In today`s technology roundup: Cabbies protest GPS, Windows gets a `Mini-Me`, UN endorses WiMax, and Comcast messes with traffic.
Portals remain a top priority for CIOs at large enterprises, the BEA report says.
IT stakeholders question the privacy implications of such a move.
The new lottery operator has coped with thousands of queries since going live.
Additional functionality will make eNatis a more effective law enforcement tool, says Tasima.
In today`s technology roundup: Leopard stalks Windows, China messes with messaging, Viacom expresses reservations, and Sony slashes PS3 price.
In this World Wide Wrap: Copenhagen goes gaming, PCs come out tops, and minorities needed in gaming.
Online avenues of attack have started to diminish due to user education, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
In today`s technology roundup: Legal threat over 'toxic` iPhone, HTC launches Touch phone, PS3 UK sales surge, and Yahoo accused of misleading Congress.
In this World Wide Wrap: MarketLive acquires top talent, shoppers want info, and Throttleman implements RFID.
The companies will distribute ISL Light products in SA.
The company unveiled its Dell Professional Services business in support of its Microsoft Solutions offerings.
In this World Wide Wrap: Direct Group improves printing tech, Xerox gets US Navy contract, and NAVTEQ map data selected.