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Net neutrality
May 13, 2010

Biometric cash machine lands in Europe

In today's technology roundup: Biometric cash machine lands in Europe, UK govt accused of 'stealth' e-profiling, campaign seeks to derail Net plan, and DoS attack uses Web servers as zombies.

Kirsten Doyle
1:30
May 12, 2010

Canada RFID programme falls short

In this World Wide Wrap: Canada RFID programme falls short, Samsung smartens up libraries, and RFID links phones and cars.

Alex Kayle
1:30
Broadband project
May 11, 2010

Canada rolls out broadband project

In this World Wide Wrap: Canada rolls out broadband project, Sydney gets e-ticketing system, and Switzerland simplifies e-billing.

Alex Kayle
1:30
Printronix
May 11, 2010

Printronix expands range

The P7000 line matrix print ribbons give users a choice of character yields. [Local rep: PDC]

PDC
1:20
E-commerce Web site
May 7, 2010

Retail tech spend healthy

In this World Wide Wrap: Retail tech spend healthy, Francesca's selects MarketLive, and Sinclair deploys Vendor Safe.

Jacob Nthoiwa
1:20
May 6, 2010

EU drives RFID

In this World Wide Wrap: EU drives RFID, Telekom Austria builds car charging stations, and Smartrac gets new COO.

Alex Kayle
1:30
Kaseya
May 5, 2010

IT Trust, Kaseya team up

Kaseya will improve IT Trust's response time and ease of management resources.

Kaseya
1:20
Apr 26, 2010

Biometrics boost employee management

In this World Wide Wrap: Biometrics boost employee management, workers outraged over payroll problems, and software nightmare for school district.

Jacob Nthoiwa
1:10
Apr 22, 2010

AOL intros self-service ad platform

In this World Wide Wrap: AOL intros self-service ad platform, Verizon streamlines consumer portal, and self-service passport kiosks revealed.

Jacob Nthoiwa
1:20
Apr 21, 2010

Apple patents ticketing system

In this World Wide Wrap: Apple patents ticketing system, RFID booms, and Intel showcases MeeGo.

Alex Kayle
2:20
Apr 20, 2010

Gamers unknowingly sell their souls

In this World Wide Wrap: Gamers unknowingly sell their souls, Web coupons raise privacy concerns, and online retailers to drop refund charges.

Leigh-Ann Francis
9:40
Identity and access management
Apr 19, 2010

Wake-up call on the way

Identity and access management adoption shouldn't be pushed by law, but rather by the pain of loss.

Paul Furber
 
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