Trends, mobile Internet, new mobile platforms and Google's big mobile plans were unveiled and discussed yesterday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Dubai e-commerce competition grows, Virginia to tax e-tailers, and January e-commerce sales slump.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenya to get triple-play services, Verizon and Skype deal rumoured, and 4G catalyst for mobile VOIP.
Bring on faster mobile broadband.
Ministers have met to outline their plans, but details on ICT plans for the country have been omitted.
The CEO is placed on leave as government investigates mismanagement and procurement irregularities.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook tops Google's online traffic, US warrantless cellphone tracking defended, more Buzz privacy flaws unveiled, and introducing computer engineer Barbie.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils cloud storage, PS3 gets 3D and storage boost, and California deploys smart energy storage.
In this World Wide Wrap: CA brings SOA security to Jboss, Red Hat ups open source cloud projects, and Apache Beehive retired.
In this World Wide Wrap: IDC's EMEA banking predictions, IT drives Oz bank growth, and protocol for mobile payments.
In this World Wide Wrap: BT expands UK govt deal, Polycom tightens MS integration, and Garlands debut hosting division.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP enhances Agile Accelerator, MS for Mac includes Web apps, and enterprises turn to mobile apps.