In this World Wide Wrap: Fiji gets speed browsing, alert system benefits parents, and banks test text security.
Is government using the health department's IT woes as a convenient stick to beat sacked deputy minister Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge?
In today's technology roundup: Fujitsu Siemens to withdraw from PDA market, Hynix unveils 1Gb mobile DRAM, and Vista updated for speed and reliability.
In this World Wide Wrap: Projity jumps into open source, Diamond project wins contract, Bad PM for rural phones.
The dc5750 boasts an 80% energy efficiency rating, as opposed to the industry norm of 60%. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
In this World Wide Wrap: Notebooks face parts shortages, Lenovo improves ThinkPads, and Dell delivers 'made in India' computer.
This year's African ICT Achievers Leader Summit will discuss ICT investment and development in Africa.
The Incredible Connection staff members who competed in the final of Packard Bell's gaming event in Portugal, came last.
Advanced Micro Devices is reconnoitring sites for further learning laboratory roll-outs for 2007.
In today's technology roundup: Universal sells unrestricted tracks, America COMPETES Act signed, MS trumpets Halo 3 figures, and search companies battle over privacy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Customers fear cybercrime, HBSC goes green, and disaster recovery top issue.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech programme gives teens options, college gets manufacturing funds, and InFocus staged in Sydney.
The company hosted dignitaries and officials from India to celebrate the IMC's centenary year.