In this World Wide Wrap: Robots of a feather, stick together, nanotech drug system gets grant, and emerging tech centre opens.
In this World Wide Wrap: Allscripts and Eclipsys merge, clinic staff get mobile tech, and medical tech firms in demand.
In this World Wide Wrap: Courts enforce roaming rate cut, HTC acquires Abaxia and seeks patents, and RIAA flexes muscle with LimeWire.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP unveils e-mail-enabled printer, GSK investigates tablet printing, and BBC signs print management partner.
Cyber-criminals leverage sports events for their profiteering schemes, says SecureData Security.
The integration of Eternus CS800 with Symantec NetBackup provides customers with more flexible options.
Nineteen TCM Academy pupils graduated with an NQF level four Technical Support qualification.
The D-Link DES-1210 series comes with 24 or 48 ports and advanced security features.
Tourists will be able to get street-side assistance from mobile information booths in Durban as of today.
Fifa makes provisions for hearing and visually impaired soccer fans, allowing them to maximise their World Cup experience.
In today's technology roundup: Caffeine goes live, Turkey bans multiple Google services, Wikileaks site unfazed by arrest, and Intel unveils Web-based PC management.
In this World Wide Wrap Churches scramble to meet FCC rules, green AV at InfoComm 2010, and Dataton multi-display system showcased.
In this World Wide Wrap: Jordan bank upgrades EA, Auxis and PPC partner, and UK college deploys WLAN infrastructure.