While only three companies are participating in the DTT trial, the authority wants to make space for new entrants.
The IT giant has increased its vendor market share in the continent to 38.2%.
In today's technology roundup: Netbook sales soar, notebooks stutter, China restricts online video, virus battery could 'power cars', and Russia may increase MS supervision.
In this World Wide Wrap: Onboard scores Spanair contract, Altierre unveils retail technology centre, and Chelsea & Scott select Micros-Retail.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft exec joins US security, Guardian Analytics appoints new CEO, and Sue Miller becomes Hatsize CEO.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wozniak joins start-up board, Kyocera drives LTE, and Virtual Computer releases NxTop Now.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP drives down enterprise costs, ICOH and Nuance team up, and SpringCM signs new partners.
In this World Wide Wrap: ICT training MOU signed, govt takes ICT seriously, and EMC out scouting.
Customers purchasing a Toshiba laptop are eligible for advanced cover against accidental damage and product theft.
Some 68% of companies are cutting operating costs and using IT to leverage business processes, says Gartner.
The botnet could still activate at any time, says Kaspersky Lab.
In today's technology roundup: Mind-reading robot developed, law to give feds unprecedented control, worm attack chaos fails to strike, and CEOs see wireless as answer to crisis.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-serve kiosk streamlines dispensing, NCR intros Thai self-service banking, and Avaya showcases speech self-service.