Few users are aware of the need to backup mobile computers, says Protech.
Graham Vorster, CTO at Duxbury Networking, discusses the challenges faced by network designers and administrators in the mobile market.
Intel has introduced its Mobile Intel Celeron 2.5GHz processor.
Wolfgang Held, network consultant at 3Com, discusses six reasons why enterprises are creating a wireless workforce.
iGrade will use the Harmonic Gotive wireless enterprise solution as its preferred handheld solution.
Specialist IT skills in the networking and mobile arenas are still in high demand, says Lesley Mawhinney, head of the IT practice at Leaders Unlimited.
Annex Distribution has secured the local distribution rights for the range of Prolink multimedia solutions.
Vodacom says it has no specific commercial plans to provide a push-to talk (PTT) service to its clients as it is still researching the technology.
The Borland Software JDataStore 7 solution, designed to help companies align business requirements and software capabilities, has been released.
Motorola, Ericsson and Nokia are looking to release push-to-talk-enabled handsets, which give cellphones a walkie-talkie-type functionality, next year.
In today`s world tech wrap: Nokia N-Gage may have been cracked; Eolas browser patent re-examined; .Net/Java interop platform updated; new Sun security specs; and Websphere update.
Local distributor IT Wise has released the Wyse Rapport management tool, which supports thin clients and handheld devices.
The Notebook Company has kicked off a monthly client initiative that will award the company`s most unhappy client with a gift voucher.