In this World Wide Wrap: Continental tests 'self-boarding' tech, Barnes & Noble targets college students, and Harrow libraries go self-service.
The company will help to create a culture of responsibility and service delivery within the public sector.
The company steps up efforts to roll out energy-efficient printers in the market.
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The latest versions of RIM's Blackberry operating systems has some features that put other phone makers to shame.
In today's technology roundup: BlackBerry Messenger first to go, cryptographers solve predicament, iPhone jailbreak exposes flaw, and Linux beats Unix.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking providers feel left out, Profitability deploys Extreme Networks, and Exinda deals with bandwidth problems.
In this World Wide Wrap: Firms increase risk spend, CIOs call for better governance, and cloud computing gets code of practice.
In this World Wide Wrap; Cyber crooks attack smartphones, smartphones might replace credit cards, and 'universal translator' developed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle intros serialisation and pedigree app, Indian companies bag EA awards, and smaller companies warm to SaaS.
In this World Wide Wrap Daisy audio books on Intel Reader, Denon releases 3D receiver system, and Fujitsu and PSCo partner for AV market
In this World Wide Wrap: E-marine maintains Eassy, France Telecom considers Morocco, and Bharti Airtel appoints Africa marketing officer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Soldiers in iPad training, SWAF adds new modules, and jobseekers get free computer help.