In this World Wide Wrap: Information Builders unveil BI tool, Oracle avails BI for utilities, and VivoForce two products for SMEs.
The Module Safe Light offers multi-functionality and system-tested security.
The continent's growth prospective can even surpass the so-called developed nations, says Safricom.
A bid to buy out the company could see it leave the bourse at the end of May.
Steve Ballmer takes to the stage and highlights his company's latest achievements and partnerships.
In today's technology roundup: iPhone hackers break PlayStation 3, travel site boon to third-parties, Samsung reveals WiFi-only Tab, and no show for PlayStation Phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone 4 to go medical, Intel partners GE Healthcare, and Dell to acquire InSite One.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony earmarks $1.2bn for image sensors, Kodak reveals budget MFP, and medical imaging raises radiation concerns.
In this World Wide Wrap: Motorola split to boost RFID, NZ museum tracks artefacts, and smart sensor drives safety.
The prototype “smart document” review system allows users to move info around a touch-sensitive tabletop display. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Kodak's handheld HD camera gets a splash of fun.
Motorola breaks up, 'Anonymous' attacks Tunisian sites, hactivist attacks looming, and IT industry guilty of age discrimination.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pen to tackle learning disorders, Kindle hits 8m sales, and Samsung flexes smartphone muscles.