In this World Wide Wrap: Taiwanese commuters bemoan e-cards, Deutsche Telekom snaps up ClickandBuy, and Bangalesh PO drives mobile payment.
In this World Wide Wrap: Britain boosts green city vision, green IT needs people power, and US lags in clean tech investment.
The company introduces open platforms that give customers an alternative to closed, proprietary stacks.
The ICT charter should be ready for gazetting by end April, says the DTI.
The 'cloud computing in a box' trend is here to stay, say analysts.
Faster, cheaper broadband will allow more people to go online, giving cyber criminals a new target base.
Information governance is less about data, and more about people, says IBM.
Meeting government's aims will be challenging, as several issues need to be finalised first, says the industry.
In today's technology roundup: Sensors turn skin into control pad, kit attacks Microsoft keyboards, firmware update to kill Linux, and controversial DVD censoring system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell drives the cloud, SanDisk unveils 32GB memory card, and Toshiba rolls out slim hard drive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google tackles China apps roadblock, WorkBench fuels iPhone enterprise use, EU gets Intel AppUp beta.
In this World Wide Wrap: RedHat sales surge, Korea struggles with open source, and JBoss platforms get updated.
Top public sector ICT players failed to deliver their presentations at the paid-for annual Black IT Forum conference.