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Gulf telcos in talks with Apple after app was not included on newly launched phones.

The buzz around the iPad has helped propel Apple past Microsoft to become the world's most valuable technology stock.

Price of the iPad tablets start at AED4,500 ($1,225.26) for the 16GB version.

The rise in smartphones will shake up the paid content debate, reports Georgina Prodhan.

Region is one of few in world where iPhone isn't most popular web browsing device.

Read on as WINDOWS shows you how to stream media onto your Xbox 360 via Windows, Linux or Mac OS X systems.

Apple unveils updates to iPod range and reveals new versions of iTunes and iPhone OS.

Gareth van Zyl takes a brief look at the kinds of mobile phone apps in the Mideast market.

US firms face the need to train Chinese suppliers on labour rules and inspecting them for compliance.

Apple releases an iPhone software patch to fix a critical software bug uncovered by researchers.

ACN rounds up the latest and greatest executive gadgets, from the latest offering from a fruit-themed giant to shiny white boxes sending packets into copper.

‘Mobile money' is proving extremely popular with the masses in the world's emerging economies.

Global operators reach accord with EC to adopt single standard phone charger from 2010.

Apple Inc CEO Steve Job's reported sighting on Monday at corporate headquarters fuels speculation about his return to work full time.

The new Apple offering features faster processor, longer battery life and can take videos

Mac OSX 10.6 and Safari 4 have been showcased at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference

Situation unclear on whether Apple retail cuts will effect Middle East retail partner operations

EXCLUSIVE: The UAE's TRA says it is not responsible for high cost of owning new phone.

New software will be available to iPhone customers for free in summer

Our digital photos are everywhere; on our laptops, our Facebook profiles and our blogs but they’re also being used to map parts of the earth by appearing as ‘geotagged’ items on programs such as the popular Google Earth. Online services such as Google’s Picasa have made the practice of geotagging our photos on a digital map (or associating photos with where they’ve have been taken) an easier process, but is this exercise worth our time and effort, or is it just a fancy showpiece?

New browser is said to execute JavaScript 30 times faster than Internet Explorer 7

Industry insiders also predict AED500 monthly charge prior to launch of phone later in Feb.

Just a few days ago Apple Mac celebrated its 25th anniversary, cementing its place in the history of technology. (Getty Images)

This week 25 years ago, Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, was part of a team that delivered the first Apple Macintosh computer to the world

Allows hackers to secretly access personal information and files on a user’s hard drive

As Apple takes a bow at its final Macworld, we take a visual recap of what the giant revealed at the 2009 tradeshow in San Francisco. (Getty Images)

Steve Jobs says his dramatic weight loss throughout 2008 was due to a hormone imbalance.

ACN rounds up the latest and greatest executive gadgets, from miniscule portable laptop computers to the latest in advanced mobile gadgetry.

The concept stores can be found in most major cities in Saudi including Riyadh, Jeddah, Khobar and Dhahran

Popularity of the Apple iPhone is credited as a significant factor in market uptake

Researchers claim it may interfere with heart pacemakers and defibrillators

GITEX: Internet security giant plans 'safe web browser' for new iPhone criticised over security.

Apple has unveiled its exciting new MacBook range of notebooks with high performance 3D graphics and LED-backlit displays

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.

New iPod nano models are less than a quarter-inch thick and boast improved features

ABM opens online Apple store for UAE education customers

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

Apple stores and partners selling out of 3G iPhone handsets; auction prices increasing in the UAE

Violation of Apple distribution agreements means more likely for phone to be sold by traders in UAE.

Demand causes server crashes at launch delaying activation for many customers

News of a Mac Trojan invading Apple computers world-wide could say a lot more about the IT industry than you might think.

Would a local launch of Apple's new iPhone 3G help get the Middle East's mobile web services moving?

iPhone 3G includes GPS, faster browsing improved security, will be released in Qatar later in the year

Security vulnerability for users of Safari for Windows Browser could result in unauthorised download and execution of files

When a person becomes ‘brand loyal', he or she will develop an almost blind, unquestionable affinity to products of a certain brand.

Singapore Telecommunications reveals that it will sell iPhones in India through part-owned subsidiary Bharti Group

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

Telecom Italia offers contract-less 3G iPhone that can be used with other carriers

Fring develop iPhone IM client that includes Skype, MSN, ICQ, Google Talk

Software developer SMobile Systems releases first security applications for Apple iPhone

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

Apple recently launched Logic Studio, a brand new suite of audio-centric applications. Giorgio Ungania puts the software to the test.

$100 million venture capital fund to support new iPhone software developers

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

Apple launches new unit 'Macair' - the thinnest laptop in the world.

MacBook Air is world's thinnest notebook; Apple also announce upgrades for iPhone and iTunes movie rental

Keep her on-side with these funky finds.

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

Apogee's products are a common feature in high-end music productions worldwide. Giorgio Ungania investigates whether the Ensemble lives up to the Apogee brand.

This has been another exciting year for technology releases and IT happenings. Here we recap on the best, and worst, 2007 has had to offer so far...

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.

The Apple phones are being bought in the US with AT&T contracts then hacked to work on Gulf networks.

BMW Group Middle East's second annual MINI Film Festival will accept entries until November 1, 2007.

The Apple iPhone will make its Middle East debut at this year's GITEX Technology Week when Pro Technology will display the unit at its stand in the Office Technology & Supplies section of the show.

Although not yet launched in the Middle East, Apple's iPhone is already selling on regional auction site Souq.com, ITP.net can reveal.

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.

The iPhone could cost as much as $3,000 with a required two-year contract.

Apple shares have risen 35% since the iPhone was announced on January 1st. But such optimism could die if Friday's launch doesn't live up to the hype.

Despite the hype, there is no guarantee that consumers will be flocking to buy Apple's new iPhone, a study by IDC has found.

Apple's iPhone will have a much longer battery life than originally expected - and more than rival smart phones - the firm said this week.

While attention remains focused on its forthcoming iPhone, Apple used last week's developer conference to highlight changes to its software lineup.

Saudi Arabia has approved a change in the status of Kingdom Holding, taking billionaire HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's company one step closer to an initial public offering of shares expected this month.

Taiwanese PC maker Acer is recalling 27,000 notebook battery packs because of problems with overheating.

Apple postponing the launch of its newest operating system by 4 months.

Web giant is developing its own low-cost, Internet-connected phone to rival Apple's iPhone and the BlackBerry.

While Apple’s iPhone may have stolen the headlines last month, the company also revealed its long-awaited home entertainment multimedia server, Apple TV, at the recent MacWorld Convention.

Apple has followed up the recent release of its new small-form iPod shuffle music player with the introduction of a raft of new colours.

Steve Jobs calls on industry majors to remove copy protection from downloaded music.

Why Internet Protocol Television is set to be the TV buzzword of 2007.

With its first Arabic-enabled MP3 player and line up of next-generation products, Edward Moro, head of SanDisk EMEA, reveals how he plans to transform the world of mobile consumer electronics.

As the dust settles on Apple’s announcement last week, questions are starting to be asked as to whether the iPhone will live up to the hype.

The firm is taking a charge of almost US$90million and has had to restate its earnings for the past three years for wrongly accounting for stock options grants.

Apple finally took the wraps off its long-awaited iPod-mobile combination this week, with CEO Steve Jobs promising that the device would reinvent the phone itself.

Paying close attention to the ingest and encoding process can help yield high-quality masters that can be repurposed and redistributed easily, without loss of quality. Joe Zaller of Snell & Wilcox explains.

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Has Apple’s cash-cow, iTunes, seen sales plateau? The stylish computer giant does not reveal iTunes results, but analysts Forrester Research seemed to think so.

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Middle East notebook computer sales have again outstripped desktop PCs in 2006, with local consumers seeking products that combine mobility and functionality. Ronan Shields profiles the key notebook vendors vying for market share.

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Apple redesign the computer once again with supercomputer performance packed into a sub-desktop plastic cube.