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Visa is returning to Syria. Its first live international card transaction in the country was a test rather than a launch, and the milestone event ran through a Lebanese bank.

The acquirer (the bank o...


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The desktop microphone arm has become one of the most crowded pieces of real estate in the home studio. As podcasters and streamers pile on broadcast microphones, cameras and lights, the humble boom has to hold more weight, move more quietly and take up less space. RØDE’s answer, announced yesterday in Sydney, is the DS3.

The Australian audio company positions ...


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Governments have always been obsessed with what they spend. However, Dubai is now attempting to measure what it gets back.

The emirate has deployed a unified Workforce Productivity Measurement System across 32 government entities that’s built on machine learning and advanced artificial intelligence. Formally adopted as a government-wide framework under


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For the past week, a hacker known as Cyberleek has been drip-feeding footage from Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) onto the internet, reportedly to promote a crypto scheme and pressure Rockstar Games into protecting players’ digital rights. Parent company Take-Two is treating the breach seriously, and has launched legal proceedings against Microsoft-owned site GitHub and chat app D...


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For most of commercial aviation’s modern history, closing the cabin door meant leaving the internet behind. Qatar Airways has spent nearly two years dismantling that idea, and this week it logged another first.

The Doha-based carrier has become the first airline in the world to operate a


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