Mobile devices pose a significant threat in leaking confidential enterprise information, reveals an ISACA white paper.
The retail outlet aims to allow consumers to experience a product before they buy it.
The operator will offer BlackBerry phones and services as a precursor to its 4G rollout.
Reports on research into the impact of e-books in the academic environment are expected early next year.
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Nology's Billion routers enable users of iBurst's system to share a connection wirelessly using these routers.
Organisations can participate in many consultation and decision-making processes at local level, says TIS Holdings.
Lost Planet 2 is a dull, uninspiring sequel that doesn't do its heritage justice.
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