Companies need to already have a plan in place to move to Windows 7, the research firm warns.
In today's technology roundup: Car hacking moves from theoretical to reality, Google and Skype face India ban, game-addicted man scores rare win, and researchers to create next-generation Internet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Women tech training gets funding, India unveils tele-education project; and Louisiana gets ethics e-training.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung and LG eye African market, mobile price war heats up, and US funds digital library.
In this World Wide Wrap: HTML5 video war heats up, Fraunhofer presents HD video conferencing, and 'touching images' gets new meaning.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP prototypes leaked on Twitter, Apple plans new iPod, and Asus intros preteen netbooks.
In this World Wide Wrap: RSA boosts cloud compliance, Modulo expands footprint, and firms prioritise identity management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asia-Pacific needs networking pros, councillor proposes full wireless coverage, and Extreme unveils virtualised networking architecture.
The all-USB 3.0 eGo Portable Hard Drives will feature hardware encryption and super toughness.
It is vital to perform a data backup before any viruses or human errors cause data loss, says Reon Coetzee, Toshiba regional sales manager, Southern Africa.
The company drives a programme to improve teacher computer literacy skills in sub-Saharan Africa.
Researchers compile DNA bar codes of the country's plant and animal species as part of a global initiative.
The IT industry's recovery from its worst year ever means it will never be the same again, says Gartner.