In this World Wide Wrap: Research and Markets adds convergence report, enterprises switch to mobile, and engineering benefits from convergence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia unveils home controller, FCC ramps up free Internet plan, and Sierra buys Wavecom.
Mobility means unproductive time spent on planes or at airports becomes a thing of the past, says Craig Brunsden, chief marketing officer, Axiz.
The system reduces the average length of calls to the mobile operator's contact centre from three minutes to one.
Technology can provide new and creative ways to relate to fund members and trustees, says Freda du Toit, director of SDT Financial Software Solutions.
The company's graduate development and bursary programme kicks off.
In today's technology roundup: Volunteers swap bodies, Microsoft cautiously optimistic about sales, British hacker appeals again, mobile gaming stands firm, and is technology changing our brains?
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In today's technology roundup: Police track activists using Facebook, Nokia unveils N97, Hitachi, Intel partner, and Facebook connects to other sites.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS empowers Africa, Gateway, Hellas Sat partner, and Tanzania sees telecoms growth.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nasa tests network tech, networking report released, and 3Com outlines sustainability plan.
The tiny desktop PC enables users to view hardware-accelerated HD content on LCD TVs or monitors.
The industrial handheld scanner is suited to high-volume industrial applications and retail point-of-sale check-out applications.
