Gijima on Wednesday promised that all 3 700 of its employees would receive iPads in the next six months.
The companies will collaborate to find growth opportunities in Africa's broadband market.
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The releases are available through software update and on Apple support downloads page.
The company won the bid to assist Pam Golding Properties in meeting its document output strategy.
Managing the life cycle of a company's IT assets includes hardware and software licences, says SortIT.
NXP Semiconductors will be building NFC chips into future Sony Ericsson smartphones.
The Machjet LPP6010N can print up to 60 pages per minute, according to LG Electronics.
The company will debut HP's Z210 Convertible Minitower and the HP Z210 Small Form Factor workstations.
Robotic Parking Systems relies on the uptime assurance of Stratus Technologies.
The e-waste challenge will only be solved when there are public and private partnerships to address it, says Africa e-Waste.
The service provides users with their lost phone's location and also enables them to wipe personal data.
Though e-readers still offer the truest reading experience, consumers are demanding the multimedia functionality of tablets, says In-Stat.