In today's technology roundup: Steve Jobs on track for June return, Environment Agency tests waste tracking system, US retailer settles spyware charges, and 'slow lane' for copyright thieves.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alberta jumpstarts e-commerce innovation, KiosKiosK opens doors for entrepreneurs, and the barcode turns 35.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ericsson module made for netbooks, Intermec reveals WWAN computers, and Qualcomm eyes WiFi HD streaming.
In this World Wide Wrap: Partnership promotes computing solutions, expo to showcase CAM software, and solutions source book released.
In this World Wide Wrap: ICT evaluates emergency performance, Oz Defence invests $708m in IT, and ICT jobs aplenty.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nvidia eyes mobile market, CA bulks up the cloud, and Alteva connects mobile workforce.
In this World Wide Wrap: Research centre drives advanced tech, Telesoft gets new management, and Canaan Partners gets former Yahoo exec.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAP promises rapid BI insight, Cincom and IBM partner, and Pentaho and Infobright deploy virtual machine.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tibco looks to cloud computing, Xerox partner offers workflow consulting, and Streamline Health integrates workflow solution.
Seventeen current platforms and two new products support the Six-Core AMD Opteron processor.
Pastel My Business Online is aimed at the SME market.
The solution is suited to offsite recovery of critical IT systems, says ContinuitySA.
An integrated management facility ensures security while keeping costs under control, says Ugan Naidoo, management consultant at Fujitsu Services SA.