In this World Wide Wrap: Recession spurs banking tech, mobile banking uptake remains modest, and banks urged to adopt facial biometrics.
In this World Wide Wrap: Big names develop for Natal, Sony drops 'motion controller' hints, and Toshiba debuts 18in Qosmio gaming laptop.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's Gmail service restored, Oracle updates SME offering, and Apple rejects Tesco app.
In this World Wide Wrap: T-Mobile builds digital network, Canadians cut off from digital TV, and Australia creates broadcasting group.
By sending their voter registration number to 8683, eligible Namibian voters will be told if they have registered or not.
The Netgear Rangemax dual-band wireless router targets users wanting to increase the security of large data transfers.
A new joint venture aims to enhance employee relationships through social media.
In this World Wide Wrap: Airport pilot tests RFID, RFID smartens up trash, and libraries deploy 1.5m RFID tags.
In this World Wide Wrap: Adobe introduces Flash platform services, OpenLogic and Nuxeo partner, and Alfresco puts ECM in the cloud.
Comstor Worldwide will be autonomous from the Westcon Group.
Together with Canonical, IBM introduces a low-cost open source software package.
In this World Wide Wrap: Netgear unveils network storage server, Avaya improves comms for SMEs, and Rwanda takes broadband leap.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mexico firm on gadget control, Asus hops on gadget bandwagon, and real-time GPS with a twist.