| Digital Will | | With the advent of cloud, huge caches of sensitive personal information — ranging from bank account details, passwords, insurance policies, land and property related documents, lease deeds and wills are increasingly being stored on the public domain by users. | | Prevention is better than cure | | Are you suffering from abdominal pain, bloating, vomiting, fatigue, breathlessness, or unexplained weight loss? Do you have blood in your stool or any bleeding from the rectum? Did you notice a change in your normal bowel habits having diarrhoea, constipation or both? | | A journey through
Marrakech
cuisine | | Tonight, as they close down for the day, hundreds of hammams in Marrakech will allow just one other, and rather special guest in that will spend the entire night on the gleaming charcoal: the neighbourhood’s tanjia. | | RIP Margaret Thatcher | | SOME LOVED HER, many hated her but it was hard to ignore the now-departed Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher. The grocer’s daughter who grew up to become England’s most-successful post-war prime minister, had only one competition when it came to the success stakes — her own childhood hero, Winston Churchill. | | Hangout with Rabbit | | Recently, there was a new video chat app that was launched in a private beta mode by a San Francisco-based start-up, Rabbit Inc. Rabb. | | African cats | | Disneynature’s African Cats has been announced to be participating in the opening night of Abu Dhabi International Environmental Film Festival (Adieff). | | Young or old, Roald Dahl is the best | | J.K. Rowling might be the most successful and possibly the richest children’s author till date but when it comes to the popularity stakes, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory author Roald Dahl still reigns over the hearts of his readers, both young and old. | | Don’t despair, repair | | An innovative project in London is helping people to prolong the life of their electronic devices by repairing them and encouraging others to do learn to do the same. | | Sapphire to replace Gorilla glass soon? | | The rapid strides in research and technology, our smartphones have become sleeker, smarter and feature-laden but they are still prone to breakages, cracks and abrasions. | |
