In this World Wide Wrap: Highest resolution projector unveiled, Hitachi intros network projector, and China pushes AV competition.
The viruses topped Kapersky's Top 20 for July, with an Internet Explorer vulnerability also being heavily exploited.
Services at post offices and the introduction of online facilities will ease long queues at service centres, says eNatis.
In today's technology roundup: Call for debate on killer robots, Fujitsu faces strike action, Twitter starts filtering malware sites, and AMD chipset improves integrated graphics.
In this World Wide Wrap: Idea Cellular shares offer promise, SMSes pose security risk, and mobile WiMax rolled out.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile may be future wallet, Barclays ups Web site security, and Fiserv trials mobile cheque deposit.
In this World Wide Wrap: Panasonic unveils Mobile Clinical Assistant, e-patient systems for England GPs, and Siemens tech simplifies surgery.
Mobile mapping allows for GIS information to be made available to the mobile workforce, using a “map centric” approach.
In this World Wide Wrap: Breakthrough brings wireless power, tech could ease traffic troubles, and nanotech to renew Wii MotionPlus.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-driving licence to curb fraud, Panasonic unveils Toughbook, and Metro expands RFID.
New technologies and products are key to government's fight against HIV/AIDS, says the DST.
The funding will be used to increase black participation in the aerospace industry, says the National Empowerment Fund.
In today's technology roundup: Robotic fire-fighting team debuts, UK govt seeks hardware worth |--gbp--|6 billion, Hollywood demands Pirate Bay closure, and Greenpeace targets HP.