Online shopping redesigns retail, DQ approves Panasonic POS, and ViVOtech implements Voltage encrypted POS.
In this World Wide Wrap: GreenFolders enable paperless office, Zoran tech integrated into printers, and Bircham's offers hardware to NPOs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo gears up for eBox, Meta Mirror converges physical and digital, and Olive Telecom unveils 3.5G tablet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple to support offline downloads, cloud to boost server hardware sales, and cloud radically altering IT.
Accelerating Internet use in developing countries brings with it increased malware attacks, says World Wide Worx.
The DotAfrica domain is likely to be applied for during the next round of new generic top-level domains.
The financial services IT provider achieved a level-two AAA rating from Empowerdex.
IPTV falls into the realm of broadcasting, and video-on-demand is classed under electronic communication.
In today's technology roundup: US military plans future computers, Apple kills bugs in iOS, Facebook disagrees on Net neutrality, and MS issues fixes for 34 vulnerabilities.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS and Polycom team up, India gets open source CMS, and Vintage TV to go live.
In this World Wide Wrap: Americans adopt self-service tech, hospitals integrate kiosks, and Webtrends acquires Transpond.
The open source IT infrastructure monitoring solution provides network, system and application monitoring and alerting.
The Multi-Domain Management software blades deliver virtual security management to companies.