In this World Wide Wrap: Barclaycard gets mobile management, Shoeboxed improves digital receipts system, and Wal-Mart expands e-commerce service.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu intros SME Energy Star servers, SME data breach guide released, and MNOs should focus on SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile devices get virtualisation app, IBM unveils virtual desktop plans, and HP and Cisco reach compromise.
The Panel SDK turns existing Flash, Java and Windows Mobile applications into panels for the new Xperia phone.
Spescom addresses concerns surrounding its ReMo solution, which allows users to record, store and send cellphone conversations and data.
Bringing technology into the classroom will drive digital inclusion, says Khanya Project's Kobus van Wyk.
MicroWorld plans to increase its focus on the South African SME market.
The Advertising Standards Authority lambasts the company's anniversary competition.
The shift will happen at shareholder level and will not affect the company's operations, says Vox.
The company sets aside money in case customers need extra time to pay for its services.
A SIM swap loophole could lead to further identity theft implications.
In today's technology roundup: European server sales hit rock bottom, handset makers try to stoke sales, Palm's WebOS 1.2 details leak, and Conficker infects London council.
In this World Wide Wrap: Czech broadcasters urge speedier digital transition, opposition parties reject broadcasting bill, and FlyCast upgrades broadcasting service.