Context-aware computing will be more akin to personal assistants than traditional computers, says Intel.
Space tourism gears up, thousands spent on failed BitTorrent probe, defence review to include cyber security, and die-hard bug bytes Linux kernel.
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Moving only the archive piece to the cloud without sending the messaging function to the cloud is getting rid of the easy bit, says Chris Hathaway, director of Soarsoft Africa.
The e-mail management company ranks seventh in the Tech Media Invest 100, featuring for the second consecutive year.
Dial-a-Tutor allows students to phone teachers and get over-the-phone advice on any school project.
It is a noble goal by organisations to reduce energy consumption while maintaining and improving current service levels, says Derek Rule, country manager of Xiotech.
Anti-censorship program withdrawn, Chinese cyber-crooks offer DDOS-for-hire, Twitter unveils improved version, and US to approve next-gen wireless.
Attempts by governments to control the flow of information is a worrying omen for future access freedoms.
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