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Staff mobile training ‘could take 4 weeks in UAE’It could take up to four weeks for the average IT department in the United Arab Emirates to equip staff and get them up and running with the mobility tools and applications they need to do their jobs, a report said. This time lag More… |
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Staff mobile training ‘could take 4 weeks in UAE’It could take up to four weeks for the average IT department in the United Arab Emirates to equip staff and get them up and running with the mobility tools and applications they need to do their jobs, a report said. This time lag More… |
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Dubai eGovt to participate in GitexA total of 26 government entities will join the Dubai eGovernment Department’s stand at the Gitex Technology Week, to be held from October 9 to 13. The stand at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre will be divided into More… |
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Mobile apps ‘get 5pc of marketing budget’Mobile applications now take more than five per cent of the overall marketing budgets of Gulf-based companies across consumer industries, said an expert. This is a significant development for the industry that is just a few years old in th More… |
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Etisalat, Nokia offer mobile billing for appsEtisalat and Nokia have entered into a partnership that offers customers the option to purchase content from the Nokia Ovi store and directly bill them to their Etisalat mobile account. Customers will be able to conveniently and securely p More… |
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Etisalat launches BlackBerry app storeEtisalat, the leading telecom operator in UAE, has launched Blackberry App World, an online store, enabling users to discover and download a range of mobile applications for their BlackBerry smartphone. The application categories include e More… |
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Nokia offers mobile content for RamadanNokia has launched a new range of mobile applications and content tailored for the holy month of Ramadan. The new range of Ramadan applications 2010 are available on Ovi Store, while the updated mobile applications can now be downloaded on More… |
