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.
In this World Wide Wrap: XP extended to 2010, Dell spots spending slowdown, and DDR3 memory bus interposers revealed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virgin Media modifies prices, firm partners with Sorriso, and Fiserv upgrades Biller Direct.
The companies have partnered to supply mapping solutions to the sub-Saharan region.
A new wireless router offering from Netgear, designed to fulfil the lifestyle needs of consumers and professionals 'on the go', has been released by Duxbury Networking.
Part of the investment means the company will have to delist.
In this World Wide Wrap: China restricts online broadcasting, BBC rethinks TV licence, and NetMix completes tech infrastructure.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry open for business, NEC releases app suite, and Longjump unveils platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: OnLive games service 'will work', Syberia 3 unveiled, and Sony intros mobile game slate.
The product is the latest version of Roxio's burning and digital media software for the Mac.
This Lapfit offers external LCD monitors that will match your laptop beautifully.