In today's technology roundup: Apple's iPhone debuts at month-end, Google offers Book Search to publishers, new miCard unveiled, and Microsoft adds books to Live Search.
NetApp's SnapMirror is designed to be inexpensive, simple and reliable, says Stephen Manley, technical director of data protection at NetApp.
Analysts revise forecast downward because of declining DRAM and MPU prices.
In this World Wide Wrap: Greater choice essential, Japan faces Cisco crash, and Sun expands virtualisation.
The provider of 3C solutions will exhibit at Computex 2007 in Taipei in June.
In this World Wide Wrap: Leeds virtualises servers, InMage updates software, and business continuity a priority.
The company has developed an 8Gb microSD memory card, which will be compatible with newly-developed mobile phones.
The bank spends "hundreds-of-millions of rands" to improve business processes.
The solution will enable it's ACTIVcontact contact centre to meet the compliance needs of its multinational clients.
The software simplifies management of electronically stored information to meet internal and external governance requirements.
Governments of the future could be so functionally slick as to be real-time, says Andy Brauer, CTO of Business Connexion.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mega named leader, TAS showcases total enterprise virtualisation, and SAP releases GRC.
Buffalo provides a range of multimedia players, and offers integrated WLAN, storage and multimedia solutions.