In today's technology roundup: Workers steal company data, US cable and programmers set for Web TV, new version of malicious software found, and Olympus debuts E-620 Digital SLR.
In this World Wide Wrap: Uncertainty surrounds Android Eee PC, Lenovo offers purchase rewards, and mobile HD platform debuts.
Resilient compounds on cables will have memory, and return to their original positions after being flexed, says LappCable.
The range of A3 MFPs uses Java and Web service technologies.
The companies will collaborate to deliver next-generation data centre solutions.
Despite the economic crisis, companies are investing in environmentally friendly IT.
Technology in the courtroom could save money and time, but there are obstacles, says Tandberg.
In this World Wide Wrap: Downturn boosts call centre business, why CRM fails, and companies get back to basics.
In this World Wide Wrap: Researchers make storage breakthrough, Nanotech promises dense CPUs and storage, and cloud computing ascends the mainstream.
The company unveiled the first results of a pilot project, based in Cape Town, to tackle e-waste.
Expanding the memory of a machine brings the biggest benefit to the table, says Tarsus Technologies.
The association collaborates with the police to fight Internet crime.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-checkout kiosk unveiled, Certona sponsors retail SaaS report, and Kingdee to acquire Sunsoft.