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In today's technology roundup: Google plays social media catch-up, Internet devices set to boom, Microsoft unveils Windows 8 OS, and BlackBerry Bold gets NFC boost.
The release is the first in a series of three waves aiming to re-invent the netbook.
The company's model is showing large-scale appeal to entrepreneurs.
The evolution of mobile health will see solutions graduate from small-scale pilots to serious money-spinners.
More businesses are using game mechanics to speed up productivity and generate ideas, says Gartner.
Jobs will be created across various industry sub-sectors through the provision of broadband infrastructure and e-cooperatives.
The big dirty secret no one wants to talk about.
Research In Motion wants to take the lead in turning car dashboards into smartphone-like interfaces.
There are two “remarkable” innovations from SA and Kenya, which Gartner believes are the result of constraints on the continent.
The Zebra ZXP Series 8 Retransfer Card Printer makes use of reverse thermal image transfer technology.
PayPal sues over Google smartphones, Microsoft CEO asked to resign, Web giants accept shady drug ads, and Zuckerberg kills animals.
The companies are trying to get businesses to lease their hosted versions of essential communications and office programs.