RIM's presenter device enables BlackBerry users to wirelessly project MS PowerPoint from smartphones.
The $10 million Navteq Global LBS Challenge invites developers to design inventive location-aware applications.
Tarsus Technologies announces the local availability of its first stock consignment from Dell.
The operator will not put any more money into the business until its minority shareholder stops being “unproductive”.
However, mobile stocks still seem to be under pressure.
The Kindle DX will ship from 19 January.
The company's sale of its Cape Town property is expected to bolster earnings.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon touts 2009 network investment, SpinVox acquisition wrapped up, and Sibeam updates wireless networking chip.
In this World Wide Wrap: Egypt rejects Mobinil bid appeal, Etisalat eyes Africa and Middle East, and Zimbabwe's IT set to improve.
The operator will use Synchronica's Mobile Gateway technology to offer a push mail and mobile synchronisation service.
African carriers will focus on localising content and services, as billing and delivery platforms improve, says JBB Research.
Gateway Communications plans to roll out connectivity services in 10 Nigerian states this year.
Swift Holdings says its traffic warning system has beat its initial expectations.