In today's technology roundup: Cisco trials 'Internet in space', IT management shake-ups sweep finance sector, Man U warns about social networking, and Clinton pushes global Net freedom.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS bows to privacy pressure, Rally for Google e-book guardian, and Samsung and Rambus' $700m settlement.
In this World Wide Wrap: California pilots telehealth project, Molina Healthcare to acquire Unisys, and e-health records go OSS.
In this World Wide Wrap: NFC to transform retail, CIOs look to new tech, and Insite monitor measures anything.
In this World Wide Wrap: Emergency remote access solution, SMEs' business continuity plans poor, and BakBone combines replication with recovery.
In this World Wide Wrap: Airbus looks to smart RFID, RFID goes green, and fire fighters get tracked.
A mobile workforce means unprotected enterprise endpoints are on the rise, a Check Point Software Technologies reveals. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The solution was named 2009 Editors' Best Award winner by Windows IT Pro magazine. [Local rep: Africa SD]
Online criminals exploit the Haitian disaster by posing as charities and defrauding benefactors.
Net tablets, cloud computing, and the growth of smartphones are big technology trends this year, says Deloitte.
Biometrics use in the workplace is on the increase, but legal gaps mean employers have to tread carefully, says a law firm.
In today's technology roundup: AT&T resolves security glitch, Versace plans fashion cellphone, Intel eyes home energy management, and Bill Gates now on Twitter.
In this World Wide Wrap: Avaya readies product roadmap, Cisco unveils SAN tools, and ISPs told to toughen security.