Siemens Mobile Acceleration and Sun Microsystems have launched a joint developer start-up initiative to support young companies with investments, management, sales and technology.
In today`s technology roundup: Mobile authentication from RSA, 300 million visit MSN.
iAnywhere Solutions says it now supports mobile application development environments including Java, PowerBuilder, C++ and VisualBasic.
The Namitech Bio-Cert non-repudiation solution, which verifies transactions from mobile devices, has been released.
Christopher Riley, CEO of The Notebook Company, says the World Summit on Sustainable Development has boosted laptop rentals and sales.
Wolfgang Held, networking consultant at 3Com SA, believes the IEEE 802.11-based Wi-Fi market is increasing the adoption rate of wireless solutions.
Subscribers to the recently defunct Megawan broadband wireless Internet connectivity service will continue to receive services after new investors stepped in - but probably at a higher price.
Standard Bank`s quiet move into the mobile banking arena belies the potential of this market - particularly if it can start attracting "unbanked" prepaid cellphone users.
Gary Boniface, CSO manager at 3Com SA, discusses some of the security tools, features and protocols that exist to offer better protection for wireless networks.
The Nokia 750 multimedia messaging (MMS) cellphone has been released.
The Acer TravelMate 270, featuring a Mobile Pentium 4 processor, has been unveiled.
The Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000 and QuickCam Zoom range of Web cameras have been released.
The Novell ZENworks for Desktops 4 solution, which automates network management tasks, has been released.