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UAE e-food orders on the riseWith more than six million Internet users across the UAE, online ordering is fast becoming a preferred mechanism for food delivery among consumers, said a leading player in the sector. The UAE’s high mobile and smart phone p More… |
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Batelco offers nano sims for smartphonesBahrain’s leading telecommunications provider Batelco has launched the Nano Sim Cards in the Kingdom which are required for the latest generation of smartphones. The new Nano Sim, which is 40 per cent smaller than its predec More… |
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Bahrain outlines eGov strategyThe Bahrain eGovernment Authority (eGA) has outlined its new strategy for the (2012-2016) period with focus on delivering high-quality services and improving public communication with government entities through social networks. Unveiling More… |
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Samsung eyes bigger Gulf market shareSamsung Electronics aims to increase its market share in the Gulf region from the current 20 per cent to 30 per cent next year with the launch of a new range of phones, said its top official. "With the use of smartphones set to increase to More… |
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Bahrain to get smart home phone serviceTelecom company 2Connect has announced the launch of 'smart residential' telephony into people's homes in Bahrain. 'Residential lines, offered through dedicated fibre optic cables for the first time in the country, mean a t More… |
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Etisalat roadshows to feature new BlackBerryEtisalat, UAE’s leading telecom services provider, will conduct a series of roadshows at malls across the UAE, where consumers can get hands on experience of the new BlackBerry Storm smart phone. The roadshows will enable customers to More… |
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iPhone outsells smartphones in USApple Inc's iPhone outsold all smartphones in the United States in July, its first full month on sale, accounting for 1.8 percent of all US mobile handset sales, research group iSuppli said. ISuppli reiterated its forecast that Apple would More… |
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18m smart phones by 2010Consumer demand for Smart Phone technology throughout the Middle East is growing at over 50 per cent annually and will reach almost 18 million mobile devices by 2010, up from 6.3 million last year, according to industry researchers Gartner. More… |
