In this World Wide Wrap: Smartphone gets optical mouse, Symbian show highlights innovations, and Microsoft hosts unified communications service.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sharp releases Frontier series, Alereon powers Toshiba solution, and InfoPrint to showcase solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google phone hits stores, BlackBerry releases Bold smartphone, and engineers oppose broadband plan.
Productive collaboration means consolidating all forms of communication into a single workspace environment, says Chris Thompson, a senior director at Cisco.
The Vox Vaya initiative allows cellphone users to call overseas landline numbers at local rates.
Univerge360 combines voice, video and data hardware and software.
Vodacom offers a voice-based option to SMS.
Its new consumer voice offering competes with Telkom on a pricing level.
The union wants to coordinate the activities of standardisation bodies at an international level.
In today's technology roundup: Database disrupts drugs trade, election Web site hacked, gizmo puts cold callers on hold, and Amazon offers dim holiday forecast.
In this World Wide Wrap: New tech cancels signal collision, Kovio unveils printed RFID tag, and GAO introduces long-range RFID tag.
The telco considers increasing its investment in Southern Africa.
The post office battles to stop the National Stokvel Association from suing it for reneging on a cancelled cellular deal.
