In this World Wide Wrap: Google claims WiFi sniffing legal, VirnetX confirms patents and seeks licences, and Intel gets legal ceasefire.
In this World Wide Wrap: WiFi grows in healthcare, health IT resource debuts in Europe, and brain sensor tech gets funding boost.
In this World Wide Wrap: Battery life to increase ten-fold, MS Kinect goes beyond gaming, and California plans digital licence plates.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco intros iPad collaboration solution, businesses' e-mail management poor, and SMEs get mobi-site tool.
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The global organisation sees disaster management benefits in the locally developed e-learning tool.
The route to enterprise mobility should look at how the customer will benefit from the adoption of the technology.
The telco will not participate in the spectrum auction, indicating its confidence in competing with the successful bidder.
ICASA is about to be given the teeth it needs to snap at the heels of unruly industry players.
Capacity demands across East and West Africa necessitate a network upgrade across Gateway's national and pan-African networks.
In today's technology roundup: Apple tweaks privacy policy, UK govt drops broadband tax, and 3D tech to boost gaming sales.
In this World Wide Wrap: Motorola unveils ES400, Apple's smartphone market share falls, and Asus bags awards at Computex.