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Sustainable solutions to reduce data centre energy consumption
Data centre energy consumption is an operational expense that can eventually surpass the original cost of the equipment itself. The increasingly higher cost of energy is being accompanied by the sustained growth in applications and the need for data. Accommodating such growth in ICT and data, while reducing an overall power profile, is fast becoming a primary concern for enterprises globally. Here, seven solutions are offered to help limit data centre energy consumption.
Mena mobile internet study shows increased uptake for mobile web, apps
More than half the respondents of a new survey indicated they access mobile sites and applications daily, with the frequency being higher amongst males - of whom 50% have downloaded at least 10 applications.
Widespread augmented reality three to five years away
The widespread use of augmented reality technology, such as the glasses showcased in Google's Project Glass, is three to five years away, technology experts have stated.
Middle East app market looks to capitalise on improving mobile infrastructure
The mobile app market is expected to exceed $66bn in four years, more than double the $31bn total of 2011, according to a report by Juniper Research. As mobile applications begin to permeate Middle East daily life, in terms of both social and business use, experts say it will be consumer demand that drives the market.
Middle East makes gains in digital strategy but client readiness an issue
Businesses in the Middle East are making gains in digital strategy and brand interaction based on enthusiasm, healthy investment and a sluggish European economy, according to experts, though the region has its own challenges in terms of client education.
Focus shifts to new iPhone following iPad launch
Following the launch of Apple's new iPad this month, technology enthusiasts have already turned their attention to the new iPhone, and there are plenty of rumours about the new device already being circulated.
Blackberry Playbook upgrade fails to impress
Blackberry's Playbook is now, finally, a more a usable device after a long-awaited operating system upgrade and a new portable keyboard.
Lack of 4G networks will not affect popularity of new iPad in Middle East
Analysts have predicted that the lack of 4G networks in the Middle East region will not affect the popularity of the new iPad, which was recently launched by Apple.
Complete web security requires clear policies for all devices, social networking
The increased use of personal devices and social networking at work have provided more avenues for cyber attacks and data theft, but even the best new web security technologies require comprehensive, tailored user policies, according to Blue Coat Product Marketing Director Dave Ewart.
Apple launches new iPad featuring HD display and 4G
Apple has unveiled the third generation of its iPad tablet range. The device was launched in San Francisco on Wednesday.
What to expect from the iPad 3
Apple has confirmed that it will be holding an event at 10pm UAE time on March 7 where it is widely expected to launch the third-generation iPad. The iPad 3 is expected to be faster and sharper than previous models, and consumers are expected to gobble up the device in record numbers.
Samsung Galaxy SIII launch set for April - report
Samsung's latest smart phone offering, the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III, is to launch in April, according to reports.
Nokia pursues comeback with smartphone featuring 41 megapixel camera
One of the highlights of this year's Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona was the unveiling of... Read full article »
Middle East ready to embrace iPad3, says retailer
Middle East users are to lap up the new iPad3 tablet, should it be launched this month, a UAE retailer has stated.
Android devices make ground on Apple as tablet market continues to grow
Android based tablets are catching up on market leader Apple, in one of the most competitive sectors of the IT industry.
