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JEDDAH – The Malaysian Jeddah Bowlers (MJBowlers), in cooperation with the Consulate General of Malaysia Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, had organized a bowling tournament in conjunction with the National Sports Month and Malaysia Sports Challenge 2019 program by the Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS), which was held in Bowling City, Sultana Mall, Jeddah recently.The tournament was open to all Malaysians working and living in Saudi Arabia. Over 100 participants from 28 teams, and 23 children, aged 5 to 14 years old, joined the event, with participation from Malaysians living in Yanbu, Riyadh, Madinah, Rabigh, Makkah and Jeddah.The event was officiated by Tuan Alauddin Md. Nor, the consul general of Malaysia in Jeddah. The event’s main sponsor is Saudi Arabia’s major fast food...
November 03, 2019
Belasah tops in Malaysia bowling tournament
October 31, 2019
China rolls out 5G services in race to narrow tech gap
October 30, 2019
Facebook agrees to pay UK fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal
October 28, 2019
Hong Kong students take protest to virtual world
October 25, 2019
Facebook 'news tab' seeks to reboot its role with media
LONDON — BP plans to build a $25 million pilot plant to test new technology the energy company says will allow plastic bottles and food packaging to be recycled again and again.Polyethylene terephthalate, or PET, is one of the most widely recycled plastics. About 27 million tonnes of PET is used annually in packaging, with bottles accounting for around 23 million tons of that, BP said in a statement, citing data from consultancy Wood Mackenzie.However, only around 60 percent of PET used for bottles is recovered, with the vast majority recycled only once before being either buried in landfill or burnt as the current recycling process leaves a lot of impurities.BP said that its new recycling technology, named Infinia, can transform used PET plastics into brand-new plastic feedstock,...
October 24, 2019
BP to test technology to recycle plastic bottles again and again
October 23, 2019
Quantum leap in computing as scientists claim 'supremacy'
October 22, 2019
Hover-taxi whizzes over Singapore, firm eyes Asian push
CANNES, France — Video streaming upstarts are looking to a different model to take on industry leader Netflix: free-to-viewer services that come with ads.While Disney, HBO, and Apple are launching competing services along the same subscription model as Netflix, others such as Tubi, Roku, Pluto and Rakuten are testing viewers tolerance for ads in video on demand services.California-based Tubi and Japan's Rakuten both announced plans to push into Europe this week at the MIPCOM in Cannes, France, the world's biggest television content market.Tubi plans to launch a Tubi Kids service next week, which will become available in Britain in 2020, and include series like "Strawberry Shortcake", "Paddington Bear" and "The Wiggles".Tubi boasts that its main...
October 17, 2019
Competitors look to free services to take on Netflix
October 15, 2019
Google in smartphone push with motion-sensing Pixel 4
