In this World Wide Wrap: Video fingerprinting eases searches, Olympus releases PEN EP-2 DSLR, and SVC for videoconferencing studied.
In this World Wide Wrap: Red Hat pitches x64 virtualisation, VMware pushes managed VDI, and Parallels releases Desktop 5.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD products shipment delayed, Nano 3000 released, and Nvidia eyes x86 processor market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype cofounders transfer ownership, mobile VOIP's bright future, and Snom and Estos partnership offers MS VOIP.
The Command and Control Backpack won the SABS Design Excellence Award.
Transcend's 8X slim portable CD/DVD writer was created for use with compact notebooks.
The company introduces HD-enabled phones which work on any unified communications platform.
Government's ambitions to extend social welfare will aid its revenue growth, says the US-based company.
In today's technology roundup: Sun files $120m loss on the hush, T-Mobile and Orange confirm merger, China plans humanoid Olympics, and iPhone worm is never gonna give you up.
In this World Wide Wrap: Symantec warns of retro-game Trojan, Nokia plans Ovi Store releases, and microSD turns phones into consoles.
Printable electronics place computing power on a range of surfaces from fabric to plastic. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Oc'e Direct Export in The Netherlands displayed its technology at the Print Expo, at Nasrec.
Technology from PayPass will enable South African commuters to pay for taxi rides via their cellphones.