In today's technology roundup: Boffins build world's tiniest 'laser', Russian hackers in cahoots with military, Facebook faces off new rivals, and Twitter tweets are 40% 'babble'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Acer sees signs of rebound, Psystar lawyers depose Apple execs, and Linux gunning for netbooks and smartphones.
The use of software tools to manage output devices from multiple vendors can help companies reduce costs, says Holger Groenert, manager of product marketing at Itec Distribution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dot Eco rivals clash, global green IT standard adopted, and Excom extends green IT courses.
Clauses must be scrutinised carefully in managed print services contracts, says Neil Rom, MD of Printacom.
The company's primary focus is on Transcend's memory and flash product ranges.
In this World Wide Wrap: DataCore intros virtualised server solution, virtualisation cuts costs, and firms cut server virtualisation costs.
The company will showcase its wares and present at the annual exhibition, taking place next month.
The authority has implemented VMware VirtualCenter software from Faritec.
The company will distribute high-definition video conferencing, telepresence and mobile video products in SA.
Effective e-learning requires a handshake between teachers and technology, say educational tech experts.
Finance lease and rent-to-own options have almost doubled, reveals the Rentworks and ITWeb IT Financing Survey.
The new iPod dock rechargeable speaker from Logitech delivers up to 20 hours of battery life.