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Apple to Launch iPhone Air and iPhone 18 in March 2027, Unveils Special Anniversary Model

Apple plans a March 2027 launch for iPhone Air & iPhone 18, plus a special anniversary iPhone with a full-glass display & under-screen camera.

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Pakistani Tech Diaspora Urged to Drive AI-Driven Pak-US Economic Growth

Pakistani tech diaspora urged to use AI to boost Pak-US economic ties and unlock opportunities in digital innovation and freelancing.

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AI in Advertising: Personalized Ads or Digital Creepiness?

AI-powered ads are personalizing marketing like never before—targeting users’ emotions, preferences, and online behavior for maximum impact.

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How China Dominated the Global EV Battery Market

From two battery makers to global dominance, see how China became the leader in EV lithium-ion batteries.

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Valve Unveils Next-Gen Steam Machine Console and Wireless VR Headset

Valve unveils the new Steam Machine console and wireless Steam Frame VR headset, bringing PC gaming to TV and next-level VR experiences.

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YouTube Has Deleted 700 Videos Exposing Israeli War in Gaza

YouTube has removed more than 700 videos from Palestinian human rights groups documenting Israeli atrocities in Gaza, citing U.S. sanctions laws.

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‘Vibe Coding’ Named Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year 2025

Collins Dictionary has crowned “Vibe Coding” as the Word of the Year 2025, reflecting the rise of AI tools that let people create software through natural language instead of traditional…

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Pakistan Launches First Chromebook Assembly Line, Paves Way for Digital Transformation

Pakistan launches its first Chromebook assembly line, marking a key step in digital transformation.

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PTA directs public to report anti‑state content

‘PECA Act makes content that targets country's defence an illegal and punishable offence’

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