In this World Wide Wrap: ARM chip could save 40% power, Wacom brings 'Feel' brand, and partnership to build 'intelligent skylights'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Xerox pitches printer range, digital publishing solutions gain ground, and Apple releases Epson printer drivers.
Mobile Money Africa has named Jeppe Dorff to its advisory board.
Organisations must determine which infrastructure and software are a good fit for cloud and SOA, says IBM.
The Solar World Congress calls for urgent policy implementation to enable total renewable energy supply worldwide.
In this World Wide Wrap: Frost & Sullivan's hi-tech top 10, ultra-dense memory chip developed, and augmented reality transforms convergence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Innovation detects cancer in real-time, Singapore debuts med-manufacturing consortium, and healthcare company eyes new markets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vehicles to be RFID-tagged, RFID boosts Korean bicycle services, and Fujitsu rolls out flexible RFID.
In today's technology roundup: New WiFi spec challenges Bluetooth, lawsuits filed over Sidekick outage, Trojan swipes $480k from online account, and board to 'de-risk' Digital Britain rollout.
Newer applications can mimic the associative tendencies of the human mind, says Davide Hanan, MD of QlikView.
The company was nominated for the Best Mobile Viral Campaign in the 2009 Mobile Excellence Awards.
Telcos look to broadband to provide converged services as the mobile voice market reaches saturation.
A mix of renewable technologies is required to provide a sustainable source of global energy, the Solar World Congress heard in Joburg yesterday.