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Nokia eyes corporate smart phone market following Microsoft deal
Illuri Nurmi, VP, E-series, Nokia talks to Peter Wardabout the firm's Microsoft deal, its business solutions offerings and the future of the E-series of phones.
Apple iPad 2 revealed by Steve Jobs
"It is a new design and not a tweak," says Apple's Steve Jobs, who came out of medical leave to reveal the new iPad 2. A rousing applause from the audience greets Jobs as he announces the key improvements to the iPad. For details of the new features listen to this report from Phil Blizzard.
Hackers increasingly using targeted attacks
David Emm, senior security researcher at Kaspersky Lab talks to Peter Ward at the IDC Middle East CIO Summit about the increased number of targeted attacks on individuals and companies, and the best ways to avoid them.
IT lays foundations for Egypt revolution
Dr Khaled Ismail, board member of ITIDA, a government organisation supporting IT in Egypt, tells Peter Ward at the World Mobile Congress, Barcelona of the important role IT took in the Egypt revolution and the future of the IT and telecoms market in the country.
Location based services make their mark in Middle East region
At the Mobile World Congress, Barcelona Peter Ward talks to Ciara Shepherd, Marketing Communications Manager, Creativity Software about location based services and how the Middle East telecoms market has reacted to it.
Lebanon heading for 3G as Minister slams past attitudes to telecoms
Dr Charbal Nahas, Minister for Telecoms in Lebanon, prior to the collapse of government in the country recently, talks to AMEinfo's Peter Ward at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona about the introduction of a 3G network in the country and the current state of the telecommunications industry.
IDC Middle East CIO Summit set to open
Jyoti Lalchandani, VP & Regional MD, IDC Middle East, Africa & Turkey talks to Phil Blizzard ahead of the CIO Middle East Summit about the core topics which will be discussed, who will be attending and how the ITC environment is changing.
Blackberry has Patient in the Pocket apps
The Blackberry application 'Patient in your Pocket' from CSC combines several powerful features which will enable care providers to spend more time on front-line patient care, Phil Blizzard reports from Arab Health in Dubai.
Oracle's Primavera P6 for project management
Oracle's Primavera 6 is designed to offer project management and closer integration between on going projects. Phil Blizzard spoke with Richard Sappe, Industrial Strategist, Primavera, EMEA, Oracle about the key features of the suite and how it will integrate into existing architecture.
Trend Micro on security threats to mobile devices and social networking
Phil Blizzard talks to Rik Ferguson, Senior Security Advisor, Trend Micro on the security aspect of social networking from both a personal and corporate level, the impact on new forms of mobile devices and the vulnerability of the various operating systems. He also offers advice on how to make your mobile device secure.
HP technology in the classroom - BETT Middle East
Gabriele Barbera, EME&A, Public Sector Manager, HP gives Phil Blizzard a lesson or two in their 'Classroom of the Future'. The tour of the HP stand at BETT Middle East looks at how technology is being used to provide 'Freedom to Learn'.
Cloud computing in the education sector - BETT Middle East
The benefits of cloud computing and virtualization are being embraced by many sectors of business and industry and now are slowly being adopted by education establishments. At BETT ME Phil Blizzard talks to Ahmad Zia of NComputing about 'cloud in the classroom'.
Kaspersky - we are in a time of cyber wars
Eugene Kaspersky, CEO and co-founder of Kaspersky Labs talks to AMEinfo's Peter Ward about impending inter government cyber wars and the firm's new sponsorship of the Ferrari Formula One team.
Infected computers in the UAE on the rise
Phil Blizzard talks to Rik Ferguson, Senior Security Advisor, Trend Micro, about how the volume of computers being infected by harmful viruses is increasing dramatically in the region. He also explains how cyber criminals are penetrating these computers.
At Gitex an iPad clone 'The APad'
Phil Blizzard previews one of the first iPad clones to reach the Emirates. Using the Android OS the APad, which has a 7 inch touch screen, might be smaller than Apple's iPad but it does pack several more features than the larger tablet. Seen at Gitex, Dubai the device should be available in Q4 this year.
