Overheating iPhone 15
Since the latest model of the smartphone went on sale in September, some users have complained the devices are getting too hot to touch. iPhone users have come to expect their devices to become hotter during the initial set-up or when they are being backed up, due to the amount of processing power being used
EU’s top diplomat visits Odessa
Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy chief, visited Odesa, a Ukrainian port city, and witnessed the destruction caused by Russian attacks. Borrell promised urope would not abandon Ukraine in its war to recapture the regions in the south and east of the country. Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted that the residents of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia,
African Development Bank to collaborate with Google
In 2005 Google invested in a major submarine telecommunications cable the Seacom cable and since then, Google has been committed to digital transformation by supporting talent development, innovation, infrastructure, and regulatory advancements across the continent. Google has been a longtime partner in Africa’s economic growth and digital transformation. The African Development Bank (AfDB) and Google
Enlargement of the European Union
Joining the world’s most successful club of peaceful, prosperous democracies would set that war-ravaged country and fellow aspirant members in the Western Balkans, Georgia and Moldova on a new and promising path. For the European Union itself it would also be nothing short of historic, completing a grand continental union and marking the end of
Microsoft firm demand to go high
The mind-boggling capabilities of “generative” ai look set to transform many desk jobs. It is also a glimpse into the future of Microsoft, which was once the world’s most valuable public company and hopes to reclaim the title by selling the technology that will power the transformation. Through the firm’s investment in Openai, the startup
Fears in Financial Markets
Such a calendar effect flies in the face of the idea that financial markets are efficient. After all, asset prices ought only to move in response to new information . Predictable fluctuations should be identified, exploited and arbitraged away by traders. Since 1928, the ratio of monthly gains to losses in America’s s&p 500 index,
South Africa to use BRICS to deepen relationships with other countries
South Africa hosted the 15th BRICS Summit in Johannesburg last month where President Cyril Ramaphosa as chair of the bloc announced that Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates will join the BRICS. The expansion of the BRICS not only gives weight to the bloc but also grants South Africa the
South Africa to a silicone ring to help in preventing HIV infections
Global Fund said the introduction of the PrEP ring in South Africa will expand options for women beyond oral PrEP, which is often unable to meet the unique needs of all individuals who want to use it. The pre-exposure prophylaxis ring is a silicone ring that is inserted in the vagina every month and delivers
Curbing interest charged by moneylenders in Uganda
Mr Museveni who has been in power since 1986 when he became president after a five-year guerrilla war wondered why moneylenders in Uganda are charging 20 percent interest on loans per month and “causing suicide to our young people.”“While chairing the NRM Caucus at Entebbe State House this afternoon (September 28), I directed the Minister
United States trying to counter Chinese influence in Paraguay
Paraguay is the sole South American country holding diplomatic relations with Taiwan rather than mainland China. During his campaign, Pena pledged to maintain relations with Taiwan. After the Paraguayan elections, Beijing might refocus its efforts on Paraguay, making Cartes’ involvement with corruption schemes “an emerging threat and one with importance to our broader position in