In today's technology roundup: MIT produces speaking, hearing fibres, Next flouts online shopping regulations, Abu Hamza ruling clarifies McKinnon case, and combat plane goes hands-free.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bangladesh to get VOIP licences, UC platforms get a boost, and VOIP threatens telco operators.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pegatron lands Apple orders, free evaluation suite from Worklight, and Israeli IT sector to see growth.
In this World Wide Wrap: Standardisation will drive future NFC, AT&T unveils mobile payment plans, and Australia hands out travel cards.
In this World Wide Wrap: Belgium backs EU green tech projects, solar postal vehicle piloted, and Volvo to demo biofuel truck.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virtualisation jobs easier to fill, virtualisation no threat to server manufacturers, and virtualisation spending on the rise.
The Simplistic Architecture is based on the development of systems through MS VB.NET, the .NET Framework and SQL Server.
Systems Center Updates Publisher patches both Microsoft and non-Microsoft programs. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The company's unified threat management solution will benefit Hendler & Hart and Rosnovanu and Associates.
SAS High-Performance Computing offerings use private compute grids and SAS In-Memory Analytics.
The cloud computing model facilitates training and growth within new work environments, says Compuways.
The fashion company invested in the integration of a unified messaging and collaboration solution.
In today's technology roundup: More MS job cuts speculated, Facebook policies hit language barrier, Blizzard backs down, and Australia unbans the Internet.