In this World Wide Wrap: China embraces online gaming, MSI updates gaming laptops, and Gaming Technology and BaddaMedia sign deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: Seagate releases storage server, Vbootkit 2.0 goes open, and open source PBXs on the rise.
The privacy filters keep sensitive information displayed on computer screens out of sight to passers by. [Local rep: Esquire Technologies]
Calls are free between @lantic subscribers and cost up to 30% less to other numbers.
The Spar Group retail outlets will install Elo touch-screens at Spar pay points across the country.
The HTC Dream handset is expected to be a major competitor to the Apple iPhone 3G.
RentWorks, in conjunction with ITWeb, introduces an IT Financing Survey.
In this World Wide Wrap: T-Mobile intros unlimited WiFi, Envizions converges gaming console, and QLogic aquires NetXen.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu targets SME retailers, Oracle unveils retail data model, and Play N Trade redesigns retail systems.
The company's Structured Infrastructure Solutions ensures the light will go on every time the switch is flicked.
The company was placed in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Network Intrusion Prevention System Appliances. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
In today's technology roundup: Zombie computers on the rise, home secretary pushes ID cards, six degrees of separation for Australia, and rescue mission to revive Hubble.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils cloud machine, server solutions for Intel Atom, and Via eyes server market.