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 …
Samsung launches the SlatePC in the UAE
Samsung today announced the launch of the all new Series 7 Slate PC. Samsung representatives described the device as combiningg …
Intel moves ahead with wireless integration into mobile chips
Intel is expected to share details this week about its effort to work wireless capabilities into chips, which could make …
Racing towards the digital economy
Accelerated by government policies and increasing demand from consumers for more bandwidth and video-centric applications, Leo Xu, VP of solutions …
Startup launches array tuned for unstructured, structured data
Startup Starboard Storage Systems today came out of quiet mode with its first product: a storage array that discerns between …
On the lookout
It might be just another year in the technology evolution chain, but vendors believe that 2012 will bring with it …