In today's technology roundup: Google responds to carbon cost claims, N-trig gets Microsoft backing, tech firms brace for tough 2009, and Taipei rejects ProMos proposal.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asus laptops share resources, Dell reveals MacBook Air killer, and Livescribe unveils smartpen for Mac.
In this World Wide Wrap: Carbon cost of Googling revealed, Monster Cable goes green, and supercomputers get energy-efficient.
In this World Wide Wrap: Stand By Soft releases PM app, PMI-GAC accredits Capella degrees, and Method123 releases PM tools.
Star Schools has developed an educational portal that cost R10 million over six years to develop.
The Det Norske Veritas organisation conferred Energy-using Product certification to the N series of portable notebooks.
Friday's release of Microsoft's latest offering is paused while more servers are added to handle the number of downloads.
Traditional IT areas will suffer, but alternative technologies areas will grow, as companies weather the economic storm.
In today's technology roundup: Video games to overtake other entertainment; cars and computing converge; police investigate using GPS, Google; and Chrome coming soon for Mac, Linux.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD in the clouds, Halo Wars coming next month, and gaming magazine folds.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cellular banking gains popularity, mobile banking evolves, and HSBC deploys anti-fraud measures.
The one-inch thick netbook weighs1.2kg and is available with both Linux and Windows XP Home edition.
Following the scandalous resignation of the company's CEO in India, Satyam's local arm says it's business as usual.