In this World Wide Wrap: Notebooks take lion's share, Russia pressures notebook brands, and Dell drives energy efficiency.
In this World Wide Wrap: ISP drives e-billing in Bahrain, Toronto e-billing system gets hacked, and Indian travel industry eyes m-commerce.
In this World Wide Wrap: Majority SMEs hit by slowdown, SMEs want telco one-stop-shop, and SAP unveils Fast Start.
In this World Wide Wrap: Citrix expands Receiver to Android, American Express signs virtualisation deal, and HP strengthens virtualisation channel.
Enterprises will move towards a consumer IT model, with applications delivered as a service, says Citrix Systems.
Mobile penetration and the adoption of 3G services drive telecoms revenue growth in China.
In future, enterprise customers will receive desktop-as-a-service, as virtualisation streamlines IT infrastructure, says Citrix.
Mobile operators remain unmoved by the controversy surrounding high interconnect costs.
Analysts see the extension as a sign that the parties are keen to go ahead with the merger.
The next generation of wireless technology may lead to a seamless 'network of networks'.
The engineer is released on R15 000 bail, but his co-accused has yet to have a bail hearing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle releases TimesTen, Samsung offers 1TB storage, and Apple updates Time Capsule.
In this World Wide Wrap: Broadcasters dispute policies, JCom ups stake in Japanese broadcaster, and CNN unveils news app.