A software application allows students to explore the virtual world and learn practical lessons.
DigitalLife Expo 2011, from 2-4 December, presents DigiZones, for consumers to experience the latest technology.
The start up offers enterprise storage to SMEs that may not be able to afford IT teams.
The company received the Altron Environmental Award for its environmental initiatives.
The struggling Gauteng Online Schools Project will not be able to afford Microsoft's new monetised terms for software.
The consulting firm will support Bharti Airtel's staff across its 16 African operations.
The company sees the global printing market growing to $175 billion by 2013.
The company is reported to have boasted Windows 8 Server will pack more than 100 new features.
The UK-based fresh produce contractor has implemented a wireless data capture system from Zetes.
In today's technology roundup: RIM lines up new BlackBerry models, over 1m sites closed in China, Zuckerberg drops off Google+ charts, and Samsung creates new organisation.
The company aims to help enterprises distribute both live and on-demand video to large numbers of sites and users.
The tablet is aimed to compete with Apple and Samsung in the market.
The Korean giant argues that Apples legal team previously represented Samsung and it creates conflict of interest.