In this World Wide Wrap: Dell working on Android gadget, HP offers iPhone calculator app, and RealPlayer enhances media playback software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Matrox streamlines VCHD editing, Hannspree intros 25-inch TV, and seven videoconferencing mistakes to avoid.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS solutions enable personalised teaching, LandMark slashes pricing, and Intel embraces e-learning opportunities.
The company has been positioned in the Leaders' Quadrant for 2009 WAN Optimisation Controllers Magic Quadrant.
The solution consumes up to 25% less power compared to conventional DSL solutions.
Radio frequency identification offers a large range of applications in which it can be used, says Printacom.
The computing company wants to bolster its portfolio with additional exclusive brands.
Corporations and government extend the life of their computing infrastructure, as sales shift to the retail sector.
In this World Wide Wrap: Windows 7 on thumb drives, HP debuts Blu-Ray desktops, and gone are Centrino and Core2Duo.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia-Intel partnership impacts mobile space, India to ban copy-cat handsets, and Cloudmark targets cellular spam.
In this World Wide Wrap: Siemens predicts green order flood, NetApp unveils green innovation centre, and engineer Twitters to go green.
In this World Wide Wrap: EMC and VMWare offer virtual data centres, Red Hat intros KVM software, and HP simplifies virtualisation.
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