Google has announced the launch of Bard in Arabic, the largest expansion of the generative AI tool since it launched in English in March this year. Bard is designed to enable people to use their creative potential by developing and brainstorming new ideas, learn more about the world by exploringRead More…
Riot Games MENA officially launches their latest mobile game League Of Legends: Wild Rift in Arabic. As part of its commitment to the region, Riot Games is doubling down its efforts on providing Arab players with the best experience possible.Read More…
HyperX, launched HyperX Alloy Origins Core featuring HyperX Red mechanical switches will be their first keyboard available in Arabic layout. Alloy Origins Core keyboard is built for performance and longevity with a shorter actuation point and 80 million click rating.Read More…
Blackboard today announced the availability of the Blackboard Ally accessibility solution in Arabic to serve educators, institutions and learners. Blackboard Ally helps institutions build a more inclusive learning environmentRead More…
To keep people informed and to create awareness as the world works to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, Snap has rolled out new creative tools – including, amongst others, Lenses that will help Snapchatters stay positive by engaging in a bit of fun while working or studying from home, and aRead More…
Microsoft Gulf today announced the availability of Learning Tools in Arabic language. The tools designed for students with unique learning needs will now be available in Word Online and OneNote Online, creating Immersive reading features through Text-to-speech; on any device to improve their reading skills and stay focused in andRead More…
Microsoft launched the Arabic version of Office 2016 for Android users. All the Android apps have the familiar look, feel and quality of Office with an intuitive touch experience designed for Android phones and tablets.Read More…
Xerox launched a new Arabic user interface for its ConnectKey technology-enabled multifunction printers (MFPs). The new language functionality will answer the user’s need to work and collaborate in Arabic.Read More…
Microsoft has announced the availability of the Arabic version of the recently released office 2016 for Mac to cater for its Arabic speaking customers.Read More…
Social media site LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network on the Internet has marked an exciting milestone with the launch of its Arabic version.Read More…
EMT Distribution, the exclusive distributor for Secunia in Middle East, today announced the region wide availability of the new Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) 3.0 in Arabic.Read More…
Smartphones continue to lead the way in mobile purchasing trends around the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, but preloaded localized applications remain one of the main factors in influencing purchasing decisions. In keeping up with innovations, Motorola has introduced five smartphones in the MENA region; the MILESTONE, the MILESTONE XT720, BACKFLIP, and the recently launched FLIPOUT and DEFY. All Motorola’s smartphones are fully Arabized and come preloaded with several applications that Middle Eastern users can come to appreciate. In addition, the mobile phones will come with the option for installing Arab-ware technology, a new definition of localization that enables consumers in the region to use online services, applications stores, and even online information in the Arabic language; all packaged in an unprecedented user-friendly experience.Read More…
