Microsoft and Etisalat UAE have announced that Xbox gamers in the country can now enjoy an added dimension of convenience, by paying for content through their Etisalat mobile account.
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Excessive technology use to blame for child obesity in UAE, Saudi Arabia
Nine in 10 children across UAE and KSA have access to tablets, smartphones or other handheld electronic devices with screens.1 3916
UAE tech startup incubator issues final call for applicants
The Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development has issued a final call for applications for the fourth edition of “Ibtikari” (My Innovation).
US SEC to review decision denying bitcoin ETF applications
The US Securities and Exchange Commission said that it will review a decision by its staff to block nine bitcoin-based …
IT failure compels Gatwick airport to use white boards
Passengers had to look up their flight information on white boards after Britain’s second busiest airport, Gatwick, encountered an IT …
Virgin Hyperloop One to open first non-US office in Dubai
Virgin Hyperloop One’s regional head has said that the company is set to open an office in the emirates as …
Samsung Galaxy Studio opens in Mall of Emirates
Samsung Gulf Electronics has reintroduced its Galaxy Studio DXB at the Mall of the Emirates at a launch event featuring …
Artificial Intelligence: is the honeymoon over?
Last year, Forrester noted that, “The honeymoon for enterprises naively celebrating the cure-all promises of artificial intelligence technologies is over… …
Snapchat introduces exclusive Eid-inspired stickers, bitmoji and filters
Snapchat has introduced a selection of brand new, Eid-inspired creative tools exclusive to the platform, which will be available during …
Power of 4 Forum: SAS expert joins AI panel
TahawulTech.com is delighted to confirm Celal Kavuklu as a panelist at the upcoming Power of 4: Fourth Industrial Revolution Forum. …
HP launches VR simulation of life on mars
HP Inc. and a global community of creators have unveiled a virtual reality simulation of what life on Mars could …