In this World Wide Wrap: Middle East to get Google VOIP, Skype offers WiFi support for Android, and VOIP cuts energy costs.
In this World Wide Wrap; Veeam unveils virtualisation backup, EMC rolls out virtualisation software, and survey reveals virtualisation challenges.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan bank invests in e-payment, VeriFone buys out Way Systems, and India road tax goes online.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba enters tablet race, Samsung eyes top laptop spot, and PC purchases to slow.
The company introduces high-performance security solutions designed to prevent network breaches in a converged infrastructure. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
Online communities increasingly influence how navigation devices are used, reveals TomTom.
The 5.2GHz four-core 45nm processor is aimed at businesses tackling huge workloads, like banks and retailers.
Tiny solar cells fix themselves, Nigerian 419'er gets 12 years, Texas opens Google investigation, and Toshiba recalls Satellite laptops.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google prepares for Oracle battle, Berlin party moves to open source, and PS3 jailbreak released.
In this World Wide Wrap: Disk storage bounces back, LaCie unveils mini flash drive, and Sony unveils unlimited music.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple targets Sony and Nintendo, OnLive begins beta testing, and Cross-platform multiplayer arriving soon.
The solution prevents unauthorised access to unstructured data residing on file servers and NAS. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The mobile workforce is growing as organisations realise the increased efficiencies it offers, the ITWeb/Check Point Mobile Survey discovered.