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iPhone SE 2 Entering Final Stage Of Engineering Validation

The much-awaited iPhone SE 2 might after all launch as anticipated.

No Compulsory Quarantine Of Visitors To Thailand: Health Ministry

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has confirmed the country could see a loss of six million visitors in 2020

No compulsory quarantine of visitors to Thailand: health ministry

Coronavirus Could Cost Airlines $113 Billion

Passengers have their temperature checked on arrival at Hong Kong International Airport

The financial blow to airlines from coronavirus cancellations could exceed $100 billion.

Galaxy Note 20 Leaks: Reveals 5G Variant, Internal Storage, MicroSD Slot, More

More leaks about the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 recently surfaced online, even though the device is still a few months away from its possible release.

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Many residents in the virus-hit city of Wuhan, China, are depending on online group-buying services to get food

Wuhan Residents Decry 'Fake' Work As Chinese Official Tours City

Wuhan residents decry 'fake' work as Chinese official tours city

Apple says it sees a slower-than-anticipated return to normal conditions in China -- where in both manufactures and sells products -- due to the coronavirus epidemic

Apple And Google Are Rejecting Coronavirus Apps That Aren’t From Recognized Institutions

Apple has rejected apps developed by four developers. These apps show stats about which nations have confirmed coronavirus cases.

Coronavirus US Update: Maryland Declares State Of Emergency After 3 Positive COVID-19 Cases Confirmed

The patients, who returned to Maryland last month after traveling internationally, were quarantined at their homes.

Coronavirus Update: Vaccine Almost Complete Years Before Outbreak, But No One Was Interested

The Center for Vaccine Development at Texas Children's Hospital had a coronavirus vaccine ready for testing in 2016 but couldn't raise the money for human trials.

Some countries could flirt with recession this year as Asia-Pacific growth is hammered by the coronavirus outbreak

Asia-Pacific Economies Face $211 Bn Hit From Virus, Says S&P

Asia-Pacific economies face $211 bn hit from virus, says S&P

Tiananmen Square on February 21, 2019 (top) and an almost empty square on February 11, 2020, during the novel coronavirus outbreak

Aerial Images Reveal Virus Emptying Famed Sites

Aerial images reveal virus emptying famed sites

Coronavirus Update: Is It Possible To Recover Then Get Infected Again?

The rapid spread of coronavirus has taken the world by surprise. Today, nearly 100,000 people are infected with 3,385 lives claimed by the deadly COVID-19. As of the latest report, 55,630 have recovered from the illness. Now, the question that is on everyone’s mind, particularly those who can survive, is if they can get infected twice.

The global delay of 007 adventure "No Time To Die," including its US and European releases, highlights the increasingly borderless impact of the virus

Lights, Camera... No Action? Hollywood Rocked By Coronavirus

Lights, camera... no action? Hollywood rocked by coronavirus

Japan has held the memorial ceremony for the 2011 disaster every year

Virus Forces Japan To Cancel Ceremony To Mark Tsunami

Virus forces Japan to cancel ceremony to mark tsunami

An equipment service worker for King County Metro sprays a disinfectant, throughout a metro bus in Seattle, Washington, a new focal point for the coronavirus epidemic

Coronavirus Triggers Work-from-home Trend In Seattle

Coronavirus triggers work-from-home trend in Seattle

"The best estimates now of the overall mortality rate for COVID-19 is somewhere between 0.1 percent and one percent," Admiral Brett Giroir, the assistant secretary of health said at a news briefing

US Announces $8.3bn In Coronavirus Funding As Cases Surge

US announces $8.3bn in coronavirus funding as cases surge

The Grand Princess belongs to Princess Cruises, the same company which operated the coronavirus-stricken ship held off Japan last month on which more than 700 people on board tested positive

US Tests Stranded Cruise Ship Passengers For Coronavirus

US tests stranded cruise ship passengers for coronavirus

Daniel Craig ‘Emotional’ After Playing Bond For 14 Years

Daniel Craig has revealed that playing James Bond for 14 years has been “incredibly emotional” for him.

Vitamin D: Deficiency May Increase Coronavirus Infection Risk

Vitamin D is an important nutrient that the body needs to keep bones and teeth healthy. Aside from this role, this nutrient has also been found to help boost the immune system. Becoming deficient with this important nutrient amid the coronavirus outbreak could increase the risk of infection.