Guma Smart Card Technologies has produced 93 million phone cards to date.
Epson has no immediate plans to introduce a 3D projector as it believes the technology is not yet good enough.
The calibre of scientists elected to the Astronomy Desk inspires international confidence, says the Democratic Alliance.
In this World Wide Wrap: Buffalo boosts networking portfolio, cyber criminals get network 'master key', and researchers unveil ultra-fast network.
In this World Wide Wrap: US probes China green tech, Malaysia green budget plans ensue, and data centre uses ice cooling.
FNB benefits from first-move advantage, and will continue to reap the rewards after its exclusivity period expires.
In this World Wide Wrap: Austria pulls plug on mobile TV, UKTV extends Red Bee deal, and Egypt tightens broadcasting rules.
The Meraka Institute receives funding from the HP Catalyst Initiative, to boost ICT research and development.
The expo will feature the latest in photography, including cameras, software and new technologies.
TomTom bolsters its traffic-tech line-up with a new gridlock-avoiding navigator.
In this World Wide Wrap: Patients' bodies message smartphones, AR and virtual worlds on horizon, and smart tech to beat traffic.
In this World Wide Wrap: GE updates molecular imaging system, Nuance and IBM partner for clinical info, and programs streamline EMR data.
Criminals are not held accountable for their actions and are increasingly emboldened, says Microsoft.