The Kuwaiti-network is expected to agree a non-equity deal with the operator giant to share its network.
According to a new survey in the UAE by Western Union, 76 per cent of the respondents find internet banking safe.
A California jury ruled that Korean manufacturer Samsung had infringed six of Apple’s patents for mobiles.
Amazon launched a Kindle store in India and is set to sell the Kindle e-reader.
With a market capitalisation of around $623 billion, the tech giant is now the world’s most valuable public firm.
Next generation iPhones and iPads will no longer have Google’s YouTube app pre-installed in the software.
The Dubai-based e-procurement technology provider plans to expand operations across the GCC.
The technology company posted a year-on-year rise in quarterly revenue to $13.5 billion.
The global technology firm plans to increase regional hiring and open more offices in a major expansion drive.
Future utility bills may be displayed on social networks as government sectors look to improve communication.
The world’s biggest social network acquires the company behind the ‘tagging’ of photos for $60 million.
The stock exchange will pay $40 million to investors hit by technical glitches during Facebook’s IPO debut.
The American computer giant has warned Middle East PC users of the virus penetrating the region.
The social networking site has opened an office in Dubai to try and boost advertising revenues from the region.
The Facebook CEO has lost $1.5 billion in the last five days, losing his spot among the world’s 40 richest people.
Investors have accused the company of hiding weakened growth forecasts ahead of its $16 billion IPO.
The social network eyes regional advertisers as a new source of investment following the firm’s IPO last week.
Tumbling shares wipe billions off Facebook price two days after IPO amid accusations of a poorly constructed listing.
The social networking site’s IPO fizzled out on day one, dampening high expectations and expert predictions.
The social networking site reportedly plans to float an additional 85 million shares in its IPO.
The US tech firm posted quarterly revenues of $39.2 billion, a 59 per cent jump on last year.
Out of all handheld consumer technology, tablets have the most glittering future, say experts.
Digital experts have slammed the practice of hiring fake users to ‘like’ a page.
Never before has social media so dramatically shaped the behaviour of businesses in the Gulf, writes Ryan Harrison.
The social networking site confirmed that the rival photo-sharing app will not be integrated into Facebook.
The seeds for the social media-driven Arab Spring were sown more than five years ago, says Alexander McNabb, director, Spot On PR.
The UAE and Qatar also ranked high for their IT technologies on the global index compiled by the World Economic Forum and INSEAD.
The Arab Spring ignited the Gulf’s online passion and participation. And now, there’s no turning back.
The daily deals website has been facing increasing criticism from customers and investors across the world.
The Gulf’s love affair with malls is far from over, but e-shops are making headway, writes Ryan Harrison.