In today's technology roundup: Bionic eye gives blind man sight, Sumitomo Mitsui hacker chiefs found guilty, Google Earth faces terrorist target airbrush Bill, and pirate radio 'puts lives at risk'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Data protection for Swiss retailer, PowerPack offerings unveiled, and Clearview invests in data centre.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ingres extends deal with Alfresco, Flypaper partners with Cozimo, and KMWorld honours Rivet Logic.
In this World Wide Wrap: Touch-screen laptop is top tech, Mems showcases Mirasol display tech, and IBM and SAP demonstrate app migration.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP to improve healthcare, medical centre goes hi-tech, and Wheeling Hospital advances patient care.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony releases TVs with RFID, RCG unveils RFID solutions, and Vermont issues RFID drivers licences.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service makes sense, Austin considers new parking kiosks, and self-service healthcare emerges.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gartner re-examines Q4 server figures, no OS for AppZero's VAAs, and WD doubles ShareSpace storage.
The third community technology centre has been unveiled at the Development Centre in Duduza, Nigel.
The solution, developed in SA by SuperVision Biometric Systems and Sybu Data, was implemented by Praxis.
The company jumped to number one in Fortune magazine's annual Most Admired Companies Survey. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Remote workforces are becoming a reality, driven by the availability and low cost of technology, says Louis Yssel, CEO of YSL Group.
The PC does not consume any power in off-mode or while 'hibernating', but remains administrable.