The new open road tolling system in Gauteng will launch next year, says the company.
In today's technology roundup: Get ready for 3D-augmented reality, Google hands over WiFi data, Ofcom reveals anti-piracy policy, and 'likejacking' still a concern on Facebook.
In this World Wide Wrap: Server market sees rebound, Need for Speed goes online, and Intel unveils 32-core processor.
In this World Wide Wrap: UK label picks Cybertill software, restaurant upgrades POS, and hardware warehouse selects MS retail solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Call for file transfer ban, Davinci's Web chat hits 100-mark, and MS unveils Office 2010 sweepstake.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung looks to Middle East, Korea bullish about IP TV, and Nigeria sees convergence rush.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google intros cloud calculator, US Army unveils cloud strategy, and MS opens cloud R&D centre.
The electronics giant invests in skills development and deploys additional offices in Africa.
In today's technology roundup: Apple defends Foxconn 'sweatshops', Firefox blacks out BP, costs deter mobile workforce, and WikiLeaks denies eavesdropping.
In this World Wide Wrap: Contactless cards pose privacy risk, RFID on wheels, and Nokia invests in smart barcodes.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP debuts 'plug-and-print' line, Hawk Graphics signs ink deal, and Dell releases mobile printing solution.
The company's cost-per-copy contracts cover main boards, power supplies and scanning units.
Changing the corporate mindset is key to mobile computing success, says Digital Solutions Group.