In this World Wide Wrap: 3D tech to transform smartphones, IBM plans zero-emission data centres, and individual control for live performances.
The company highlights the emerging market as a key revenue growth target and uses cloud computing to capture this sector.
New regulations will force companies to think smarter about the way they use technology to manage information.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadget problems divide sexes, Motorola Droid sees strong sales, and Samsung intros super-slim memory chip.
In this World Wide Wrap: Video fingerprinting eases searches, Olympus releases PEN EP-2 DSLR, and SVC for videoconferencing studied.
The operator more than doubles its asking price for the critical Salt link between Sutherland and Cape Town.
In today's technology roundup: Sun files $120m loss on the hush, T-Mobile and Orange confirm merger, China plans humanoid Olympics, and iPhone worm is never gonna give you up.
Printable electronics place computing power on a range of surfaces from fabric to plastic. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Technology from PayPass will enable South African commuters to pay for taxi rides via their cellphones.
Google will present the keynote address at ITWeb's Spatially-enabled Information Services conference.
It's time to mobilise locally available resources to implement continental ICT priority projects, says SA's communications minister.
In today's technology roundup: Collapse of phone network simulated, NY insider trading scandal widens, F1 designer unveils electric car, and EU amends 'three strikes' Bill.
In this World Wide Wrap: Clean energy to boost manufacturing, manufacturing intelligence solution released, Chartered Semiconductor guns for no 2, and Design LED joins flexible display project.