Having gone beyond the hype, the WiMax ball is finally rolling in earnest.
Growing iPhone interest is putting the popular handset on the hacker radar.
An emergency contact centre uses IT to save 115 000 lives in two years.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cartridges still being tossed, Olympus unveils Studio 2.0, camera phones get new tech, and Adobe upgrades imaging software.
The solution combines business process modelling with unified modelling language and data modelling.
The Open Disclosure Foundation aims to take counselling and support into the virtual world.
Telecoms operators are still putting out CRM fires, so how can they even hope to understand my general spending patterns?
Engineers work through the night to resolve the glitch that left some subscribers without coverage.
The CWU will consult with members today to decide whether strike action should be suspended.
Company subsidiary Westcon acquires 50% of Netex for $2.9 million.
An Indian NGO uses technology to encourage sustainable rural transformation.
In this World Wide Wrap: Happy birthday SMS, no SMSing while driving, text messaging as hot marketing tool, and doctors use iPLATO.
John Chen, Sybase chairman, CEO and president, won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2007 award.