2006
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Apple IMC at Gitex
Apple's independent marketing company in the Middle East, Arab Business Machine, is to... Read full article »
NTT Com to DIC
NTT Com, a subsidiary of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, is to open a... Read full article »
Etisalat revamps WebMail
Etisalat has revamped its WebMail service, with the new version offering features such as an... Read full article »
ictQatar, licensing procedures
Qatar's Supreme Council of Information and Communications Technology will soon finalise the... Read full article »
i2 at Gitex
Mobile phone retailer i2 is to participate at Gitex 2006 from November 18 to 22, the first time... Read full article »
Google Toolbar 4 in Arabic
The Google Toolbar 4 for Internet Explorer is now available in Arabic. Google Toolbar enables... Read full article »
Gates, Saudi broadband call
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates has urged Saudi Arabia to provide cheaper Internet access and to... Read full article »
Iran businesses turn to VoIP
VoIP operators in Iran are moving into the virtual private networking sector in order to maximise... Read full article »
Gulf eyes North Africa
European and Gulf based telco operators are set to lock horns over the developing mobile market... Read full article »
Dubai 90% services online
Dubai Municipality has put 90% of its services online, 12 months ahead of schedule. The most used... Read full article »
Du tests mobile service
UAE telco Du has started testing its mobile phone service ahead of an imminent launch, Emirates... Read full article »
Gates signs Saudi deals
Microsoft head Bill Gates signed 14 separate development agreements with Saudi universities,... Read full article »
Vodafone, Telecom Egypt deal
Vodafone and Telecom Egypt have agreed to jointly develop a range of products and services for... Read full article »
DM deploys Cognos
Dubai Municipality has chosen Cognos 8 Business Intelligence for its statistical information... Read full article »
Lebanon to get high-speed link
High-speed DSL Internet should be available in Lebanon in March 2007, The Daily Star Reports. The... Read full article »
