In this World Wide Wrap: RFID for the iPhone?, Hong Kong drives RFID development, and RFID reduces shipping headaches.
In this World Wide Wrap: US agency rules against Samsung, price drop may sway Intel antitrust case, and Accenture sues Guidewire again.
In this World Wide Wrap: 3D tech to transform smartphones, IBM plans zero-emission data centres, and individual control for live performances.
In this World Wide Wrap: Array Networks intros ABC licences, ADIC completes business continuity site, and IBM adds functionality to XIV Storage.
PartServe Channel Support has been appointed the service partner for Lenovo consumer products in SA.
The connectivity of a country is often related to its vulnerability to cyber crime, say security firms.
The E5 wireless modem supports networks such as GSM, Edge, GPRS, UMTS and HSPA.
The company highlights the emerging market as a key revenue growth target and uses cloud computing to capture this sector.
New regulations will force companies to think smarter about the way they use technology to manage information.
In today's technology roundup: Adobe cuts staff by 10%, firms not ready for data breaches, eight charged in $9.5m hack, and live UK football for iPhone users.
In this World Wide Wrap: Radware delivers on Alteon promise, Cisco and EMC in cloud collaboration, and LaCie intros media server NAS drive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadget problems divide sexes, Motorola Droid sees strong sales, and Samsung intros super-slim memory chip.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco expands collaboration portfolio, Bahrain EA project takes next step, and Defence outlines ICT strategy.