The Obama administration is reportedly developing technology and strategies to ensure Internet and mobile access for dissidents.
The US company introduces a new generation of analogue chips for mobile TV handsets.
The Department of Health is finalising its draft e-health strategy and revising the country's telemedicine strategy.
The company will focus its resources on other emerging markets.
Clients of 1Lifedirect will now be able to purchase and manage their life cover via mobile phone.
In today's technology roundup: Apple recalls Verizon iPads, US secretly aids dissidents, EU creates cyber defence team, and hackers target UK games developer.
Most popular applications available for the iPhone and Android handsets suffer from serious security issues, a study found.
New Zealand has suggested using GPS systems and a call centre to keep track of criminals released on probation.
The payment processor sees potential growth in mobile banking in Africa and Latin America.
Anytime USB charge means Lifebooks can be used to power up devices like cellphones via USB.
Will business intelligence tools become as common as spreadsheets? Will they move on to everyone's tablet? The experts weigh in.
The global company snaps up Cape Town firm Fundamo, in a bid to lead the mobile payment race.
At the Dell Tech Camp this week, the engineers behind the devices provided a unique view on what goes into creating a new product.