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After working with broadcast veterans for its launch, Al Kass & Al Dawri sports channel has now engaged the services of a newcomer and undertaken an installation that is uncommon in the Middle East. Digital Studio looks at the reasons behind this decision.

Hackers and malevolent wrongdoers within the various realms of cyberspace are mutating.

Inside the mind of Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak who reveals the truth about being a computer genius.

Getting your CD collection onto your MP3 player needn't take weeks with our exclusive quick-ripping guide.

PC giant silently responds to fierece allegations

Software developer SMobile Systems releases first security applications for Apple iPhone

Update for Quicktime and iTunes contains web browser, Mozilla CEO speaks out

World's thinnest notebook launched in ten countries across the Middle East

Apple patent application for pinch technology could restrict multi-touch uptake

Keep her on-side with these funky finds.

CE vendors and retailers are enjoying strong demand for networked multimedia products as the GCC region's construction boom continues to drive consumer uptake of smart home technology.

Arabian Business Machines to present wide range of latest Apple products.

With few skilled professionals available in the local market for production and editing, most companies are looking to upgrade the skills of their staff. Digital Studio takes a look at what training courses are available and what skills are most in demand.

i-mate is to unveil the most advanced mobile phone ever seen in the Middle East in September at the annual GITEX show in Dubai - a device 30 times more powerful than Apple's new iPhone, CEO Jim Morrison has exclusively revealed to Arabian Business.

Apple will start selling its video and music-compatible phone at the end of the month.

CEO Steve Jobs knew the implications of Apple's options practices as far back as 2001, its former CFO has claimed.

Apple has released an update to address security problems in its AirPort Extreme base station.

Tech heavyweight Apple has updated its AirPort Extreme WiFi base station to conform  with the 802.11n standard.

Consumer electronics companies are bracing themselves for a renewed wave of demand for home networking multimedia products as the region’s construction boom continues to drive the uptake of smart home technology.

US giants Apple and Cisco Systems have settled their legal wrangling over the ‘iPhone’ trademark in an agreement that will allow both companies to use the disputed branding on their products.

The iPhone represents Apple’s most ambitious and riskiest project to date, writes Aaron Greenwood.

After shaking up the music industry with its iPod music players, Apple has now entered the digital home entertainment space with a brand new device called AppleTV. Giorgio Ungania discusses how this device will change the digital entertainment scene, and the huge potential it creates for content creators and TV networks.

As another blockbuster device is unveiled to the world, Paul Durman examines how Apple intends to corner the mobile phone market.

Apple may still have questions to answer as reports surface that it falsified documents.

The weaknesses can leave systems at risk of attack, security firms claim.

When even the CEO of a seemingly staid old-school company such as Cisco starts enthusing about the potential of the consumer digital market, you know that something is up

With the rapid improvement in storage capabilities, flash memory-based portable MP3 players are stealing a march on their hard drive rivals. ECN profiles some of the latest releases to hit this lucrative sector of the consumer market.

This year’s Windows Middle East Awards were the most hotly contested to date.

Around one in six notebook buyers will be looking elsewhere to source their hardware

Don’t know which MP3 player is the best home for your tunes whilst on the move? Read on as WINDOWS puts eight of the latest to the test

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