Toshiba offers 3G-enabled notebooks that will provide access to the Internet anywhere, anytime.
The company will offer Mobile Metrics WiMax testing solutions to the local market.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Dell rolls out Open Cluster 5, SourceForge develops hosted applications, and Envizions releases open source software.
BitDefender researchers have detected an IM-based spam wave aimed at Facebook- and IM-users.
The company warned legitimate Web pages on the Adobe Systems Web site were hosting malicious code.
Mardia van der Walt-Korsten's ascendancy has been off the back of a career in HR. Little wonder then that she understands human beings and drives a people-centered leadership approach.
The rise in the proportion of e-mails containing malicious attachments is a throwback to the old days, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
In today's technology roundup: eBay suffers from poor IT, Internet searches better stimulation than books, giant database plan 'Orwellian', and Nvidia unveils graphics accelerator.