In this World Wide Wrap: Social media impacts courts, Arbitron wins restraining order, and Nexstar ventures into mobile video.
Professionals can use these tools for instant remote access and troubleshooting.
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute invites the public to help pick up signals from space.
The local HCM company appoints an executive director of business development to expand into the African market.
The cable will be ready for commercial services by August.
The president's address lacked detail, but his mention of broadband may mean more to ICT than expected.
The president neglects to note the role of ICT and the urgency of change in state-owned entities.
However, market commentators say they have heard this before, and are still waiting for concrete examples of government's policy in action.
The Teacher Laptop Initiative kicks off as government aims to equip 400 000 teachers by 2011.
The local VOIP provider invests in additional capacity to take advantage of geographic number portability.
In today's technology roundup: Google acquires Aardvark, Apple to sell $1 TV shows, Astronaut tweets images from space, and US IT employment recovers slightly.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM and HP can't help Unix, Systancia and Getech partner, and Intel ships Itanium-based server