In today's technology roundup: Linux-like Solaris, IBM's energy conservation, Xbox spring update arrives, and Red Hat announces Global Desktop.
In this World Wide Wrap: Flawed exit plan pushed through, tough love in cafeteria lunch line, biometrics for US Armed Services, and Fujitsu wins award.
In this World Wide Wrap: Precision kill weapon system successful, Boeing wins contract, Lockheed Martin awarded contract, and $59 million contract for Raytheon.
The new 13.3-inch notebook weighs 1.7kg and has a battery life of up to one working day.
In this World Wide Wrap: Downtime costs European businesses, BC, CR go together, and Thinking SAFE secures data online.
But vision is not enough, some political will is also required, says an Intel director.
In today's technology roundup: Linux turns mobile, Microsoft fixes DNS, and Sun partners with Ericsson.
eNatis developer Tasima will hand over the system at month's end, provided it works to specification.
The range of notebooks is based on the latest Intel 965GM chipset technology.
The programme is a partnership between Anglo American Chairman's Fund, Bytes Technology Group and Khanya.
The WiPod is a compact plug-and-play router, switch and server that can switch automatically between alternative networks.
The new software enables easy deployment of wireless applications, independent of e-mail.
In a passing reference to the trouble experienced by the Transport Department, finance minister Trevor Manuel this afternoon announced a revolution in the way South Africans file their tax returns, promising the IT needed to do so was in place and stable.