Hardware hacking is as prevalent as software hacking, only with far less attention.
In this World Wide Wrap: Disney and SK Telecom team up, EMC boosts converged network, and Samsung drives WiFi cameras.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft invests in cloud, server sales for cloud to climb, and Dell simplifies data centre complexity.
The company sees emerging markets as a key growth area.
In today's technology roundup: Biometric cash machine lands in Europe, UK govt accused of 'stealth' e-profiling, campaign seeks to derail Net plan, and DoS attack uses Web servers as zombies.
In this World Wide Wrap: i4i patent win against MS, Google talks back on Buzz privacy, and Nokia extends patent suit against Apple.
In this World Wide Wrap: Xerox refreshes Nuvera line, InfoPrint releases inkjet platform, and Printware unveils chemistry-free CTP.
The fanless and ruggedised embedded box system is suited to a variety of industrial applications.
Axiz has unveiled soccer-themed USB flash drives in the shape of soccer balls and soccer shirts.
The company reports higher earnings as income from its services offerings grows.
In today's technology roundup: Verizon, Google develop iPad rival, Facebook fad fades, UK privacy losses hit |--gbp--|1bn, and Mozilla CEO to step down.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan universities turn to e-learning, high school offers green tech training, and IT workforce numbers down.
In this World Wide Wrap: Police trial AV phone, record demand for AV security, and Autodesk upgrades 3D software.