Enter the 2009 FNB Enablis Seda Business LaunchPad competition before 18 September, says sponsor Microsoft.
The software framework was developed for today's multimedia-oriented consumer devices.
In this World Wide Wrap: Boston seeks broadcast stimulus, Peru drives Japanese digital broadcasting, and mobile news channel for BlackBerry.
Symantec releases a mid-year update on security trends it predicted last year.
Patients at the Donald Gordon Medical Centre will have access to e-mail and Internet.
The company is now the second-largest holder of bandwidth in Africa after Telkom, claims CEO Craig Venter.
The province's economic development is linked to increased access to and use of technology, says the Gauteng Treasury.
In today's technology roundup: Hacker may sue AT&T, UK govt proposes smart ticketing, Internet junkie detox claims US first, and Iran tries to crack games market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cloud-based BI stack unveiled, Google updates Insights for Search, and IBM offers sensor response software.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetApp CEO steps down, IT analyst leads GSA unit, and Tele Atlas signs on CTO.
In this World Wide Wrap: Aastra extends converged networks, Samsung phones get unified communications, and partnership for converged security solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rackspace offers cloud-based e-mail archiving, Unisys intros secure cloud solution, and JM Finn gets digital dictation.
In this World Wide Wrap: TradeStone and ARTS partner, retail to protect privacy, and Greatland adds e-commerce Web sites.