In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft partners with Georgia Tech, Northrop Grumman wins RFID contract, and AeroScout releases WiFi RFID tags.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bank grows through self-service, West Interactive and Movidilo partner, and impatient patients want self-service.
The department is expected to give an allowance of R130 per month over five years to enable teachers to purchase laptops.
Places of interest functionality is the future of GPS technology, say MapIT and data partner, eWheels.
The company's partnership with MapHost.co.za enables comprehensive GPS maps and information.
In this World Wide Wrap: Panasonic looks to 3D tech, T-Mobile gadgets sport Android software, and Crystal Cruises offers tech concierges.
With PC-over-IP technology, companies can provide full workstation performance remotely, says Fujitsu Technology Solutions.
WBS and Intel will deploy wireless broadband access to businesses and consumers.
The Tenda wireless broadband solutions incorporate a USB host port.
The company has signed a deal with Telenor Sweden to manage its information management system network.
In today's technology roundup: BBC unveils live WiFi TV, UK transport minister's Web site hacked, Australia to get faster broadband, and WSJ and AP take aim at Google.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM integrates VOIP, Motorola and Vocera to deliver VOIP, and AT&T keen on LTE VOIP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telecoms giant blocks Skype app, Microsoft multiplies mobile capabilities, and Aircel and Loop Mobile in takeover talks.