In this World Wide Wrap: = Citrix eases Web 2.0 server strain, next Office boasts two versions, and HP refreshes MediaSmart Server.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ricoh enters high-volume market, paperless books excite LCD makers, and new tech aids night vision.
In this World Wide Wrap: Reva Systems raises $5m, GAO rolls out RFID tags, and RFID gets USB interface.
In this World Wide Wrap: IMS intros portable patient kiosks, CSG and Nanonation partner, and King's College installs self-service kiosks.
Tarsus has announced the local availability of the Cisco Small Business 4400 series Wireless-N Gigabit Security Router.
The less government and regulatory intervention in telecoms, the better, says Sri Lankan academic Rohan Samarajiva.
The company has not picked up any trouble with its data services, it says.
The company's earnings per share could be up by as much as 38% at its financial year-end.
In this World Wide Wrap: Video conferencing saves costs, Pioneer presents plasma HD TV, and Nikon announces D5000.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asian subscriber growth drops 21%, Indian operators bar services, and EU pushes cellular VOIP.
FireID has chosen enterprise software solution provider Sybase SA as its first local channel partner.
Internet Solutions has unveiled its VoIS Anywhere mobile softphone application.
A battle may be brewing over what is being considered the largest chunk of spectrum to be made available since the 1960s.