Author: Fahad Al Sheri

How do you bounce back after being bowled out for just 69 runs at a World Cup? If you’re South Africa’s women, you come roaring back with skill, pride, and fire. Just three days after their lowest-ever World Cup total, South Africa World Cup win headlines were being written again — this time for all the right reasons. In Indore, they delivered a masterclass in resilience as Tazmin Brits powered her way to a record-breaking century, leading her side to a statement victory over New Zealand. What unfolded wasn’t just redemption — it was revival. From Rock Bottom to Record…

Saudi Arabia buys EA in a jaw-dropping $55 billion takeover that changes everything. The kingdom’s Public Investment Fund just made gaming history alongside Silver Lake and Affinity Partners. For players across the UAE and beyond, this seismic shift promises fresh possibilities and a few big questions. A Deal That Rewrites the Rulebook Electronic Arts is no longer answering to Wall Street. The company behind Fifa, The Sims, Battlefield, and Apex Legends now belongs to a consortium led by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund. This isn’t just another acquisition—it’s the second-largest gaming buyout ever recorded, trailing only Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard purchase.…

What To Know The future of human optimisation will take centre stage at the World Biohack Summit 2025 in Dubai. Hosted at the luxurious JW Marriott, Marina, this event is designed to unlock human potential through biohacking innovations focused on longevity, peak performance, mental wellbeing, recovery, and age reversal. It is set to be one of the most comprehensive wellness and science gatherings of the year. A Five-Dimensional Approach At the heart of the summit is a 5 Dimensional approach to biohacking. Experts will break down the concept into tangible practices that attendees can integrate into their lives: Immersive Experiences…

Apple’s September 9, 2025 event delivered groundbreaking announcements that Apple Event September 2025 will be remembered for across the UAE and Middle East. The iPhone Air redefined smartphone design whilst the iPhone 17 Pro targeted creative professionals working in Dubai’s thriving media industry. Meanwhile, AirPods Pro 3 introduced real-time translation capabilities perfect for the UAE’s multicultural environment. These launches represent Apple’s most significant technological leap since the original iPhone. The company demonstrated clear intent to dominate premium markets whilst expanding accessibility across price points. Every product announcement reinforced Apple’s ecosystem integration strategy, creating seamless user experiences particularly valuable in the…

In early 2025, residents across the UAE woke up to sluggish internet speeds, sparking frustration across homes, offices, and online communities. Customers of Etisalat and Du reported slow browsing, delayed streaming, and intermittent connectivity throughout the weekend. By Sunday, speeds had improved, but questions remain about how such a tech-forward nation could experience such widespread disruption. The Cause of the Outage The slowdown was traced to damage along two major undersea internet cables in the Red Sea: the South East Asia–Middle East–Western Europe 4 (SMW4) and the India-Middle East-Western Europe (IMEWE) cable systems. According to internet monitoring group NetBlocks, “failures…

Summary DJI has launched the Mic 3, an ultra-light wireless microphone that showcases the brand’s expertise in merging pro-level audio tech with creator-friendly design. At only 16 grams per transmitter, the Mic 3 is aimed at content creators, podcasters, filmmakers, and streamers who need uncompromising quality in a small, durable package. A Game-Changer for Content Creators Mic 3 elevates DJI’s audio range significantly. Its standout feature is adaptive gain control, which automatically optimises recording levels to eliminate distortion or clipping. This makes it an ideal tool for fast-paced environments where manual adjustment isn’t always possible. In addition, dual-file 32-bit float…

Dashcam UAE traffic fines is the guide you need today. Dashcam footage can help you dispute a traffic fine in the UAE. It can also protect you from false claims. The law allows dashcams when you respect privacy. This guide explains how to use your footage the right way. It also explains how to object to a fine, step by step. Key takeaways at a glance Read this first: important disclaimer This guide is general information. It is not legal advice. Laws change and facts matter. If your case is complex, seek a qualified UAE lawyer. How dashcams fit the…

Dubai’s electronics shops buzz with anticipation weeks before Apple’s official announcement. Customers queue at Deira stores clutching AED 500 deposits like golden tickets. The iPhone 17 UAE pre orders madness has gripped the Emirates months ahead of September’s expected launch. Walk through any Sharjah gadget market and witness the spectacle. Eager Apple fans scribble details on reservation forms with religious dedication. Store managers field dozens of daily enquiries about release dates, specifications, and delivery guarantees. The Deposit Dash Begins Electronics retailers report unprecedented early booking activity for unannounced devices. Phone Line in Deira processes multiple iPhone 17 UAE pre orders…

The morning rush through Sheikh Zayed Road tells the complete story of Dubai traffic heating up. Millions of vehicles pulse through the city’s arteries daily, creating queues that stretch from Sharjah’s residential developments to Downtown’s gleaming towers. Your frustrating commute isn’t imagination – it’s statistical reality backed by overwhelming numbers. The UAE registered nearly 390,000 new vehicles this past year alone. This surge pushed the national total above 4.56 million registered cars, with an estimated 3.5 million hitting Dubai’s roads every single day. That represents a staggering load for one metropolitan area, making Dubai the epicentre of the country’s escalating…

Inside the UAE’s quiet AI revolution: How GPT‑5 is already reshaping the way we work In a tucked-away creative studio in Al Quoz, a marketing director swipes through her Chat GPT 5 interface on a second screen. Her team is preparing a campaign launch for a new F&B brand in Dubai Marina. She doesn’t bark orders or pace the floor. Instead, she’s collaborating with a digital mind that’s not just capable of writing copy, but understanding tone, mood, and regional nuance. The campaign will be delivered in both Arabic and English—on-brand, emotionally relevant, and deadline-ready. And it’s happening without a…