In this World Wide Wrap: MS preps Windows 7 specs, data recovery solution released, and desktops drag down Canadian market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Germany rolls out green project, Malaysian govt bullish on green tech, and NComputing's green computers get rebates.
The partnership with UK-based J2 Retail Systems will see STAR distribute its products in sub-Saharan Africa.
The colour scanner offers 600x600dpi resolution combined with CCD technology.
The payment solutions service provider has standardised on Stratus Technologies' ftServer solution.
The A3-multifunctional makes the production of colour documents possible for SMEs at a cost they can afford.
An Intel survey shows 77% of local IT executives are worried it's too easy for senior management to freeze investment.
The Core Group concludes the pilot phase of its iSchoolAfrica educational programme in 13 schools around SA.
In today's technology roundup: UK worst e-waste recycler, Boston dorm raid ruled illegal, pornographic videos flood YouTube, and Intel adopts an identity in software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nasa seeks water in moon mission, Korea to develop digital broadcast hardware, and satellite images prove war crimes.
The MAN mobile phone telescope portable magnifying solution provides a maximum of 8X optical magnification.
IT asset management deals with IT assets, right? And information is an IT asset, right? Or wrong?
The end point of data protection is data destruction. Here, Gartner discusses this critical final step and how it can best be handled.