There is a budget and interest shift toward tablets and smartphones, says the IDC.
In today's technology roundup: Consumers unhappy with Facebook, Apple's new Mac OS hits 1m sales, hackers claim NATO security breach, and smartphones go down the toilet.
The company unveils the Windows Server Solutions Phone connector, enabling users to perform remote server functions.
The company says it will focus on becoming a printing service provider rather than a device seller.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland extends Fujitsu's IT contract by three years to 2016.
By arming staff with technology, retailers can increase productivity and boost multi-channel selling opportunities, a study finds.
The green, high-speed OKI dot-matrix printers deliver up to 700 characters per second.
The printer range includes the 6600Q Cabinet, 6600 Open Pedestal, 6600 Quiet Pedestal and 6600Z Zero Tear.
Samsung's 3D video on-demand service allows consumers to access free 3D VOD.
The mobile health industry needs more involvement from healthcare professionals who have industry-specific experience, say analysts.
The companies have joined forces to bring mobile printing to the enterprise print market place.
The mobile identification technology lets police check a person's identity on the street within minutes.
The Opticon OPN2002 Bluetooth data collector connects directly to an iPad or iPhone. [Local rep: Osiris]