Cisco Systems wants to make it easier for mobile operators to scale up the wired networks that their wireless systems …
Toshiba touts industry's densest SSDs, doubles performance
Toshiba Storage Products today announced a new line-up of solid-state drives (SSDs) using the industry’s smallest lithography process to date – 19 …
RIM CEO vows to wow with BlackBerry 10
In brief remarks to reporters Wednesday, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins revealed little of RIM’s specific plans for the future but …
SAP's Sikka fires back against Oracle's 'falsehoods' about HANA
SAP’s technology chief has given a strong rebuttal to a recent presentation by an Oracle executive that was critical of …
Samsung beats Nokia in handset market in Q1, say research firms
Samsung beat Nokia to the top position in the global handset market in the first quarter of 2012, research firms …
New iPad plagued by connectivity issues
Apple’s new iPad model which went on sale last month, providing at least a couple weeks of sales before the …
From IT to ET: Cloud, consumerisation, and the next wave of IT transformation
That’s hardly a new observation. It was most notably made in 2003, in a now-famous Harvard Business Review article by …
Acer ships desktops with quad-core Ivy Bridge chips
Acer yesterday started shipping desktops that are among the first PCs available with Intel’s third-generaton Core processors, code-named Ivy Bridge. …
Intel launches Xeon processor E5-2600 to UAE
Intel today unveiled to UAE users the Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 product family, which it said meets the demands of …
LSI launches Nytro application acceleration cards
LSI yesterday announced a portfolio of NAND flash-based PCIe cards aimed at accelerating application performance in servers and storage area networks connected to the …
New iPad vs. iPad 2: Which is the better deal?
Everybody’s raved about the new iPad’s display and gauged its graphics prowess in benchmark testing. But it’s not the only iPad in …
Dell launches XPS 13 Ultrabook
Dell today joined the region’s Ultrabook market with the launch of its XPS 13 laptop, which it says solves the …
Qualcomm’s quad-core chips to counter Intel’s ultrabooks
Qualcomm is preparing a quad-core version of its Snapdragon S4 chip for thin and light Windows 8 laptops, which the …
Mobile operators lost $58 billion from poor fraud management in 2011: research
The mobile telecoms industry lost more than $58 billion last year – over six percent of global revenues – due …
Samsung Galaxy Note defies critics, sells 5 million
Samsung today announced that the Galaxy Note has sold 5 million units worldwide, putting the company on pace to exceed …
More on the air
With the advent of 4G, operators are being forced to revamp their backhaul strategies, or risk being left behind. Mobile …
Deciding to buy a router is like deciding on visiting the dentist: says VP of Cisco’s Consumer Products
“Very few people around the world really understand the need for a good router, even fewer know what router they’re …
MEA to have highest mobile data traffic growth
The Middle East and Africa will have the highest regional mobile data traffic growth rate (36-fold) over the next four …
Extreme Networks tackles BYOD challenge
Extreme Networks this week is rolling out Ethernet switches and a network management application designed to address the BYOD phenomenon at enterprise campuses. Extreme’s Intelligent Mobile …
Google’s smart glasses reportedly coming in 2012
Google will reportedly unveil computerised eye glasses by the end of the year. The New York Times reported yesterdaythat the Android-based goggles will be …