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1:20
VOIP calls
Sept 16, 2008

German court bans iPhone VOIP

In this World Wide Wrap: German court bans iPhone VOIP, providers must allow 999 calls, and Telus wins $7m contract.

Vicky Burger
3:30
Vodacom
Sept 16, 2008

Cell operators unfazed by VOIP

Two operators welcome the "wonderful technology", although one admits it could pose a threat to revenue growth.

Siyabonga Africa
2:40
HP job cuts
Sept 16, 2008

HP surprises with size of job cuts

In today's technology roundup: HP surprises with size of job cuts, T-Mobile smartphone coming soon, worldwide grid evaluates LHC test, and seeking metaphors for spamming.

Martin Czernowalow
1:40
Cellular service
Sept 16, 2008

Cellular modem sales to top $22bn

In this World Wide Wrap: Cellular modem sales to top $22bn, Agito releases appliance, and Napster, US Cellular expand.

Alex Kayle
1:50
Sept 16, 2008

Phoenix presents X-OOM

Movies on iPod 2 allows users to use their iPhone or iPod to watch movies.

Phoenix Distribution
2:50
Mobile banking
Sept 16, 2008

Postilion showcases mobile banking

The company's mobile offering uses Microsoft Windows Server and SQL technology.

S1
1:30
Management tools
Sept 15, 2008

NetIQ releases VOIP module

In this World Wide Wrap: NetIQ releases VOIP module, Agito premieres at expo, and Trinity unveils Gloop.

Alex Kayle
2:00
Job cuts
Sept 15, 2008

Warning sounded on Web's future

In today's technology roundup: Warning sounded on Web's future, HP prepares for major job cuts, German court bans VOIP on iPhone, and pocket projector gets an early screening.

Kirsten Doyle
4:40
Mobile messaging
Sept 15, 2008

US banks adopt mobile

Financial services providers use Clickatell to provide alerts and notifications to cellphones via SMS.

Clickatell
2:10
Faster broadband
Sept 12, 2008

RIM offers 'lifestyle' apps for BlackBerry

In today's technology roundup: RIM offers 'lifestyle' apps for BlackBerry, MPs snub laptop security initiative, Sarkozy's 'Big Sister' database, and UK prepares for faster broadband.

Kirsten Doyle
1:10
Innovation
Sept 12, 2008

Long live innovation

Emerging technologies will eventually have an impact on the internal organisation of companies, says Google SA.

Audra Mahlong
2:10
Sept 11, 2008

MTN moves from mobile

The company's new router is its first foray into fixed data services.

Candice Jones
2:00
Sept 11, 2008

Nokia recycles Africa's phones

The company expands its mobile phone "take-back" programme into the rest of Africa.

Nokia
 
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