In this World Wide Wrap: UnitedHealth and Cisco provide telehealth network, military members access health records, and Connecticut HIE goes open source.
In this World Wide Wrap: Advance in self-destructing data, DUV brings direct Web- to-TV, and holographic tech transforms touch display
In this World Wide Wrap: AOL invests in self-service ad tools, Sony inks deal with RedBox, and RingCentral offers self-service VOIP.
Pinnacle Connect can be bundled with Pinnacle's routers, notebooks and desktop PCs.
Vivo V27e Unboxing, Specs overview
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Government suggests the broadcaster's financial model may not be viable when pay TV competition debuts.
The Digital Dzonga and retailers have started an education campaign to inform consumers about digital terrestrial TV.
In this World Wide Wrap: Inlet brings live streaming to iPhone, Bose unveils home wireless audio, and Shure debuts over-ear headphones.
Tecno Spark 10 Pro Unboxing, Specs overview
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In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry desktop available for Mac, Free iPhone mirror app, and Toshiba goes Blu-ray.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rise in outsourced IT operations, Sony to expand DSC outsourcing, Digital River restructuring sees job cuts, and China ups IT outsourcing share.
False links to an Erin Andrews peephole video infect PC and Mac users, Sophos warns.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus Unboxing, Specs overview
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Organisations are adopting carbon dioxide reduction strategies in the IT space as part of standard practice.
Nasa's collection of space mission pictures, video and film is available free to the public.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telcos get VOIP warning, VOIP to go virtual, and MyWay drives TV VOIP.
