Strings of software code inside of the leaked operating system, first detailed by Apple news website 9to5Mac, show the expected three new phones will be called the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X.
iLIFE releases new ultra-slim notebooks
Designed for budget-smart consumers and back-to-school shoppers, iLife Digital Technology has announced the launch of its new ultra-slim notebooks – …
Uber Partners with ArabiaWeather for climate insights
Uber has partnered with ArabiaWeather to leverage their technologies to provide people with weather forecasts and better access to Uber …
HPE Aruba announces new Wi-Fi solution for small businesses
Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, has unveiled a new Wi-Fi solution designed to give small businesses secure and reliable …
Huawei unveils integrated solution partner programme
At Huawei Connect 2017, Huawei launched a new, integrated partner programme that will include all of the company’s global solution …
Equifax hack exposes 143 million US consumers
Equifax, one of the largest credit bureaus in the U.S., said on Thursday that an application vulnerability on one of …
Dubai Customs smart risk engine receives GInI certification
Dubai Customs has recently received a third level certification on its smart risk engine from the renowned Global Innovation Institute (GInI).
Dubai Municipality installs solar panel cleaning robots
The General Maintenance Department of Dubai Municipality, as part of its plan to keep abreast of modern applications and advanced …
Transformation Talk | Weekly news round-up 07.09.17
Tahawul Tech brings you Transformation Talk, a weekly roundup of the biggest news in the technology industry.
Vintage tech: Fax machines
Scottish inventor Alexander Bain was able to first reproduce graphics using a fax-like technique back in 1846. Through line-by-line scanning of a message written with special ink on a metallic surface, electrical impressions of the original and a telegraph circuit could be used to transmit the information at a distance.