Hafez Avocats, based in Cairo and Paris, uses Rendezvous desktop and mobile scheduling solutions from NFS.
Paris Hilton's loss of her cellphone teaches users the value of Norton Mobile Security, says Norton Symantec.
Despite increased spending, government still lacks a national vision for technology's role in service delivery.
Struggling to compete with market-grabbing iPhones and iPads, HP tries to transition to a software and services company.
The MobileShopper app combines online and in-store shopping, and claims it will fundamentally change retail.
In today's technology roundup: Kaspersky Lab blasts McAfee, TalkTalk slapped with |--gbp--|3m fine, cellphones reduce sperm count, and consumers wary of online shopping.
This has the potential to shift the arms race regarding censorship to be in favour of free and open communication.
Marin Software introduces a service that allows advertisers to manage search, display, social media and video campaigns.
The hub integrates real-time market data and analysis with the power of IT in an organisation.
Company unveils Oracle Exalogic and Oracle Exadata products into the Kenyan market.
The DR-C125 scanner improves information accessibility, management, and collaboration, says Canon.
The growth is a sharp reduction from the 30% growth forecast prior to the 2008 recession.
The company was honoured by Trade & Forfaiting Review Magazine and Trade Finance Magazine.