In today's technology roundup: Robotic fire-fighting team debuts, UK govt seeks hardware worth |--gbp--|6 billion, Hollywood demands Pirate Bay closure, and Greenpeace targets HP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optical tags could kill barcode, Japanese develop green laser diode, and watches boast multimedia capability.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's Android invades homes, Apple could intro project 'Cocktail', and police test hi-tech spy gadgets.
The Square One company will show its printing and application of case labels for the wine industry.
The headset range includes hard phones and soft dialler applications.
The dx7500 machines can be built-to-order, catering for a more demanding IT environment.
Companies may compromise the integrity of their information by allowing uncontrolled use of personal fax numbers, warns Vox Amvia.
The company brings Agilent's hybrid solutions for signal testing in IT equipment to SA.
Saab SA donates iLab classrooms to rural schools as part of an initiative to promote ICT in education.
In today's technology roundup: Rival Twitter aggregators clash, Samsung 1GHz chip bound for iPhone, Microsoft app store open to developers, and Oracle sues Qtrax.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cellular South brings Android handset, UAE carrier adds spyware 'update', and Indian govt may cap licences.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung rolls out 2GB DDR3, taking touch to the PC, and reduced sound for gaming.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google embraces natural cooling, Wipro backs green tech, and security systems monitor energy usage.