CASABLANCA - Faouzi Annajah, the Moroccan founder of Franco-Moroccan automaker NamX, has unveiled new details about the revolutionary hydrogen-powered technology that will propel the company’s upcoming NamX Huv sport utility vehicle. Collaborating with renowned Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina,......
Beeper, a messaging startup, has unveiled Beeper Mini—an Android app that allows users to send messages as blue bubbles to iPhones, breaking the traditional divide between the two platforms. Initially met with skepticism, the app's development originated from a 16-year-old developer's......
Honda Maroc is set to unveil its newest SUV, the sixth-generation CR-V. With its sharp exterior appearance, this car stands out due to the debut of a hybrid drivetrain. Built on a new platform, it offers a longer entry, wider hallways, generous interior space, and cutting-edge technologies. Externally,......
The prominent music streaming company, Spotify, revealed on Monday its decision to terminate 1,500 employees, constituting 17% of its overall workforce, as part of a cost-cutting initiative. This move follows earlier layoffs of 600 individuals in January and an additional 200 in June. In the initial......
Meta recently reported the successful elimination of a network comprising thousands of deceptive and illegitimate accounts originating from China. These accounts, posing as Americans, attempted to spread divisive material related to US politics and China-US relations. The network also disseminated content......
In a groundbreaking leap into the future of aviation, Airbus Helicopters has successfully conducted a flight test employing autonomous technology controlled by tablets, eliminating the need for direct pilot input. The cutting-edge technologies, cloaked in the codename Vertex, have been meticulously crafted......
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