It is time for digital communications to replace analogue, making voice communication cheaper, easier and more accessible, says Polycom.
DreamWorks uses HP 3D technology to make Monsters vs Aliens more lifelike.
Amid a boom for navigation tools, MTN, along with Garmap, provides GPS services to BlackBerry users.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP growth remains strong, Bangladesh blocks illegal VOIP users, and RadiSys improves Convedia media server.
In this World Wide Wrap: Power Down for the Planet, Hitachi delivers greener hard drive, and Lenovo unveils green workstations.
Eighty-five percent of respondents used the “sell by” and “best before” dates, says Square One's Marking Solutions.
Web 2.0 technologies are changing the way people do business, says Integr8 IT.
A DigitalLife Expo visitor wins the contents of a digital home.
In this World Wide Wrap: CBC cuts up to 800 jobs, AT&T drives satellite radio, and Netmix broadcasts on Nokia network.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetSuite takes business to the clouds, Salesforce.com turns to social media, and business apps battle heats up.
The emergence of high-speed broadband is changing the role of the teacher, says 21st Century Learning.
The infection rate will increase by an additional 336% per month throughout 2009, predicts Panda Security.
ITWeb's second DigitalLife Expo kicked off in Sandton this morning, attracting digital experts and newbies alike.