Transguard Group and Diebold Nixdorf, a connected commerce company, have announced a strategic partnership to provide financial institutions and retailers in the UAE enhanced services and technologies
Emirates Islamic revamps its mobile banking app
Emirates Islamic has announced its new mobile banking app, aimed at providing a range of new features to the bank’s customers personalised and 24×7 banking experience.
Dubai Economy urges online consumers to use registered websites
Dubai Economy has urged shoppers in Dubai to choose websites registered in the Digital Protection programme when buying online in order to ensure that their rights as consumers are protected.
Musk flaunts plan to fly passengers from Dubai to London in 29 minutes
While it’s not yet known exactly when we’ll be able to jet to London over our lunch hour on his super-rocket, nicknamed BFR, Musk said construction of the rocket should begin within the next year – with the first launch planned for 2022.
Saudi entertainment authority hit by cyber attack
Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA), which has begun sponsoring concerts and shows said on Friday its website had been …
How digital disruption is already changing customers’ lives
In an age of intelligent cloud and intelligent edge – an age of AI-powered virtual agents and intelligent bots – …
Ooredoo expands ‘Superfast Fibre’ coverage in Muscat
The service is now accessible by an additional 1,445 areas in Ruwi, Darsait, Ma’abela, Al Hail, Mawaleh, Al Khoudh and many other areas.
Linksys to tout network offerings at GITEX 2017
Linksys will showcase its consumer and business offerings at GITEX Technology Week 2017, with an emphasis on SMB competitiveness, serious …
Dubai launches world’s first virtual wills registry
Designed for overseas asset-holders, the new smart service enables eligible investors living outside of the UAE to create, register, witness and store a Will for Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah assets from anywhere in the world.
Twitter trials 280-character limit for select users
Twitter has recently announced that it plans to double its character limit to 280 for all languages except Japanese, Chinese and Korean.