In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba enters tablet race, Samsung eyes top laptop spot, and PC purchases to slow.
Driver distractions caused by technology are responsible for 1.2 million road accident deaths each year, says the ITU.
The 5.2GHz four-core 45nm processor is aimed at businesses tackling huge workloads, like banks and retailers.
The company believes Telkom does not have the infrastructure to handle its 10Mbps ADSL offering.
Partner countries for the SKA met in Ghana to share information and express commitment to SA's bid to host the largest radio telescope.
Tiny solar cells fix themselves, Nigerian 419'er gets 12 years, Texas opens Google investigation, and Toshiba recalls Satellite laptops.
In this World Wide Wrap: Disk storage bounces back, LaCie unveils mini flash drive, and Sony unveils unlimited music.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple targets Sony and Nintendo, OnLive begins beta testing, and Cross-platform multiplayer arriving soon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Stereoscopic 3D NFL game aired, ITV under threat, and Justin.tv unveils Android platform.
Panviva's SupportPoint and services have the ability to guide workers in real-time through complex systems and processes.
Datatec wants to buy the software and hardware distributor for R97 million, but Mustek seems to be holding back the marriage.
A lack of recycling technology and clear standards delays action on one of SA's fastest growing waste streams.
In today's technology roundup: Dell bows out of 3Par war, HP backs memristor revolution, Symantec and Snoop Dogg unveil cybercrime rap contest, and new wireless charging standard released.