It's business as usual on the Classmate line, says the chip manufacturer.
In today's technology roundup: No blue skies for Blu-ray, Yahoo goes mobile, Net boosts consumer electronics, and no copyright protection for Sony.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell targets SMEs, design dominates at CES, and Medion offers cut-price PC.
In this World Wide Wrap: TDI hosts e-billing session, NETed issues grants, and AccentsSM adverts enhanced.
In this World Wide Wrap: CA wins at PPM summit, Ness Tech awarded Prague project, and Workforce hires new consultants.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell promotes tech, Nortel looks to SMEs, and Uplogix seeks partners.
The private sector recognises that management of procurement contracts is critical, says Realyst.
Technology had a role to play in bringing down the holiday road death toll, says the Department of Transport.
Allegations of system failure for the new chip and pin cards have no basis, says the bank.
In today's technology roundup: Gates bids farewell, Philips targets women, and Casio unveils super camera.
The company set up and equipped an onsite Internet Caf'e at the conference in Polokwane.
Nicolene Roodt from Sifikile won an Opel Corsa in the Comztek/Fujitsu Siemens Computers giveaway.
In this World Wide Wrap: Library targets teens, gamers can't be stereotyped, and dating service releases game.