In this World Wide Wrap: US defence bolsters network security, iPads risky on managed WANs, and Strencom to provide cloud and WAN solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony intros line of e-readers, LG smartphones get Tegra 2 chips, and HTC preps GSM and CDMA phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Freeman buys Encore rentals, Queensland gets Apple training centre, and ViewSonic unveils 'high- flyers'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat eyes Moroccan investment, Africa lacking in access, and Nokia fights for tax cuts.
Consumer electronics distributors, Rectron, have released its financial results for the fiscal year ending 30th June 2010.
Microsoft says its much-anticipated Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system will be available in time for the December holidays.
Neotel is investing in convergence as it plans to deliver fibre-to-the home.
The CSIR has progressed in developing science and technology, but securing human resource capacity needs a boost.
The potential of 50 billion connected devices requires a change in business practice over the next 10 years, argues Ericsson.
Orange, T-Mobile merge networks, USB stick with anti-terror training found, phishers exploit tax blunder, and IBM mulls cutting 299 000 jobs.
Go ahead and punish the carbon-junkies, but at least give those willing to change a viable alternative.
In this World Wide Wrap: Poor broadband services cost SMEs, UK SMEs adopt smartphones, and site to win SME market share.
In this World Wide Wrap: Middle East to get Google VOIP, Skype offers WiFi support for Android, and VOIP cuts energy costs.