muslim countries US President Trump is barring passengers on flights originating in several Muslim countries from carrying any electronic device larger than a standard cellphone starting on Tuesday, a Middle East-based carrier has…
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Dubai launched driverless flying taxis in July 2017 Dubai will be treated to a driverless flying taxis service as early as this July according to the city’s Road and Transport Authority (RTA), which plans to start flying passengers across the city in July 2017….
By Zakiya Afzani The British government, UK banks amen big business have boycotted google ads in droves Days after the British government withdrew all of its taxpayer-funded adverts from YouTube, yes tax money is used on advertising in the UK, after the adverts were seen next to white supremacist and…
By Aisha Butt Fake News has destroyed the lives of millions and now threatens governments There are three main categories of Fake News: Sensationalism: The creation of totally or partially untrue, misleading or doctored stories with the sole intention of attracting readers. In print or online the…
By Jabril Abdulaziz Hackers target children in sick mind game to burn people alive A truly terrifying hack targeting a well known children’s cartoon has gone viral on social media. The hack urges children to secretly turn on the gas rings on their kitchen hobs, promising that they’ll become…
By Suliman Karim Hasan bin Safet bin Aladdin Ćulibrk’ Amnesty International have accused Saudi Arabia of using banned bombs in Yemen The Saudi-led Arab coalition fighting anti-government rebels in Yemen stands accused of using banned cluster munition in raids on civilian areas, Amnesty International alledged today. The Saudi-led coalition…
