Keynote speakers at the Digital Life Expo will highlight the digital revolution and what convergence means for the man in the street.
In today's technology roundup: Government's lost laptop tally exceeds 1 000, Intel gives Classmate PC a makeover, IBM partners blocked from conference, and MySpace, music companies team up.
In this World Wide Wrap: SNIFF out loved ones, Artimi passes compliance, and Dell uses new chip.
Telephonic support is typically up to 15 times more expensive than self-service, says Consology.
Not a single member of the local community has made use of the computers.
USAASA wants to use part of the R850 million locked in the Universal Services Access Fund.
The company is still confident it is in the running for WiMax spectrum allocation.
In today's technology roundup: Google's CIO joins EMI, EU funds malware project, questionable search ads slip by Yahoo, and Yahoo adds voice.
In this World Wide Wrap: Trade Me implements PacketShaper, BCIextends credential, and hardware failure is top threat.
In this World Wide Wrap: Perot Systems appoints CTO, NaviSite rates tops with Klas, and TI, IIT-KGP partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Zink in top 100, Olympus showcases new cam, and Astro-Dynamic chooses Canon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hospital implements self-service kiosks, bank expands self-service network, and Fishers gets self-service post office.
In this World Wide Wrap: Planet adds Windows Server, VIA releases motherboard, and Georgia Tech selects Xsigo.