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UAE's Etisalat, Saudi's Mobily discuss new alliance after ending management deal

United Arab Emirates telecommunications conglomerate Etisalat said on Sunday that its management agreement with Saudi Arabian affiliate Mobily had expired and the companies were working on a new arrangement. Etisalat, which owns 27.4 percent of Mobily, helped to found the Saudi company more than a decade ago and has played a major role in its management. But Mobily has been hit by controversy in the last couple of years after it restated 27 months of earnings to March 31, 2015, citing accounting errors due to premature booking of revenue from a promotional campaign. The restatement slashed Mobily's total profits by 3.63 billion riyals ($968 million). "Etisalat Group and Mobily are currently working on developing a service and technical support agreement which will take into consideration Mobily's requirements for the coming period given the scale of its operations and customer base," Etisalat said on Sunday. Etisalat added in a brief statement, "Etisala

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Is it Safe To Remove USB Drivers When a Computer Is Asleep?

We have all heard the admonition about safely removing USB devices when we are done with them, but what if an operating system is suspended and you decide to simply unplug the USB device then and there anyway ? THE QUESTION: We are often cautioned against unplugging USB drives in case they are currently being read from or written to. When a computer is suspended, hibernated, or asleep, it is obviously not writing any data. It may have been in the middle of a read or write operation, however, and it will have put such an operation on hold. Since no arms are moving (for USB hard drives), or bytes on the drive flickering on and off (for flash drives), is it then “safe” to unplug the drive in question? Is this true even if data was being written to it, but the operation was temporarily suspended? (Assuming you do not mind that specific file having been only half-written to the USB drive. . THE ANSWER: While there are indeed no transfers going on, th

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