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.
The Det Norske Veritas organisation conferred Energy-using Product certification to the N series of portable notebooks.
In today's technology roundup: Video games to overtake other entertainment; cars and computing converge; police investigate using GPS, Google; and Chrome coming soon for Mac, Linux.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cellular banking gains popularity, mobile banking evolves, and HSBC deploys anti-fraud measures.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba offers increased storage, Ctera combines local, cloud storage, and Samsung releases SS805.
Mobile industry players must come together to work out a framework and standards for the systems RICA will require, says Yanesh Ramiah, MD of Swist Tech.
The one-inch thick netbook weighs1.2kg and is available with both Linux and Windows XP Home edition.
The mobile thin client provides mobility and security access to virtual or blade PC computing solutions.
If you're looking for a Windows Mobile device, the Samsung i900 Omnia is definitely one of the best choices overall.
Political parties explore new ways of utilising technology to fund their election campaigns.
In today's technology roundup: MS ups pressure on Yahoo, Skype in mobile move, Sony unveils lightest notebook, and OLPC hit by economic crisis.