Dubai Driver Job Requirements: What You Actually Need Before You Apply

Dubai Driver Job Requirements: License, Experience, Salary and What to Check First

Say you are a driver in Pakistan with a few years on the road. You see a Dubai job ad, then another, then a third. One says “UAE license required.” Another says a home license is fine. A third promises a salary that sounds too good. You start wondering if you should pay an agent,

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AI in 2026: The EU Delayed Some of Its AI Rules, Not All of Them. Here’s What Already Applies

Professional reviewing an AI compliance checklist next to a laptop with a chatbot window

Most conversations about AI focus on what the technology can do. A quieter question matters just as much for anyone building, buying, or simply using these tools: what are the rules? In the European Union, that answer changed this summer. A package known as the Digital Omnibus on AI amended the EU’s landmark AI Act,

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Hackers Are Walking Through Unpatched Doors, Not Guessing Passwords: What the 2026 Breach Data Means for Cyber Security

IT technician checking a network firewall in a small server room

For years, the standard advice in cyber security started with passwords: make them longer, make them unique, turn on two-step login. That advice still holds. But the latest large-scale breach data suggests the front door attackers prefer has changed. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), now in its 19th edition, found that vulnerability exploitation,

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Passkeys in 2026: 5 Billion Are in Use, So Why Do We Still Type Passwords?

Passkey sign-in on a smartphone replacing a traditional password

Passkeys are no longer a feature you have to hunt for. The FIDO Alliance, the industry group behind the standard, announced on World Passkey Day 2026 that an estimated 5 billion passkeys are now in use worldwide. Most people with a modern phone have been offered one, and many have said yes without really noticing.

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GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna: Features, Pricing and What’s New

GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna AI models from OpenAI

OpenAI has expanded its GPT-6 family with two new models: GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna. The models were announced on September 22, 2026, following the earlier release of GPT-6 Astra. OpenAI describes Sol and Luna as models that bring capabilities developed for Astra into faster and more affordable options designed for everyday work and development

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Microsoft Copilot 2026: New Home, Code and Autopilot Features Explained

Microsoft Copilot 2026 with Home Code and Autopilot AI features

Microsoft is giving Copilot a major software update that changes how users can interact with AI at work. Instead of focusing only on asking questions and generating answers, the new Microsoft Copilot brings together three different experiences called Home, Code and Autopilot. The announcement, made by Microsoft on September 25, 2026, positions Copilot as a

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