The IronPort C-Series and X-Series e-mail security gateways more effectively handle the increasing spam worldwide. [Local rep: Networks Unlimited]
A slowdown in semiconductor manufacturing indicates an IT sector slowdown.
In this World Wide Wrap: Livecast partners with Wimax Forum, Ludwig Enterprises partners with NextPhase, and CEA forms mobile DTV group.
In this World Wide Wrap: WiFi-devices build momentum, WiFi Alliance expands certification testing in China, and SureWest trades cell towers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft encourages maths and science, Xbox 360 Live reworked, and Visionman unveils water-cooled gaming rig.
In this World Wide Wrap: CIOs demand clarity on green tech, Dell recycles IT products, and Foxconn unveils green motherboards.
In this World Wide Wrap: Storage weathers economic storm, Amazon to cut storage prices, and Overland, Mobotix offer security solution.
The Digital-Sign-In-A-Box will be used as an in-store marketing and training tool.
The company excludes items that large customers dispose of when buying large consignments of stock. [Local rep: Tarsus]
The online portal provides easy access to online tools from HP and nearly 30 partners.
The ProSafe switch consumes up to 38% less power than its nearest rival. [Local rep: Duxbury Networking]
In today's technology roundup: Google bugs empower phishermen, defence ministry and EDS lose data, bank turmoil fuels phishing boom, spam attack halts Virgin e-mail, and MP3 players threaten users' hearing.
Downloads of navigation routes will reach 70 million in 2014, a report reveals.