In today`s technology roundup: BlackBerry and Facebook come together, Xbox changes customer focus, Leopard to launch on Friday, and UK man bust for music downloads.
In today`s technology roundup: A sixth of iPhones `unlocked`, mobile key to Microsoft, MySpace to offer games, and Xbox 360 Arcade debuts.
In today`s technology roundup: Universal dumps YouTube, Greenpeace denounces iPhone, and Hitachi drive saves 40% power.
The consortium downloads and hosts contracts negotiated with suppliers on the MyMarket.com business to business exchange.
In today`s technology roundup: Leopard stalks Windows, China messes with messaging, Viacom expresses reservations, and Sony slashes PS3 price.
In this World Wide Wrap: MarketLive acquires top talent, shoppers want info, and Throttleman implements RFID.
In today`s technology roundup: YouTube debuts copyright enforcement, Apple cuts DRM-free price, Microsoft raises voice, and Skype grabs foothold.
The company has introduced fashion-focused product Web sites in five European countries.
In today`s technology roundup: Google gobbles messaging vendor, Nintendo expands online support, making YouTube pay, and Mozilla works on new browser.
A year down the line, the UIF`s electronic payment facility has yet to take off.
A Web site focusing on citizenship hopes to address SA's economic and social challenges.
In this World Wide Wrap: HR systems provide strategic advantage, Red Wing launches Express eFiling, and LA Unified's paycheque problems persist.
The multimedia multinational is set to buy a Polish instant messaging provider.