Mobiles and Electronics

Razor-sharp, pebble-smooth
Motorola has moved from a technology driven to a market driven strategy for its mobile phones, with the latest range using advanced materials to create unique designs. Ignacio Germade, Head of Design, Motorola EMEA & S Asia explains the company's philosophy.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, July 24 - 2005 at 14:00

LG looking forward
LG Electronics Gulf has a 29 per cent growth target for 2005, with a focus on premium products such as PDP and LCD screens and notebook PCs. C H Lee, President GCC, LG, says brand is critical among regional consumers, followed by reliability, with price the third most important factor.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, June 28 - 2005 at 09:37

Palm reveals the LifeDrive
PalmOne's latest device, the 4gb multimedia LifeDrive, is the first handheld in a new mobile manager product category. AME Info has the Middle East's first pictures of the LifeDrive, revealed today, and an exclusive interview with Stuart Maughan, Country Manager, Palm MEA.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 18 - 2005 at 10:33

Silver nano war on germs
Samsung has introduced silver nano technology to improve cleaning and hygiene in its home applicances. Keun Yoo, Director Home Appliances, Samsung, explains how the silver particle technology works.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, April 20 - 2005 at 08:54

Snappy sales for digital pics
Digital cameras have shown tremendous growth during the past four years, with zoom lenses one of the strongest trends, according to IDC. Home printing is also becoming increasingly popular, particularly with the introduction of dedicated small-size photo printers. Paul Withington, Research Manager, IDC, says demand for kiosk and third-party printing of digital photos will also see strong growth.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, March 07 - 2005 at 09:39

Reflecting the future
Watch TV while you shave - with a high-tech mirrored television screen. It's one of the innovative products of UAE-based system integrator Bond Communciations. Feroz Mehdi, Product Manager, Bond Communications explains how the company tries to stay ahead of the trend, with a current focus on wireless.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, December 12 - 2004 at 09:37

Bluetooth penetrates Middle East
Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone penetration in the Middle East will increase from 20% to 60% in the next two years, according to Vincent Pena, Country Manager EMEA, Jabra. The company has enjoyed strong sales of its Bluetooth-enabled headsets and speakerhpones in the region.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, December 08 - 2004 at 09:30

PalmOne multifunction devices
More and more people want communication systems that are not linked to a specific technology, according to research by palmOne. The PDA and smartphone manufacturer is responding to market demand by including a range of technologies in its devices, from WiFi and GPRS to Bluetooth. Jean-Christophe Prudhomme, Enterprise Presales Mgr, palmOne EMEA explains the company's strategy.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, December 07 - 2004 at 12:24