The company drives a programme to improve teacher computer literacy skills in sub-Saharan Africa.
The IT industry's recovery from its worst year ever means it will never be the same again, says Gartner.
Space crystals 'to grow on ISS', HP gets okay to buy back stock, broadband pricing in US, Europe falls, and RIM sidesteps India BlackBerry ban.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia Siemens Networks connects Haiti, AT&T rolls out VOIP services, and VOIP hardware demand grows.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bumper US tablet sales expected, more free netbooks for Malaysian students, and KT to unveil Android tablet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Green IT revenue to rise, trial green tech programme disappoints, and Malay banks up green funding.
In this World Wide Wrap: Citrix to buy VMLogix, virtualisation 'driving server shipments', and Hyper 9 boosts virtualisation management.
Canon releases its new 60D mid-range professional DSLR, along with a couple of bits of glass.
The company integrates two technologies into its XenDesktop platform to improve desktop virtualisation security.
Integrated business platforms bring businesses one step closer to 'one version of the truth', says Immo B"ohm, founder and MD of Afresh Consult.
The hardware distributor saw a 2.1% decrease in revenue at its financial year end.
Samsung Electronics Southern Africa and the Zambian police are cracking down on counterfeit electronics sold in the country.
HP, Dell bidding war heats up, electricity 'pulled from the air', billionaire sues tech giants, and brewery uses tech to keep punters drinking.