In this World Wide Wrap: MEMS to transform display tech, researchers harness 'tree power', and Cisco ploughs $2bn into tech firms.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo intros Lynnfield-based server, Snow Leopard supports Exchange 2007, and Xeon 3400 parts for entry-level servers.
The GSSC introduces new performance and monitoring measures following the poor execution of the project.
Earnings per share decrease dramatically as sales slow, says the vehicle tracking company.
Gauteng sets a date for the implementation of its secure number plates, following years of delays.
Comztek expects sales to pick up as the gaming season kicks in.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba to outsource chip making, Malaysia IT outsourcing to hit $1.1bn, and India tops in procurement outsourcing.
In this World Wide Wrap: 3Com to supply Agrobank network, Alcatel-Lucent pushes network interoperability, and Qwest upgrades backbone to 100Gbps.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia takes aim at apple, port gadgets cut waiting time, and TransferJet wireless tech coming 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Channel faces 'brave new world', CCI division ups business focus, and Dell partners to resell Brocade solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tandberg releases USB Web cam, Nagravision to secure Spanish pay TV, and NEC revamps portable projector series.
Dream Cheeky's range of plug-and-play USB products is locally available.
The company has been nominated in the “Best Mobile Direct Response” category.