In this World Wide Wrap: PCI encrypts voice call, iQor opens third call centre, and Summit highlights customer satisfaction.
Columbus SA will highlight its desktop lifecycle management services and technology at Govtech 2008, in Durban, in July.
To commemorate its second birthday, loyal Virgin Mobile customers received the new HTC Touch Diamond mobile phone, distributed by Leaf.
MGE Office Protection Systems' multi-outlet surge suppressor addresses the needs of broadband powerline communication users.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile boosts economy, China's mobile accounts rise, and Patrons want Internet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Checkpoint acquires OATSystems; BT, Retalix partner; and RealTime provides 'shred cards'.
The Sahara Inverter is positioned as an alternative, eco-friendly source to generators.
As yet, there is no device or object that can truly replace paper, says Stephen Bell, product manager for Oc'e SA's Digital Document Systems.
The airline SITA describes RFID as a disappointment, even as airlines adopt the technology.
In today's technology roundup: Airport laptop searches draw fire, Oracle reports solid results, Intel Atom for Panasonic's Toughbook, and ministers wrong to blame staff for data loss.
In this World Wide Wrap: FESPA shows green commitment, Kodak buys back itself, and Yachts want newspapers at sea.
In this World Wide Wrap: Smartcard hacked, RFID can cause significant harm, and try out bar code tech for free.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service business booming, Airlines look to mobile self-service, and Flybe implements self-service kiosks.