In this World Wide Wrap: Panasonic unveils mobile clinic PC, Sage expands into healthcare industry, and Oracle expands health sciences portfolio.
In this World Wide Wrap: Motorola intros RFID readers, Deal moves coupons to phones, and surge in RFID orders.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vodacom kiosks for SA tourists, Yahoo unveils self-service ad product, and voice self-service solution released.
The company's financial results show positive growth; however, there are tough times ahead for the newly-liberated telco.
RIM ships more units internationally, but local sales are a mystery.
In today's technology roundup: HSBC offers iPhone banking, MS caps free security download, HP introduces cloud consulting services, Bing increases Microsoft's paid clicks, and UK enterprises reluctant to adopt OSS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Netgear unveils SME network solution, Nortel to sell wireless unit, and Ericsson provides converged IP solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: T-Mobile unveils MyTouch 3G, Toshiba 1GHz smartphone runs Windows, and Yamaha releases MusicCAST 2.
WiMax is not suitable for all needs and is weakest in the area of carrying voice calls, says Jacques du Toit, MD of Vox Orion.
The company's Structured Infrastructure Solutions replicates a business's operations in mobile trucks.
Dark Fibre Africa has unveiled its network, in collaboration with Cisco Systems.
The telco is set to become the fifth mobile operator in SA to limit haemorrhaging of voice revenue.
Returning Multi-Links to profitability is important after the unit sustained losses.