In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung unveils 4G netbook, Motorola introduces mobile computer series, and software driver for Mac OS X.
In this World Wide Wrap: Airspan connects Spanish WiMax networks, digital solution boosts security, and WCS unveils VOIP office solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Scan-at-once still developing, BlueStar announces POS solution, and Clovers replaces POS systems.
HP urges companies to use IT effectively to reduce energy usage.
The technology links soldiers in war zones with loved ones back home, says Tandberg.
The netbook may be a good solution for African development, but a fully-functional machine could be better, says AMD.
In today's technology roundup: IBM to buy Sun Microsystems?, 'twittering' threat to US trials, children work round Web controls, and HP's Hurd grilled on bonuses.
In this World Wide Wrap: IEEE discusses world-changing tech, Desalination tech to advance beyond RO, and Sony store showcases emerging tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: Singapore considers healthcare, Conference shapes the future, and portable computing aids doctors.
In this World Wide Wrap: MFDs prove bright spot, managed services boosts efficiency, and HP makes it count.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gentag merges RFID with mobile network, Intelleflex drives RFID in India, and RFID toy shares data.
Almost 75% of the US workforce will be mobile by the end of 2011, predicts the IDG.
Foxcom is the preferred supplier in the fibre-optic FTTH infrastructure field.