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After a playing a game of football recently (in real life; not Fifa 09 or Pro Evolution Soccer on the Xbox); I realised as to just how unfit I am.
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Deep into the second quarter of 2009, we have to yet to see the emergence of regional IT leadership with solid solutions for the current market situation.
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For postpaid and prepaid mobile users alike, roaming in the Middle East is often a cause of much frustration.
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Perhaps you were one of the 500 000 people to register your Facebook vanity username within the first 15 minutes that the social networking site opened this option to users. What is the big fuss about you might ask? Why has there been such a buzz around Facebook’s vanity usernames?
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Mobile operators need to think more about targeting their customers, says telecom consultant Mohammad Habeiila.
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The ongoing problems faced by Wataniya Palestine, which has yet to start mobile services owing to the failure of Israeli authorities to grant it the required spectrum, epitomise the huge challenges faced by Palestine as it attempts to forge a dynamic telecoms sector.
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The life of the IT manager is an absolute minefield when it comes to securing the network
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E3, the world's premier trade show for computer and video games, has captivated the gaming community for years. Apart from the latest game titles being on display at E3 2009, some of the biggest news at the event this year revolved around ‘motion controllers’.
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Things happen in the Middle East IT channel that don’t always seem to make sense.
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Secret CIO is feeling broody.
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The Arab Advisors' Media & Telecommunications Convergence Conference has always been an event where telecom CEOs can meet, trade notes, and when necessary, vent spleen.
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Windows Middle East’s Senior Technical Editor Jason Saundalkar details subtle changes he’d like to see on future motherboards so that they’re easier to work with.
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The temperatures are soaring and June is almost here, which for most IT providers means an inevitable slowdown in activity. So, after the challenges faced by the market already this year, what does the summer hold for the Middle East IT channel?
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Eric Teo, senior associate in the Construction and Engineering Practice of Al Tamimi & Company, talks about the fundamental legal aspects of the tendering process in the first of a two-part article.
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The idea that operators need to collaborate with their partners from across the telecoms ecosystem is a message that dominated many of the conference sessions at this year’s Mecom, which was held in Abu Dhabi this week.
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CIO ‘s and IT professionals show the way as spending begins again
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I recently had the opportunity of attending an Acer press event in Dubai where the company hosted its Middle East launch of its latest Aspire Timeline notebook series which apparently has an eight-hour battery life.
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The annual Digital Consumer Channel event saw vendors and retailers clash over the future for the Middle East retail channel
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Lionel Reina, VP EEMEA region, Orange Business Services, looks at ways regional operators can turn the economic downturn to their advantage by understanding the changing needs of their clients.
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Last week’s Quad Play conference, which took place at the Etisalat Academy in Dubai, offered a valuable insight into the opportunities available for telecom operators willing to seize the potential of fixed-mobile convergence and IP technology
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