The race is on for computing giants to dominate the emerging TV 2.0 market.
A new appliance addresses document management complexities and licensing concerns in the local SME market.
With the global downturn fuelling IT budget cuts, virtualisation can help simplify systems and drive down costs.
Microsoft honours educators using ICT to drive skills development.
The department reprioritises old e-government initiatives, without issuing a progress report.
In today's technology roundup: Trojan swipes FTP credentials, Google fixes apps sync glitches, Symantec calculates stolen data value, Yahoo enables Twitter via Flickr, and global IT spend declines beyond 10%.
In this World Wide Wrap: Game outsourcing a necessity, Tata broadens Mexico base, and downturn drives IT outsourcing.
In this World Wide Wrap: NYSE deploys 10G Ethernet network, Cisco protects network traffic, and Sony to become network company.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM drives identity management, PalmTree snaps up e-Gility, and CROs rate reputation as top concern.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell working on Android gadget, HP offers iPhone calculator app, and RealPlayer enhances media playback software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle axes Virtual Iron resellers, Palo Alto fires up market, and top profitable vendor certifications revealed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Matrox streamlines VCHD editing, Hannspree intros 25-inch TV, and seven videoconferencing mistakes to avoid.
In this World Wide Wrap: High expectations for Angolan satellite, UN and Ericsson fight poverty in Africa, and Zain and Globitel bullish on expansion.