In this World Wide Wrap: Bendable batteries could revolutionise gadgets, backpack to provide portable power, and Aptina takes mirrorless further.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujifilm scores 3D first, HP rolls out major hardware line, and Konica Minolta to sell plate business.
In this world Wide Wrap: Barcode scanners easily accessible, RFID to be a “key player” in printing, and barcodes may face extinction.
The University of Stellenbosch offers a post-graduate degree in emerging media including topics like gaming and social networking.
The technological evolution that has defined this millennium will be the key to achieving its development goals.
The delay in choosing a digital TV standard is costing the economy, and the company may go to court over the issue.
In this World Wide Wrap: Environmental publications on show at WWEM, Greenlight presents waste management tech, and Vancouver eyes China for green tech.
In today's technology roundup: VMware to buy Novell's Suse?, Intel confirms HDCP copy-protection crack, Facebook ponders branded smartphone, and clever cars mean safer driving.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google gears up for music service, Dell powers up SME storage, and SafeNet and NetApp team up.
Delaying the smart ID card has meant the Department of Home Affairs has more time to install the required infrastructure.
The $233 million purchase of KSNet is expected to immediately add value in the 2011 financial year, says Net1.
Yahoo computers smash pi record, Basketball megastar accused of hacking, Phishers target Skype users, Yahoo demos faster Mail service
In this World Wide Wrap: NTT boosts data centre security, cloud services bring channel threat, and ZettaServe snaps up Convergent Resources.