An Eclipse survey claims 54% of workers will use corporate networks to stream World Cup matches to PCs.
Acer’s H5360 projector brings high-quality images to any surface, but has a few operating drawbacks.
As mobility becomes the name of the game, the Acer Aspire One brings laptop technologies to netbook form.
The SABC will close its broadcast centre after the World Cup, but will still make use of all its broadcasting equipment for major events.
Two researchers from the University of Cape Town use nanotechnology to create printable semiconductors.
In today's technology roundup: FBI probes iPad breach, Bill Gates gives Haiti mobile aid, Tequila botnet auto-destructs, and China defends Internet censorship.
In this World Wide Wrap: NTT Data and MicroStrategy team up, Pentaho BI available on-demand, and Ingres debuts database engine.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bharti and VMware partner, lawmakers question cloud standards, and Jitterbit takes integration to cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple deploys competition barriers, China converges telco networks, and HP to unveil smartphone printers.
In this World Wide Wrap: CSR and Intel collaborate, Cisco targets small business, and Canon demonstrates document solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Malaysia govt consolidates ICT, Oz services agency upgrades security, and Check Point adds enterprise rights management.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPad not ready for retail, Unified Grocers selects POS audit solution, and customer-focused retail tech lags behind.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell drives data centre virtualisation, VMware and Novel expand partnership, and Cisco boosts telepresence interoperability.