In this World Wide Wrap: US expects outsourcing growth, San Diego outsources desktop support, and postal services urged to outsource.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple drops iPhone 2G support, Google to intro iPad rival, and BlackBerry app aids texting drivers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Utilities invest in smart grid, balancing internal and external cloud, and Progress Software releases Sonic ESB.
The department streamlined its document output by appointing Itec Cape Town as its printing supplier and service provider.
The company wraps up a $2.7 billion buy-out of 3Com to accelerate its converged infrastructure strategy.
Innovative technologies will play an important role in assisting government to achieve its priorities, says the ITA.
Purchase of the Epson EB-W8, EB-1925W or EB-G5200W projectors will receive the warranty.
Customers who can't wait for iPads and buy grey stock could be risking their warranties.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD's Phenom II gets Turbo Core, Lenovo aims for SME growth, and Intel sets series 6 release date.
In this World Wide Wrap: EA overcharges gamers, spammers hit e-billing companies, and US hospitals go paperless.
The company invests in its channel to drive greener and cost-effective technologies.
In today's technology roundup: Java bug could lead to attack, Adobe releases Creative Suite 5, Twitter predicts box office hits, and HP unveils transistor successor.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS doubles Dune storage, Blu-ray boosts disc standard, and Samsung unveils gaming hard drive.