Star Trek's technological feats are ahead of the times - dreamt up almost half a century ago, much of its technology is today a reality. Read Article Can’t you beam me up, Scotty?
Scientists at the Masdar Institute are researching on the formation of dolomite in hopes it could one day help industries develop greener ways of repairing or fabricating materials.
Read Article Study on UAE dolomite formation could pave way for future greener industries
Du broadband subscribers may experience slow internet Sunday and Monday due to maintenance on two subsea communication cables. Read Article Work on cables means slow connection for Du users
What if your home were smart? If it knew what room temperature you liked to wake up to, which lights you dimmed when you watched television, and told you how much power you consumed every day? Read Article Smart plugs will ease risk of blackouts from power surges
Nature has countless double acts, partnerships where instead of one creature being a parasite on or killing another, both sides benefit. Read Article The right bugs grow better beans
Meet the UAE's most popular phone. It's not an iPhone, or the lastest Samsung Galaxy. It's not even a BlackBerry, despite their ubiquity.
Read Article Move over iPhone, BlackBerry or Samsung: King of phones in UAE is not so smart
With graphic: A new survey shows that people are now more likely to send instant messages by other means, such as BlackBerry's BBM or Apple's iMessage. Read Article App attack! Is this the end of paid-for texting?
A decision could be made as soon as next month, according to a source close to the country's nuclear authorities.
Read Article 'Decision soon' on UAE nuclear waste
The app, currently available only for Android phones, allows members of the public facing real-time danger to have a direct link to the command and control room. Read Article Dubai police are just an app away
