In this World Wide Wrap: MS and Yahoo still trying, keeping Nortel Canadian, and biometrics bill approved.
The company was ranked number 10 in the UK Consumer Superbrands for 2009/10. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
The Internetix '09 Conference on Tuesday asked "what if?" So I did.
An R-rated movie service that was scamming cellphone users is shut down.
ICASA will give the state-owned business a time limit to put its 50MHz of spectrum to use.
In this World Wide Wrap: New satellite to improve VOIP, Nortel drives VOIP, and Argentina slams VOIP service.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telcos say scrap cellphone tax, Zain mulls over African unit, and BSNL to increase Essar stake.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optical tags could kill barcode, Japanese develop green laser diode, and watches boast multimedia capability.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's Android invades homes, Apple could intro project 'Cocktail', and police test hi-tech spy gadgets.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils IT education in India, Train by Cell offers mobile training, and PBS creates digital library.
The combined solution will enable University Hospitals Birmingham to address the access and movement of NHS patient records.
The number of VOIP users in the country is expected to reach 100 000 within the next three years, says Pieter Botha, operations director at Skycall.
Does government even know Seacom has landed and what the significance is?