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Wacom launches new Intuos range
“Creativity is for everyone. But some people decide to do it as an occupation, and some people don’t”, says the New York based contemporary illustrator Yuko Shimizu when interviewed for a testimonial ...
Google to name the next version of Android as “Android KitKat”
Google has ended months of online speculation about the name of the latest version of its Android mobile operating system by revealing it will be called ‘Android KitKat’, after Nestlé’s popular chocol...
AirPrint enabled MC700 series will be one of the spotlights for OKI at GITEX this year
John Ross, the General Manager of OKI Middle East, India, and Africa speaks to Review Central Middle East about Managed Print Services, the growth of MFP market, and the company’s plans in gener...
Companies in the MEA region are implementing a BYOD strategy
Review Central Middle East speaks to Shahnawaz Sheikh, the Regional Director for Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey at Dell Sonicwall, to find out about the security market in the MEA region and th...
DEWA to showcase its smart eServices at GITEX 2013
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) announced its annual participation at GITEX 2013, which will be held in October at Dubai World Trade Centre.
Gitex Shopper 2013 set to tap $3.9bn UAE electronics market
The Middle East’s largest and most anticipated consumer IT and electronics show has sold out as some of the world’s top brands and biggest names in the retail sector confirm their presence...
Etisalat offers new affordable Blackberry Touchphone 3G 9720
Etisalat UAE, one of the largest telecom operators in the Middle East and Africa, announced the new affordable Blackberry smartphone 3G 9720 and a special trade in price for Etisalat subscribers.
Mio launches digital video recorders with GPS tracking and speed camera locator
Mio Technology, a subsidiary of MiTAC International Corp., announced the launch of its most advanced Full HD 1080p G-Sensor Combined Driving Video Recorder & Speed Camera Locator, Mio MiVue 388 in...
Microsoft to buy Nokia’s cellphone business for $7.2 billion
Microsoft has announced that it will acquire Nokia’s devices and services unit and license the company’s mapping services in a deal worth $7.2 billion.