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The company has deployed the Symantec Altiris IT Service Management solution from First Technology.
The full feature, 10-user data backup and recovery software is free to download.
Acer's all-in-one office PC, the Veriton N260G, is smaller than a notebook.
The Winter 2010 report highlights key mobile Internet usage trends in Africa.
Children affected by HIV/Aids and poverty are connected to mentors from around the world through video technology.
Businesses must prevent sudden voltage reductions from causing serious harm to electronic equipment, says DCC.
The electronic data backup facility backs up data into a Category-5 biometric data vault based in Midrand.
The company intends to partner with the 2010 LOC to drive ICT skills development in schools.
In today's technology roundup: Experts list dangerous coding errors, Facebook unveils Zero for mobile, RIM debuts WebKit browser, and many without broadband in US.