A new draft broadband policy sees government leave retail competition to the private sector.
In today's technology roundup: EU gets tough on e-commerce malpractice, Feds bust most prolific piracy ring, MOD withdraws |--gbp--|114m comms system, and Sprint redefines 'unlimited' mobile-to-mobile.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone developers see sales slump, 'make do and mend' costs retail SMEs, and Mindshare offers 'The Store TV'.
In this World Wide Wrap: AT&T details 3G plans, Deutsche Telekom struggles in US, and mobile VOIP hits Canada.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS previews Silverlight 4, Lenovo intros SME server, and inForm 2.0 for BlackBerry unveiled.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vodafone rolls out fixed-mobile service, Huawei unveils next-gen tech, and InVox converges the cloud.
The hospitality staffing company deployed Invisinet's wireless access solution.
The FireID application is also available for Java, BlackBerry, iPhone and Windows Mobile.
Companies won't survive the downturn unless they follow the rules.
Drive Control Corporation extends its product offering to distribute Dell's entire PC and notebook range.
The cellular giant promotes its sustainable development plans through a country-wide recycling initiative.
Increasing collaboration and social media uptake is changing the face of BI, says BI Practice.
The new ECNS licensees will need something to sell, says the company.