Former head of Google SA Stafford Masie predicts a bloodbath between banks and mobile service providers.
In today's technology roundup: Libyan rebels 'hijack' mobile network, Google posts strong Q1 earnings, white iPhone nears debut, and Huawei to double UK workforce.
The printers are ideal for mobile users such as estate and insurance agents, the company says.
The offering aims to provide business users with anywhere, anytime access to live data and analytics.
The company is in talks that could affect its share price.
Predictions for 2011 see a significant increase in the overall size of the market in the region.
This comes at a time when people are worried that jobs are evaporating as shoppers adjust to self-service.
UK scientists have discovered ways of manipulating movie endings by using emotion-controlled software.
Users will be able to print Web pages from printers that are compatible with the Google service.
QlikView delivers live, relevant data for business users.
The consortium bidding to buy out Mustek will have to pay penalties because of the delay in promulgating the new law.
In today's technology roundup: Scammers target Windows users, Cisco axes video camera business, MS previews Internet Explorer 10, and Apple to sync iPods with iTunes.
The hack, called Shairport, allows iTunes music streaming to any device and not juts Apple products.