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As we start 2024, major tech brands are making a powerful entrance with groundbreaking devices set to reshape the smartphone landscape. Whether you're in search of a foldable phone or a regular one, this year promises significant product releases that are transforming the industry.From one side, HONOR is gearing up to unveil the thinnest and lightest foldable HONOR Magic V2, featuring groundbreaking capabilities, smart features, huge battery and powerful performance. Meanwhile, Samsung has introduced the Galaxy S24 Series, and the key to its features is the integration of "AI."HONOR Magic V2 Dominates the Foldable Market Unlike what people thought about foldables being bulky, fragile and comes with small battery capacity, HONOR changed that perception with the introduction of...
January 21, 2024
Foldable or regular? This year is the perfect year to make the upgrade
January 21, 2024
IMC obtains certificate for CIMS for second time
RIYADH — Addleshaw Goddard has obtained a Foreign Law Firm License from the Saudi Ministry of Justice, following its 2023 announcement to establish an office in Riyadh. This new office joins the firm's existing Middle Eastern locations in Dubai, Qatar, and Oman.On Jan. 17, 2024, in Riyadh, the firm celebrated its launch at a prestigious event attended by over 300 clients and contacts in the historic district of At-Turaif, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Riyadh office is now fully operational with a strong team of five esteemed partners.The team includes Christian Both, a recent arrival from Clifford Chance, and three KSA-based lateral hires: Ibrahim Siddiki, previously leading the KSA corporate M&A practice at Bracewell in Dubai; Homam Khoshaim, an M&A specialist formerly with...
January 18, 2024
Addleshaw Goddard secures foreign law firm license to operate in Saudi Arabia
January 18, 2024
stc recognized in top 150 most valuable brands in the world and the most valuable telecom brand in the Middle East
January 18, 2024
Impressive wins at Riyadh Golf Club En Route to the iconic US Masters Major
January 18, 2024
US upholds ban on Apple watch sale over patent dispute
2023 was an extraordinary year for OMODA, marked by the sensational debut of the OMODA E5 at the global brand launch event in April, followed by the boundary-pushing expansion showcased at the user conference in October, and capped off with a multitude of global accolades at the end of the year.During the year, OMODA's new energy layout accelerated with the launch of its first pure electric model E5, completing the diversified product matrix, building a user ecosystem that highlights "more than cars," and venturing into new frontiers with its global presence.With a firm strategic approach, OMODA excelled in the intensely competitive automotive market, achieving an impressive milestone of over 147,000 vehicles in cumulative export sales throughout 2023.In the last month of...
January 15, 2024
OMODA hits record high in sales in 2023 with 13,677 vehicles sold in December
DAVOS — The world’s five richest men have more than doubled their fortunes since 2020, while the poorest 60 per cent have lost money, according to an Oxfam report released on Monday in Davos, Switzerland, where the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) is being held.According to data from research company Wealth X, the combined wealth of Elon Musk, Bernard Arnault, Jeff Bezos, Larry Ellison and Mark Zuckerberg – the five richest men in the world - has increased by €423.8 billion ($464 billion), or 114 per cent since 2020.Within the same timeframe, the world’s poorest 4.77 billion people have lost 0.2 per cent in real terms of their wealth.That means that while the world’s billionaires were €3 trillion ($3.3 trillion) richer in 2023 than in 2020 - with their wealth growing three...
January 15, 2024
World’s five richest men double their fortunes as poorest 60 percent lose money, Oxfam says
January 15, 2024
AI to hit 40% of jobs and worsen inequality, IMF says
The landscape of interconnected smart devices, dubbed as Smart-X technologies, is promising and continuously evolving, offering vast potential for unlocking new functionalities across various industries, KPMG Professional Services said in its latest cybersecurity publication. That said, there are security concerns to be aware of.“The future of Smart-X security holds immense potential, with an anticipated surge in demand driven by key sectors that rely on data-intensive operations and prioritize stringent security measures,” said Ton Diemont, Partner and Head of Cybersecurity and Data Privacy at KPMG in Saudi Arabia.“Industries, such as energy, automotive, government, and healthcare, are poised to lead this growth,” he added. “As the need for secure and interconnected solutions...
January 14, 2024
KPMG: Smart-X tech holds immense potential yet security concerns persist
