GITEX Dubai 2007

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Banned toxic chemicals in iPhone

Apple's iPhone contains banned toxic chemicals that could damage health and the environment says Greenpeace





Talking your way to the top

Christina Corbett catches up with Etisalat CEO Mohammad Al Qamzi, and asks how the company plans to stay ahead of the competition.





GITEX 2007 a great success, says DWTC

Early timing did not negatively impact outcome of the show, says director general of organizers behind the event.





Procurve turns on new switch

Procurve Networking by HP launches network core switch at GITEX Technology Week.





More top execs this year, claim GITEX organizers

New format successful in luring senior executives to show, DWTC says.





HTC launches cutting-edge devices

HTC has unveiled its extended portfolio of mobile devices this GITEX, which it claims features two ‘technologically advanced, feature-rich' products - the HTC TyTN II and HTC Shift.





Retail partners

Etisalat has confirmed a deal with Virgin Megastore that will see the telco gain a presence in each of the entertainment retailer's UAE stores.





End user turns host for local companies

Zamil Industrial Deve-lopment Corporation was so impressed with its choice of IT service management system that it decided to become a provider of the solution for other regional enterprises - and launch it at GITEX Technology Week.





i-mate launches ‘Ultimate’ mobile

i-mate is touting the latest additions to its Ultimate range of smartphones, the 6150 and 8150 models. In one demo, the company is showing how a PowerPoint presentation or music video on the handset can be played back on a monitor via a direct cable link.





Sophos branches out

Enterprise security vendor Sophos has recruited some extra help in spreading its integrated security message at GITEX Technology Week.





Cutting the red tape

Singapore eGovernment Services Alliance is at GITEX Technology Week to bring best eGovernment practices from Singapore to the Middle East.





Helal Saeed Al Marri, Dubai World Trade Centre

Up close and personal with the man behind GITEX Technology Week.





Asus drives Lamborghini notebooks

Asus is looking to tap the growing demand for customised notebook PCs.





Khalil El-Dalu, Epson Middle East

One of the stalwarts of the Middle East printer scene, Epson, led by Khalil El-Dalu, has risen to new heights recently and is unveiling a raft of new solutions this week at the show.





Tandberg saves time

Tandberg is ramping up awareness of its range of video conferencing products this week with particular emphasis on its telepresence solutions.





Storage to the ready at Netgear

Netgear is showcasing its complete range of ReadyNAS solutions - for home and office use - at GITEX Technology Week.





Forget your silos, think strategically

When planning datacentres, Middle East enterprises must dump any conservative leanings to focus on a more radical, future-facing approach.





SAP AG buys out SAP Arabia

ERP major buys out SAP Arabia to establish direct operations for the Middle East.





DEWA trains eManagers

DEWA has become the first government department to adopt the new eLearning module from the Dubai eGovernment to train managers and supervisor level employees.





CDs get colourful

King Disc Technology Corp (KDT) is touting its beautifully-designed CDs and DVDs at GITEX.





Parrot’s digital frame stores memories

Delta Business Products is displaying for the first time several Bluetooth products from Parrot that will interest consumers.





Switch to HP networking

ProCurve Networking by HP yesterday launched a network core switch supported with lifetime warranty exclusively at GITEX 2007.





Shaping the future of regional WANs

Packeteer chooses GITEX Technology Week to launch its new iShaper solution and promises an office in the region soon.





MDS parades portfolio at trade show

MDS (Middle East Data Systems) is using its time at GITEX Technology Week to showcase its extensive array of products and services.





Growing steady

The continuing growth of the Middle East's enterprise and SOA markets has given BEA and its master distributor, eSolutions, reason to expand their operations.





Epson leaves its rivals in the dust

Catering to the regional needs of its clients in various sectors, Epson has unveiled a new line of projectors, which are designed to be dust-proof.





Dolphin to streamline businesses

Lebanese firm Software Design Consulting Group is demonstrating its Visual Dolphin ERP products suite at GITEX Business Solutions this year.





TeleFinity demonstrates IVR solution

Telefinity is displaying its ActFinity 2.0 IVR system and more at this year's show.





Babel promotes Arabic technology

Amongst the solutions being promoted by Babel Technologies during GITEX Technology Solutions is an Arabic language speech recognition system.





E-services for Bahrain

Bahrain's eGovernment Agency is at GITEX to unveil the strategy it developed to consolidate and deliver various online government services to the general public.