Nokia continues to expand its Nokia Music Stores across the world, and now Nokia is expanding beyond Europe by taking their Nokia Music Store service to the United Arab Emirates. As is the norm with Nokia Music Store, all the main music labels are aboard such as Sony BMG, Warner, Universal and EMI and in the

Nokia's latest applications bridge handsets with PCs thanks to two new services for mapping and messaging, available now on select Nokia handsets; users in the UAE can now also access Nokia Music Store. Read the full story here.

Belly dancing music is GO! Well it’s a funny way to put it, but Nokia today launched their 12th Music Store worldwide and first Middle Eastern one in the United Arab Emirates, with the 4 major labels involved (Universal, Sony BMG, Warners and EMI) as well as the celebrity-rocking regional label Rotana and content aggregator

Users in the UAE may now take part in the unique music experience being offered by their very own version of the Nokia Music Store. That’s right, far from having a world-wide rollout, the Nokia Music Store has just went live in the UAE, giving people a way to purchase and enjoy music from the

Store Number 12 for the Nokia Music service has gone live, and it's a first for the Middle East as the Finns bring their store to the United Arab Emirates (reports Marktoob Business). Alongside the Big 4 music labels of Universal, Sony BMG, Warners and EMI will be regional publisher Rotana and content aggregator Qanawat.

Nokia has gone live with its Music Store in the United Arab Emirates - the first music store in the Middle East and twelfth store globally. Part of the Ovi by Nokia offering, the United Arab Emirates Nokia Music Store boasts simplicity and a comprehensive catalog from four main international labels - Universal, Sony BMG, Warner and EMI - as well as Arab label Rotana and content aggregator Qanawat....

A couple of weeks ago, Dubai’s Mobile Money Transfer Conference & Expo saw the launch of an interesting project to financially link migrant worker diaspora with their homelands. Western Union has begun trialling a mobile money transfer scheme for Phillipino workers in Hawaii and the United Arab Emirates, both countries with significant financial flows to the

[Dubai, UAE – 3 Nov. 2008] Huawei Technologies Co Ltd. ("Huawei"), a leader in providing next generation telecommunication solutions to operators around the world, today officially announced the launch of the new Professional Services Competence Center (PSCC) in Jordan. This center will extend Huawei services to the operators across the Middle East region. Consistent with Huawei' s strategy of f...

TeleGeograhy reports, via AMEinfo, that UAE Operator “Etisalat” will upgrade it’s Mobile network to HSPDA+ next year, enabling speeds of …. wait for it …. up to 42 Mbps! Oh my gosh, how fast is that going to be! Surely that will toast some devices The estimated 2.2 million users will get some serious

UAE based mobile operator, Etisalat has confirmed that it is planning an upgrade of its network to support HSPA+ services.