Israeli firm in Gaza extracts drinking water from air
Watergen, Israeli company, is extracting water from air for Palestinians in Gaza
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Google against freedom, silencing voices: U.S. Senator
According to the Republican Senator, we can’t trust Google because it is too powerful and is blocking freedom of speech
WhatsApp users made over 1.4 billion voice, video calls globally on New Year’s Eve
Additionally, there were more than 55 million live broadcasts across Facebook and Instagram globally on New Year’s Eve.
Is this why Tesla is the battery champion?
The automaker built the Supercharger network to enable long-distance driving and quick city charging, says Electrec.co.
Ras Al Khaimah Ushers in 2021 With One of the World’s Largest Fireworks Displays
Ras Al Khaimah ushers in 2021 with one of the world’s largest fireworks displays
What does 1937 have in common with 2021? Mass unemployment and a looming World war?
Posts on social media are pointing out how the calendar dates from 1937 conform perfectly with the upcoming calendar dates for 2021
End of Telcos? A student builds a phone that uses no sim card to communicate!
If it is proven true, this invention may signal the end of Telcos and their greedy businesses but will it take off?
Dubai: International award to reward solutions for global water scarcity crisis
Established in 2015, the UAE Water Aid Foundation (Suqia UAE), is an entity under the umbrella of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives foundation
Top tech predictions 2021: Local cloud infrastructure, seamless digital experience and zero trust security model
Here’s a list of five top tech predictions for 2021 by ManageEngine, compiled after discussions with relevant stakeholders, including business and tech leaders
iCar will be similar to Tesla’s
Apple has the mouse and the keyboard that made the difference for its computers. It has great software for its iPhones, maybe it can build a fabulous car?