In this World Wide Wrap: Twitter reveals money-making plans, Google enhances YouTube captions, and EU e-commerce rules counter-productive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asus netbook gets desktop CPU, SqaureTrade compares notebook reliability, and notebooks top Christmas wish list.
In this World Wide Wrap: Arab police arrest VOIP providers, VocalTec and Runcom look to emerging regions, and Android gets new VOIP app.
The companies sign a partnership to combine communication solutions for business-to-business collaboration.
In this World Wide Wrap: API intros payroll and HR system, HR software provider plans expansion, and partnership to reduce NHS absenteeism.
In this World Wide Wrap: Call of duty smashes records, Sony PS3 to support 3D display, and AMD intros “fastest” graphics card.
In this World Wide Wrap: YouTube appeals to citizen journalists, Ericsson signs broadcasting deal, NBC prepares for Comcast takeover.
In this World Wide Wrap: OSS Adapter stack for Ethernet connection, .Net Micro framework turns open source, and MindTouch releases open source cloud.
Limited bandwidth and high connectivity costs stifle emerging tele-health opportunities.
With slowing ARPUs, the mobile giant will use Internet access as its next money-spinner.
In this World Wide Wrap: T-Mobile customer records leaked, Yahoo Go closes, and Windows Mobile gets Office 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP updates services and products, Zeus offers app management, and Netapp and Fujitsu integrate storage products.