Australian authorities have launched a fresh appeal to identify victims of Hamish Tait, a Sydney childcare worker facing 329 charges for allegedly abusing over 130 children across 62 centers between 2009 and 2025. Police released de-identified images of clothing and descriptions to aid identification.
The Calcutta High Court has directed police to arrest Delhi Capitals cricketer Abishek Porel in a rape case and seize his electronic devices to prevent alleged circulation of sensitive material. An FIR was registered against Porel last month at Mogra Police Station, accusing him of physical relations on promise of marriage, recording intimate moments, and threatening the complainant.
Despite technological advancements minimizing electromagnetic interference, mobile phones remain restricted on airplanes due to potential ground network overload from billions of passengers and concerns about 5G wireless networks interfering with aircraft navigation near airports. Additionally, cabin crew and passenger social experience are factors.
Influencers are promoting 'frequency straws' and other 'EMF-blocking' products, claiming they protect against electromagnetic frequencies from electronics. Despite a lack of scientific proof and warnings from the FTC, the industry thrives on consumer anxiety, with products like $50 straws and $240 amulets gaining traction.
Hong Kong's Education Minister Christine Choi Yuk-lin stated that students should not be banned from using technology in schools. She argued that the next generation must learn to navigate the digital era responsibly, emphasizing that technology should support, not replace, teachers and independent learning.
A self-styled guru, Radhamohan Mishra, and seven associates were arrested in Pune for allegedly sexually exploiting and cheating a woman. The guru, who claimed divinity, subjected the victim to abuse for 15 years, including forced acts and property transfer. Police recovered electronic devices and jewelry from his bungalow.
A self-styled guru, Radhamohan Mishra, and seven associates were arrested in Pune for allegedly sexually exploiting and cheating a woman. The guru, from Haryana, had been operating in Pune for eight years, claiming divine powers and subjecting victims to abuse. Police recovered electronic devices and valuables from his bungalow.
Shams 'Sadiq' Sadiq, a 51-year-old Manchester cafe owner, alleges Greater Manchester Police (GMP) offered him financial benefits and immunity from low-level offenses in exchange for informing on Palestine Action, a banned direct action group, after his devices were confiscated during an arrest related to the group.
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted unanimously to advance a proposal to bar all Chinese labs from testing electronic devices such as smartphones, cameras and computers for use in the United States. The agency says about 75 per cent of all US electronics are tested in China and plans to adopt a streamlined approval process for devices tested in US labs or labs from countries not posing national security risks. In a separate 3-0 vote, the commission advanced a proposal to...
The Phalaborwa Rare Earths Project in South Africa received a US$50 million equity investment from the US International Development Finance Corporation, part of accelerated US efforts to secure critical minerals independent of China. The project extracts rare earth elements from industrial mining waste at a former chemical processing plant. The Trump administration plans to deploy nearly US$12 billion to create a US strategic reserve for critical minerals essential for electronics, EVs, robotics and defence systems.
Chinese printed circuit board (PCB) suppliers are experiencing a surge in interest and pursuing IPOs, driven by the booming global demand for AI infrastructure. Companies like Victory Giant Technology and Jiangxi Redboard Technology are raising significant capital, with analysts projecting continued growth in the sector.
