In this World Wide Wrap: Project Natal plans leaked, partnership tracks gamers' behaviour, and Sony drives motion control.
In this World Wide Wrap CM could save Ireland EUR1.7bn, US plan for procurement savings, and skills gap hits contract management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open source needs marketing, Samsung stays with Symbian, and Droid joins the battle.
The company's Early Detection feature provides additional protection against zero hour threats. [Local rep: Inx]
IDC has named the company a leader in the overall Web security market. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The Exspect Xbox Black Play and Charge Kit, and Wii Drop and Charge Kit are available locally from Phoenix.
Service-oriented architecture has the potential to do a great deal of good - as long as it's consumed in bite-sized chunks.
In today's technology roundup: Intel takes out $1.25bn insurance policy, Xbox console ban is permanent, open data initiative gathers momentum, and MPs want McKinnon extradition blocked.
In this World Wide Wrap: Investment up after TSMC settlement, CDC Software buys Activplant, and Globalfoundries plans expansion.
The companies donated computers to the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals, and will support its golf day on 11 December.
Virtualization Review readers selected NetIQ AppManage for VMware as the winner in the virtual management and optimisation category.
Software-as-a-service will become one of the most critical components of EMC's future strategy.
In today's technology roundup: Google unveils Go programming language, European PC shipments see decline, Wikipedia sued for publishing murderer's name, and PC introduced for older users.