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Tablet PCs appear to be being bought as companion devices

Laptops and Desktop PCs still in demand despite tablet popularity

With the surge in popularity of tablets and smart phones, it has been speculated that the desktop PC, and even laptops, are in danger of being a thing of the past. However, those inside the industry believe the older devices still have a considerable shelf life.
Middle East: Sunday, January 16 - 2011 at 13:33
Software piracy audits can cost SMEs more than $2,000 per computing device in fines and penalties.

Eight steps to reduce exposure to a software piracy audit

Every year, as many as 40% of enterprises become helpless targets for software piracy audits. Although large enterprises are also at risk, small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the preferred targets due, in part, to their inability to support a protracted legal defence.
Middle East: Sunday, January 16 - 2011 at 10:02
IT groups are focusing on the private cloud

Cloud computing offering IT companies diverse set of opportunities

Cloud computing is the buzz word of the IT sector and has been for a quite a while. But the term still means different things to different people.
Middle East: Wednesday, December 08 - 2010 at 15:02
Firesheep can allow the hijacking of Facebook and Twitter accounts on public WiFi

Firesheep tool - how to keep your Facebook and Twitter accounts safe from hackers

An add-on to the popular web browser Firefox has been released, which enables users to easily hack into the Facebook and Twitter accounts of people sharing the same unsecured WiFi network. This has prompted internet users to question how they can better secure their social networking accounts.
Middle East: Thursday, October 28 - 2010 at 15:33
Windows recently unveiled its mobile lineup.

Five reasons why Windows Phone 7 will succeed

Microsoft marked this month's formal launch of the Windows Phone 7 operating system with a range of devices that will be available from a number of operators around the world starting in November. The revamp of Microsoft's system faces a steep uphill challenge in the face of strong existing operating systems and platforms, and many are writing it off. But there are at least five reasons why Windows Phone 7 will make a big impact in the market.
Middle East: Wednesday, October 27 - 2010 at 14:30
The Samsung Galaxy Tab was unveiled in the Middle East at Gitex

Tablet round-up - iPad, PlayBook or Galaxy Tab?

As the choice of tablet devices grows and the competition becomes more fierce, AMEinfo.com looks at what is available on the market.
Middle East: Tuesday, October 26 - 2010 at 14:50
GCC companies are significantly increasing their ICT spending

Technology spending in the Gulf rebounds

GCC companies are significantly increasing their spending on information communication technology (ICT), according to a new report from Meed's research arm Meed Insight. 'GCC ICT Projects Outlook & Review' reports that the value of IT contracts awarded in the first half of 2010 outstripped the total spend for 2009 by 7%.
Middle East: Monday, October 25 - 2010 at 15:08
Metings in the Middle East are becoming more technical

Business communication makes leap to next generation

As the global economic crisis hit, companies were forced to look inwards in an attempt to become more efficient and cut costs. This did not just come in the form of redundancies. One of the major areas which faced cuts was travel budgets, and partly because of this, the market opened for more low cost solutions to holding meetings, networking and getting face to face time with customers. This year at GITEX 2010, some of these solutions were on show.
Middle East: Thursday, October 21 - 2010 at 09:05
Cyber attacks have become increasingly sophisticated

Cyber warfare could be on horizon as threats increase

Cyber attacks have entered back into public view of late, with the much publicised Stuxnet worm being detected on national infrastructure. Reportedly government-made, this worm is the most well known of a new wave of IT threats, which are a lot more sophisticated than previous attacks.
Middle East: Wednesday, October 20 - 2010 at 09:48
Governments are being encouraged to adopt IT technology in healthcare to reduce costs.

IT in healthcare can reduce rising government costs

As the Middle East's healthcare and IT sector becomes more and more prevalent, Sia Moussavi, general manager for Healthcare IT in EAGM region for GE Healthcare, reveals what is driving the market forward and takes a look at the sector's future outlook.
Middle East: Thursday, October 14 - 2010 at 14:50
The Xbox Kinect system allows gamers to control everything using only their movements

New generation of social gaming begins as latest Xbox and Playstation games are launched

The console and games industry is moving towards what has been called social gaming, where users... Read full article »
Middle East: Thursday, October 14 - 2010 at 12:11
Healthcare institutions need quick access to data.

Healthcare sector getting to grips with vital data storage task

Swift access to a patient's medical history could be the difference between life and death. But with data often spread across different sites and IT systems storing and accessing the information is a difficult task.
Middle East: Monday, October 11 - 2010 at 12:53
Healthcare is increasingly looking at using handheld devices

Mobile device technology advancing into healthcare

In the not too distant past, the phrase 'mobile computing' in a hospital setting would have referred to a PC on a trolley. Advances in wireless technology and mobile devices have changed that, and medical staff and patients now have ready access to powerful handheld devices, such as the iPad, that can be used to help speed up the healing process.
Middle East: Monday, October 11 - 2010 at 12:47
Healthcare spending is decreasing despite a need for more efficiency.

Healthcare IT budgets continue to flatline

High spending in IT systems can reduce running costs and improve patient care, yet budgets continue to drop.
Middle East: Monday, October 11 - 2010 at 12:44
Healthcare is high on the agenda for IT companies

Healthcare IT technology needed to increase efficiency

With booming populations and governments looking to tackle a range of health problems, IT providers could be set to offer the new technologies needed for increased efficiency.
Middle East: Monday, October 11 - 2010 at 12:39
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