Google updates its search features to increase real-time results.
In today's technology roundup: HP settles counterfeit ink spat, Russia arrests three over $9m scam, Google stops censoring China search results, and malware delivered by advertising platforms.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google looks to TV, IPv6 transition software released, and CodePlex unveils network monitoring project.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rwanda HR managers adopt IT, Vizual unveils HR Web site, and Allegiance Health selects UltiPro.
In this World Wide Wrap: Novell Pulse Enterprise 2.0 goes beta, Red Hat and IBM team up, and MS reveals virtual desktop initiatives.
Dell PowerEdge blade, rack and tower servers, and Dell Precision workstations feature Intel Xeon 5600 series processors.
The company will perform an end-to-end LTE trial for the Saudi telecoms carrier.
ADSL technology has now become the irrefutable connectivity option for consumers and businesses alike, says Riaan Leushner, MD of Nology.
The company has joined MWeb by introducing uncapped ADSL services for its consumers, says Douglas Reed, MD of Vox Telecom.
...of infrastructure as we know it.
The solution has won three industry awards, including the Internet Telephony magazine 2009 Product of the Year Award.
Seacom will provide Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation with international broadband fibre connectivity via a backhaul link through Djibouti.
In today's technology roundup: Google's Asia pipe nears completion, hacker disables cars remotely, Apple board member dies, and Siemens plans 4 200 layoffs.