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14 Nov. 12:23

iPhone 18: predictions and early insights into Apple’s next-generation smartphone

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Tech analysts are already discussing what to expect from Apple’s upcoming flagship, the iPhone 18, which is rumored to arrive in 2026 and potentially redefine the future of mobile devices.

One of the most anticipated changes is a redesigned appearance. Reports suggest the new iPhone may feature a seamless, bezel-free display with both the front camera and Face ID components placed beneath the screen. This design is seen as the next step beyond today’s Dynamic Island, offering users a more immersive visual experience. The screen may also receive a higher refresh rate and be built from more durable materials.

Major updates are also predicted for the camera system. Larger sensors, improved optical stabilization, a next-generation LiDAR scanner, and a periscope telephoto lens for superior long-distance photography are among the likely enhancements.

Battery life is expected to improve thanks to more efficient battery technologies and energy-saving chips. Additionally, a stronger MagSafe system and faster data transfer and charging speeds via USB-C are anticipated.

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15 Dec. 18:37

Qatar National Day celebrated in Ashgabat

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On 15 December 2025, a ceremonial reception marking the National Day of the State of Qatar was held in Ashgabat. The event was hosted by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Qatar to Turkmenistan, Nasser Ahmed Mohammed Al-Taher.

The beyan.tm team was also present at the celebration.

 

The Guest of Honour from the Government of Turkmenistan was Minister of Trade and Foreign Economic Relations Nazar Agahanov.

 

In his address, the Ambassador highlighted the historical role of Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, the founder of modern Qatar, and emphasized Qatar’s active role in international mediation and peacebuilding efforts.

 

Special attention was given to the rapid development of bilateral relations between Qatar and Turkmenistan in 2025, supported by high-level mutual visits and close ties between the leaders of the two countries.

 

Guests were introduced to Qatari culture through an exhibition of traditional clothing, books about Qatar, national artifacts, and falcons — a symbol of the country’s heritage. The atmosphere was enriched by traditional music, while a calligrapher artistically wrote guests’ names upon request.