In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba ships HD DVD laptop, Intel downplays Viiv, and notebooks drive PC sales.
The company's total revenue increased by 14%, to $245 million from $215.6 million in Q2 2006.
Wireless Internet connections will overtake fixed-line connections by year-end, says BMI-T.
In this World Wide Wrap: Citi pilots mobile payment, customers choose RSA, and European awards deadline extended.
The conference focused on the maximisation of companies' speech investments through best practices.
Sybase SA's mobile division has announced the local availability of the iAnywhere suite.
SA's bandwidth costs make broadcasting over IP too expensive for the consumer, observers say.
Almost every 2010 business opportunity will have an IT angle, says SA soccer star Gary Bailey.
For the first time, the company will use e-mails in the upcoming Commercial Agriculture Census.
The growth in mobile banking services in Africa is "tremendous", says First National Bank.
Gartner claims 350 million business and consumer users will have wireless e-mail access by 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Defence tech lab receives funding, universities prop up defence industry, and central coast gets more funds.
The toolkit is built on the company's Information Anywhere suite.