As threats of a 'double-dip' loom, companies need to prepare for a possible second recession, say analysts.
Sasol has invested R855 000 in a project that provides underprivileged schools with mobile laboratories.
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The computer features an Intel Core 5 Processor 520M that automatically adjusts processing power. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
End-users insert the Abra hardware into a USB port and gain instant access to company data.
The company's Wave smartphone is its first to feature the new Bada operating system.
Over 100 mobile operators have selected the Galaxy S as their key smartphone market driver.
The DTI's reported failure to file its response to Valor IT could delay the implementation of a system vital for the Companies Act.
In today's technology roundup: Researchers disclose zero-day bug, IT carbon offset scheme unveiled, Google pushes Android 2.2, and HTC sales above expectation.
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