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Opening up the source
Open source software has a big role to play in education. John Robinson, Chairman, rSmart, explains why.
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Vulnerabilities of Vista
How secure really is Vista? Would users be safer with other operating systems such as Linux and Mac OS X? Faisal Khan, senior security advisor at McAfee, gives an expert view.
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WiMAX wireless future
WiMAX will make getting online as easy as breathing air, covering entire cities with high-speed wireless internet. Noel Kirkaldy, Director Wireless Broadband, Motorola Middle East looks at how soon it will arrive.
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Ever expanding eBay
What's next for eBay, the world's biggest auction site, and how can it continue to innovate? Kip Knight, Vice President Marketing, eBay gives his insight into the company and the need to embrace an open internet.
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Arabising IP telephony
Avaya communications director Lawrence Byrd looks at the need for Arabic-enabled phones, and how IP telephony adoption is increasing in the Middle East.
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HP goes on the road
HP's VP for Imaging and Printing, Kim Holm, looks at current tech trends and how eco-friendly today's printers are. Although the "paperless office" never materialised, could advances such as flexible LCD screens ever have an impact?
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Cutting costs with IP
How much can IP telephony help SMEs cut costs? Avaya's regional MD, Nidal Abou-Ltaif, looks at the benefits as well as some advanced applications in the pipeline.
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Female tech future
Getting women into technology is a priority for Cisco, to increase the size and diversity of the IT workforce. Cisco's CMO Susan Bostrom recently visited Dubai and met young Arab women training in IT.
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Chips of the future
Intel's Executive VP Sean Maloney looks at whether the industry can keep up with Moore's Law, and when Intel's 80-core processors are likely to arrive.
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Windows Vista demo
A demonstration of Windows Vista on the special edition Pavilion dv6200 laptop. See Vista's sidebar gadgets, visualisation and learn how smart search, tags and dynamic folders work.
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Etisalat's new leaf
As it enters a new era of competition, Etisalat is trying to change the way it does business and become more responsive to customers. Mark Xavier Davis, Business Development Manager, explains how sponsorship of events such as the Abu Dhabi golf championship is part of the transformation.
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Censorship cutting content
Content is a critical driver for broadband internet use, which remains extremely low in the Middle East. But with sky high prices and extensive censorship of porn, gambling and dating sites - key drivers of the internet in the West - what will encourage people in the region to get online? Intel's Abdul Jarrar addresses the question.
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Next-generation telecoms
How does the Middle East telco market currently compare to Europe, and which next-generation technolgies should operators deploy? Fabio d'Emilio, VP Operations, LCC EMEA looks at the issues.
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The thrill of technology
After over thirty years at Intel, chairman Craig Barrett reveals what still excites him about technology, and what his dream future gadget would be.
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Who are the hackers?
Research by McAfee has found significant changes in who today's malicious hacker are. In part two of an interview with AME Info, Asem Galal, General Manager, McAfee, looks at the new style of hacker, and how mobiles are becoming the next battleground.
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