In today's technology roundup: Apple working on cheaper iPhones?, MS Internet Explorer 9 goes live, Egypt gets free Android encryption, and Jobs calls shots from home.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft finally retires Autorun, Fujitsu, Oracle promise super-fast servers, and ARM boss headstrong about market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Logica to resell IBM Maximo, Thailand ICT market gains momentum, and Fujitsu speeds up business transformation.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu, Fuji Xerox in Japanese venture; Cisco, Polycom exchange tech; and Discovery deploys DIVAchive solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cloud touted $30bn industry, IBM to support China's cloud ambition, and UK varsities brace for the cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Data warehouse key to IT, MS enables real-time BI, and enterprises to shift IAM efforts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bizagi BPM gets Oz support, Open Text to acquire MetaStorm, and Questetra upgrades cloud workflow.
Rubric Consulting has patented its Rubric Unified Method for Better Automation.
There's a new force behind the industry's future, and it's not being driven by gamers, says Bradley Forrester.
SystemicLogic says it will be driving an 'Innovation Caf'e' into the local market.
As for the most damaging malware threat, Trojans caused the most incidents, says Panda Security.
More IT companies could close their doors this year, despite the recovery in local economic conditions and IT spend.
HP's answer to the iPad aims to entice with multitasking, a converged mobile experience via WebOS, and shrewd partnerships.