Saudi Arabian Drilling Academy partners with Naseej to implement Medad Cloud platforms. The collaboration aims to modernize digital learning, strengthen training operations, and enhance institutional performance through a unified, cloud-native ecosystem.
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Al-Baha University has signed a strategic agreement with Naseej for Technology to modernize its academic information ecosystem through the upgrade to Ellucian Banner 9. Complemented by Ellucian Experience and Ellucian Insights, this transformation is part of its broader institutional modernization journey toward a more agile, efficient, and future-ready digital environment.
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The tech giant’s claim that it has not seen any successful spyware attacks targeting Apple devices with Lockdown Mode enabled comes amid a leak of hacking tools targeting users running devices with older software.
even a requirement for an Amazon Kindle these days. However, when weighing a conventional tablet against an e-reader, you will prefer the latter for reading.
prohibit a prominent drone manufacturer from the US, which ultimately occurred, the FCC has barred routers produced in overseas locations. This signifies that the distribution of routers manufactured abroad will now be limited, encompassing devices from TP-Link, Google, and Netgear, among others. This may lead you to wonder about the legality and safety of using these routers, so it is crucial to understand that the FCC has not targeted specific brands. Rather, it enforces a broad prohibition on routers made outside the country due to possible security risks associated with equipment manufactured in China or with Chinese parts.
Owning routers produced by foreign companies, such as TP-Link, is not against the law if you already have one set up. Additionally, routers from the impacted brands that are still available in stores, which were previously authorized for sale, will remain available, and this prohibition does not apply retroactively in this aspect. The FCC clarifies this by stating, “…today’s action does not affect a consumer’s ongoing use of routers they have acquired in the past. Nor does it restrict retailers from continuing to sell, import, or promote router models that were previously approved through the FCC’s equipment authorization process.”
The FCC has also released an official exemption that permits existing devices to keep receiving software updates until March 1, 2027. Regarding the safety of using routers from brands like TP-Link, the general answer is affirmative, provided that you do not possess a model marked as unsafe.
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“Secret Level” revealing the types of video game worlds that can be adapted for television, one of the upcoming major projects from the streaming service is “God of War.” The series possesses all the elements necessary to achieve the same level of success as “The Last of Us” or “Game of Thrones,” provided it executes its combo moves effectively.
Since 2005, there have been attempts to bring Kratos to life, starting with a cinematic adaptation — a plan that was ultimately scrapped. Nearly two decades later, following the critically lauded revival of the “God of War” series in 2018, Amazon Prime Video announced that a show was underway, drawing from the most recent chapter that experienced a tonal evolution from the franchise’s previous iterations.
For those not familiar with the Ghost of Sparta’s story, no need to fret. By the gods, we’re here to outline everything we know about “God of War” and why PlayStation’s most fierce character is well-equipped to embark on one of the most engaging father-son narratives on television. So grab a seat by the hearth, ready your axe, and prepare for some serious beard envy.
Isara, a San Francisco startup that is building software to coordinate thousands of AI agents on complex analytical tasks, has raised $94 million at a $650 million valuation, with OpenAI among the investors. The company was founded nine months ago by two 23-year-olds. It has no product in market. The round was first reported by […]
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Reports have been suggesting for some time that the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will include various design enhancements. A recent leak indicates that one of these alterations—a more compact Dynamic Island—will also be applied to additional models within the iPhone 18 range.
### Dynamic Island May Reduce in Size for iPhone 18 and iPhone Air 2, Not Exclusively the iPhone 18 Pro
Weibo leaker Ice Universe recently shared information about the Dynamic Island and bezels of the iPhone 18 series. The translated post suggests that for the iPhone 18 series, the black bezels will remain the same, while the Dynamic Island will be diminished in size. This indicates that the bezels will be similar to those of the iPhone 17 series.
The reference to a smaller Dynamic Island for “the iPhone 18 series” implies that this characteristic may extend beyond just the iPhone 18 Pro. Historically, reports regarding design modifications have largely concentrated on the Pro models, but this leak suggests a more extensive rollout.
In a significant departure from prior years, the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are expected to launch this fall, while the standard iPhone 18 is not projected to be available until early 2027. This shift in timeline may clarify why earlier reports focused on the Pro models in relation to the Dynamic Island.
### 9to5Mac’s Perspective
There is doubt regarding whether Apple will swiftly introduce the updated Dynamic Island across more iPhone variations. Typically, design innovations debut with the premium models before gradually reaching the lower-end variants. If the standard iPhone 18 does obtain the more compact Dynamic Island, it would be a welcome surprise.
Should the iPhone Air 2 release this fall, as some anticipate, it might stand a better chance of incorporating the new Dynamic Island. Apple is likely looking to enhance the Air 2’s attractiveness, particularly since it could take a further generation before a second rear camera is incorporated.
It’s conceivable that all models launching this fall will feature the updated design, while the standard iPhone 18 may not include it upon its release in spring.
Which new models do you think will receive Apple’s new, smaller Dynamic Island? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Spainâs largest life sciences VC is moving upstream with InceptionBio, its first fund dedicated to the riskiest stage of biotech: company creation from university and research centre spinouts. CDTI is an anchor LP. The target is at least three new companies in 2026. The hardest part of turning academic science into a biotech company is […]
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