In this World Wide Wrap: Kodak to acquire scanner division, Konica Minolta rolls out Best, and HP unveils iPrint Photo.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dubai issues cellphone visas, Web self-service trend continues, and Bolton council moves to self-service.
Local political parties turn to technology to reach out to voters.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rwanda schools wait for computers, Nigeria on the map, and Ethiopian capital gets 3G network.
In this World Wide Wrap: IVA, Flixster expand partnership, LiquidHD links audiovisual gadgets, and Memorex offers home theatre.
The BlueCrypt-GSM external hardware encryption device can encrypt communications carried out over any standard GSM cellphone.
The partnership enables online consumers to use Ukash vouchers when shopping at bidorbuy.co.za.
In this World Wide Wrap: France bans phones for children, providers bid for Lebanon networks, and Nokia discontinues N810 WiMax Edition.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asus laptops share resources, Dell reveals MacBook Air killer, and Livescribe unveils smartpen for Mac.
In this World Wide Wrap: Carbon cost of Googling revealed, Monster Cable goes green, and supercomputers get energy-efficient.
In this World Wide Wrap: ePortal passes compatibility test, Dictronics gets nod, and Buffalo raises SME storage bar.
In this World Wide Wrap: AudioCodes releases prelim results, Skype moves to mobile, and Voxbone honoured.
Star Schools has developed an educational portal that cost R10 million over six years to develop.
