Announcements and speculation about upcoming Windows 8 tablets are coming in fast. Lenovo recently announced the Windows 8-based ThinkPad Tablet 2, following …
GITEX Shopper to be held at Dubai World Trade Centre
With analysts expecting the UAE’s consumer electronics market expected to reach a record US$3.8 billion this year, and an ever-growing demand for exhibition space at GITEX Shopper, organisers of the region’s largest consumer IT and electronics show have announced the relocation of the show this year to the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).
Aramex and introNetworks build Total Enterprise Network
introNetworks have collaborated with Aramex in a multiyear agreement to create an internal network that aims to “leverage talent, knowledge …
Zebra Technologies introduces new 4-inch desktop printer
Zebra Technologies, has announced the release of the GC420 desktop printers in EMEA.
Next gen security
Firewalls are no longer what they used to be – and despite the fact they are low on the adoption …
Still going strong
As storage technologies go through massive changes, some analysts have begun to doubt the role and relevance of storage area …
Toshiba Portege Ultrabook
The Portege strikes you as a really thin and light weight laptop; it is in fact lighter than all other Ultrabooks we’ve tried, weighing a little over 1kg, even lighter than the Macbook Air.
Women of the channel- The leader
Sherifa Hady, channel sales manager, Imaging and Printing Group at HP Africa
Huawei completes simultaneous mobile and wifi service
Huawei has announced the completion of the first simultaneous mobile and wifi service test from inside the mLab-Huawei mobile broadband …
Fusion-io software turns servers into shared flash storage
PCIe flash module maker Fusion-io has unveiled software than can combine NAND flash storage capacity in industry-standard servers into a …
Rackspace OpenStack will target Amazon customers
Rackspace has announced that it will launch its open source infrastructure-as-a-service platform, OpenStack, in mid-August in the UK, where it …
Apple leads global market with 19% share of PC shipments
The iPad has boosted Apple back to the top of the market, helping the company achieve an estimated 19 per …
Tryst with a new destiny
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last couple of months, you have probably heard of software-defined …
IBM attempts to redefine the IPS
IBM yesterday introduced what it’s calling a “next generation” intrusion-prevention system (IPS), an offering that not only is designed to …
Lenovo and EMC join forces, target Chinese storage market
Lenovo and EMC will team up to develop and sell server and storage technology, with an eye to the Chinese …
Securing wireless networks
When it comes to ensuring 24/7 security and compliance monitoring of corporate Wi-Fi networks, straightforward business economics demands the need …
Most firms have no big data plans, survey finds
A majority high-level IT managers and data storage professionals have no plans to deploy big data analytics, according to a …
The good, bad and ugly
Vendors and law enforcement agencies are cracking down on counterfeit and grey market operations, yet these operations continue to witness explosive growth across developing nations.
Steady direction
Logicom Dubai has experienced exponential growth since its inception.
Nairobi iHub to set up Africa's second supercomputer
iHub Nairobi, a tech incubator, is set to become home to the second supercomputer in Africa, targeting mobile developers, gamers, …