Much has been said about the proliferation of personal devices in corporates, but not enough has been said about the negative implications.
The company has signed agreements with all of the country's mobile and fixed-line telecoms companies.
In today's technology roundup: SCO to get $100m bailout, woman sues for $54m, Google releases Android kit, and EA co-ops Red Alert 3.
In this World Wide Wrap: Software AG initiates advisory council, BEA gets BPM feedback, and Vitria offers Web 2.0.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia incorporates Google, Katz, Leap reach settlement, and Alcatel-Lucent, NEC merge.
A six-year old threat, called Linux/Rst-B, is still infecting computers and servers, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
No announcement has been made about who is to become HP's new distribution partner.
Panda laboratories have detected two new worms that use the topic "Valentine's Day".
In today's technology roundup: Google triggers handset race, FBI warns of Valentine's Day 'Storm', Net neutrality on Washington agenda, and Play.com beats Amazon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Yahoo buys Maven, Ubuntu most popular for Alfresco, and Salesforce releases new platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID-based world looms, Ford keeps track of truck tools, and NHS loses smart cards.
In this World Wide Wrap: Research and Markets releases report, Oracle enhances self-service, and Russian airports embrace self-service.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujifilm introduces SPM, HP uses BEA, and virtual servers critical for CIOs.