In this World Wide Wrap: Sprint unveils 4G hotspot devices, smartphones to replace laptops, and Google getting On2 video.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optical tags to replace barcodes, Lexmark debuts RFID print accessory, and CheckPoint and Metro drive RFID.
In this World Wide Wrap: Zambia sells 75% of Zamtel, $20m ICT facility trains Burundians, and cellphone automates house.
In this World Wide Wrap: Highest resolution projector unveiled, Hitachi intros network projector, and China pushes AV competition.
The limited edition TomTom GPS device features lifestyle and shopping applications designed for women.
The Caviar Black series hard drives include faster disk spin speeds and low power consumption.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry gets Zeemote onboard, Apple hits the gaming jackpot, and MySpace gets in on the game.
The workshop will give parents an understanding of the technology their children are using.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS and Yahoo search deal not exclusive, Korean rates most expensive, and Intel rushed with Atom.
The new HTC models all run Windows Mobile 6.1 and are fully touch-enabled.
Mobile mapping allows for GIS information to be made available to the mobile workforce, using a “map centric” approach.
In this World Wide Wrap: Breakthrough brings wireless power, tech could ease traffic troubles, and nanotech to renew Wii MotionPlus.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optical tags could kill barcode, Japanese develop green laser diode, and watches boast multimedia capability.