In this World Wide Wrap: Contactless cards pose privacy risk, RFID on wheels, and Nokia invests in smart barcodes.
In this World Wide Wrap: Radware intros integrated security, public sector IT needs overhaul, and Arrow rebrands and adds services.
In this World Wide Wrap: Jobs trashes Flash and backs HTML5, bus Internet headed for Mumbai, and new Blu-ray players drive 3D uptake.
In this World Wide Wrap: Partnership for biomedical innovation, imaging tech targets breast cancer, and EHSI designs medication app for seniors.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google sued for wrong directions, CSIRO sues over WiFi patent, and Australian minister set on net filter.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP debuts 'plug-and-print' line, Hawk Graphics signs ink deal, and Dell releases mobile printing solution.
The application works like Microsoft Outlook, but uses an SMS format instead.
The service is scalable according to an organisation's needs, says Deloitte.
The hosted solution enables customers to improve their service management efficiencies.
Government's online strategy passes the grade but could use some extra lessons, say online experts.
In today's technology roundup: 'Clickjacking' worm hits Facebook, Pakistani court removes Facebook ban, European Council backs Digital Agenda, and free apps install spyware on Macs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Outsourced call centres bill revealed, Aegis to hire 11 000, and Jordan unveils outsourcing programme.
In this World Wide Wrap: Yahoo turns to social networking, Google maps out WiFi in Britain, and Cisco boosts its channel.