In today's technology roundup: Ellison blasts HP 'idiots', Skype files for $100m US flotation, BBC laptop and mobile losses total |--gbp--|240 000, and app brings Flash to jailbroken iPhones.
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In this World Wide Wrap: MS to issue security bulletins, VMware upgrades application software, and AWR unveils Microwave Office.
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BlackBerry smartphone users can mobilise and gain access to Mitel UC features.
Organisations can secure and manage the use of thousands of Web 2.0 applications in the enterprise. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The company wanted a system that could manage document synchronisation, availability and security.
Adopting the Brazilian-backed digital TV standard will see citizens paying almost double than they would have for the European version, says SADIBA.
The company says the deal is a step forward in its plans to move up the empowerment ladder.
The department has not provided any clarity over what is happening at Cipro, despite the urgency around the implementation of new IT systems.
The Eastern Cape is the last province to roll out the electronic drivers' licence booking system.
In today's technology roundup: Clinton in BlackBerry talks, MS, Salesforce settle patent spat, US Defence demands Wikileaks files, and Indonesia joins BlackBerry pile-on.
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