In this World Wide Wrap: FMC set to grow, Rippert discusses future, and Axon buys OAS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Heavyweights make LTE announcement, mobile exceeds fixed broadband, and iPhone gets VOIP.
In this world wide wrap: Xerox eyes India, Consolidated to distribute Fotopod, and Canon introduces new printer.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID hackers devise security tool, government switches to smart card, and mobile phone bar codes struggling.
In this World Wide Wrap: TelcoSI to provide Empirix solutions, 5point unveils Vision Series kiosk, and ATMs top self-service list.
In this world wide wrap: NEC releases Lui, IBM saves energy, and Mark Logic tests server.
The company has been licensed to supply a selection of LG Electronics products to the South African reseller channel.
In today's technology roundup: Seagate sues rival, Windows XP SP3 pegged for April release, O2 slashes iPhone prices, and Psystar continues to sell cloned Macs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sierra acquires CradlePoint, Alpha includes Sagem modules, and Lane selects Aruba.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon offers unlimited wireless messaging, BlackBerry is top text messaging phone, and Mediaburst could save NHS millions.
The labs will provide learners with Internet access, as well as educational, personal and professional development.
Operational initiatives to increase efficiency and reduce electricity are expected to save the company nearly $2 million annually.
In this world wide wrap: Dell goes low-cost, HP aims at schoolkids, and Fujitsu reveals wooden case.