In today's technology roundup: Adobe hit by Chinese Google attack, survey outs Britons as tech twits, Scottish crimes to be reconstructed in 3D, and new IE hole exploited.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT will help Walmart save, Verizon delivers managed services, and HP reveals ap5000 POS system
In this World Wide Wrap: Digicel survives Haiti disaster, Verizon seeks revenue in data, and South Korea fights iPhones.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP and Microsoft simplify IT management, partnership delivers network management services, and UK schools forced to outsource.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sharp intros 3D projectors, Loffler purchases Techies, and Xerox debuts cartridge-free printer.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone 4G in the pipeline, MagicJack debuts mobile-PC femtocell, and smartphone to control media devices.
The two new professional LCD monitors are designed for intensive use in office environments.
Although the market is looking healthier, the company is not raising its revenue predictions.
The collaboration is set to boost about 10 000 local channel distributors.
In this World Wide Wrap: Jiefang Daily goes green, 3D printing to advance flight tech, and Epson intros home projector.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon releases wireless backup solution, Royal Albert Hall migrates e-mail management, and Sprint showcases embedded router.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID readers may affect pacemakers, university gets $1m for RFID research, and RFID powers robot swarm technology.
The company closed 2009 with more than 350 awards and honours worldwide. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]