In this World Wide Wrap: Rwanda to get digital broadcasting, China Mobile opts for fee-based mobile TV, and Sri Lanka gets digital TV go-ahead.
The security company obtained the Common Criteria EAL4 validation for its IPS 5500 E-Series. [Local rep: Condyn]
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia to offer ARM-based smartbook, XO expands footprint, and fixed-mobile to hit 31m by 2013.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry synched with Google apps, MS and Jajah offer VOIP services, and WizeHive unveils content capture solution.
Gartner recognised the company in its 'Magic Quadrant for SMB Multifunction Firewalls'. [Local rep: Loophold Security Distribution]
In this World Wide Wrap: Network handoff successful, wireless growth fuels mobile VOIP, and Nokia enters mobile money market.
The SAPS continues to roll-out 10111 centres, despite not revealing its plans for dealing with problematic centres.
In today's technology roundup: MS fast-tracks Word appeal, Google maps expand traffic feature, Twitter XSS vulnerability still exposed, and cyber-squatter ordered to pay Verizon $33m.
Datacentrix rebuilt the company's network layer using HP ProCurve switches.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID advances 3D motion, Panasonic RFID reader gets Verizon-certified, and library RFID system meets global standard.
In this World Wide Wrap: 3M unveils Bluetooth stethoscope, $950m wireless health market by 2014, and Twitter used for medical alerts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Three-in-one BCM solution unveiled, EMS adds virtual machine management, and IBM brings faster storage.
The company highlighted its relationships with IT vendors and enterprise value added resellers.