In this World Wide Wrap: Judicial department looks to RFID, RFID secures hard drive, and IDtronic unveils energy-efficient RFID.
The wireless Iris note pen writers convert handwriting into a digital format. [Local rep: Esquire Technologies]
In this World Wide Wrap: Advance in self-destructing data, DUV brings direct Web- to-TV, and holographic tech transforms touch display
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils virtualisation tools, WHS gets Windows 7 support, and Fujitsu chooses Via microprocessor.
Cellular devices will become prone to the same risks as the Internet, says BulkSMS.com.
In this World Wide Wrap: AOL invests in self-service ad tools, Sony inks deal with RedBox, and RingCentral offers self-service VOIP.
The Vulani server operating system aims to bridge the gap between open source opportunities and skills requirements.
The company will demonstrate its latest software at Print Expo 2009, in October.
The company offers Solid State Lighting International's LED lighting systems in SA.
The company extends its one-time password generator to the smartphone.
It only takes one unexpected event, such as human error, to send a system down, says Bradley Janse van Rensburg, solutions design manager at ContinuitySA.
Pinnacle Connect can be bundled with Pinnacle's routers, notebooks and desktop PCs.
The 256GB USB flash drive allows quick transfer rates of up to 20MB per second. [Local rep: Axiz]