In this World Wide Wrap: Meru Networks teams with T-Mobile, BT goes back to mobile, and Alcatel-Lucent opens lab.
In this World Wide Wrap: Arrow, Telit extend pact, Motorola selects Starent, and Intermec introduces mobile receipt printers.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM, SAP in Marks & Spencer deal, Motorola unveils retail solutions, and GuestLogix announces mobile POS software.
Computer users must ensure their security defences are up-to-date, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos South Africa.
With the rise of wireless and mobile technologies and devices have come the security challenges, says Pierre Holtzhausen, channel manager at Nology.
The company will be aggressively marketing its smart phone services to the pre-paid market.
Intel Capital opens offices in SA to take advantage of the flourishing innovation market.
The company plans to expand aggressively into Africa and Asia.
The magazine named Enterprise One Number a recipient of its 2008 Product of the Year Award.
During an economic slowdown, businesses should cut unnecessary spending.
In this World Wide Wrap: VoiceObjects upgrades application, NCR mobilises travel, and Eptica introduces low-risk terms.
In today's technology roundup: Bartz wants Yahoo whole, Apple to pay $22.5m for scratched iPods, Train network to adopt Oyster, and Man finds US troop data on MP3.
The mobile printer facilitates route delivery settlement.