Cost-cutting software targets small business CNN Money
For a company that sells flame-resistant apparel to oil companies, Vetco International was having a tough time putting out its own fires.
Company sues over cell phone rule AP via Yahoo! News
The country's largest provider of pay-as-you-go mobile services is suing the federal government over a recent ruling that allows people to disable the software that locks cell phones to a particular carrier.
Africa: Battle for the Cheap Education Computer Hots Up AllAfrica.com
The holy grail of cheap computers for emerging markets is producing a sub-$100 laptop for education purposes. One Lap Top Per Child, the initiative launched by MIT's tech showman Nicholas Negroponte took a step nearer last week with its first test production run.
Beyond cheap coverage telecomasia.net
In the future, says NEC, your personal robot will look up the weather forecast, read your email to you, and change TV channels for you.
Cell phone company, fearing piracy, sues over copyright rule WOOD TV 8 Grand Rapids
The country's largest provider of pay-as-you-go mobile services is suing the federal government over a recent ruling that allows people to disable the software that locks cell phones to
Is Your Email Marketing Software Hurting Your Business? WebProNews
Ten years ago I started my first online business venture out of the basement office of my home. I put together a Web site selling scrapbook products on my wife's suggestion that scrapbooking was emerging as a hot niche in the crafting industry. Keeping up with the day to day chores of running my own business challenged me to manage my time wisely. Preparing my email newsletter each month
Marketers find a new place to set up shop: Virtual reality USA Today
One of the hottest target audiences for advertisers today literally is from another world. It's the digital population of an Internet-based virtual reality game, Second Life.
Cell phone company, fearing piracy, sues over copyright rule Middletown Journal
The country's largest provider of pay-as-you-go cell phones is suing the government over a rule the company says could make it harder to crack down on individuals who disable the phones' software and sell them at a profit overseas.
Feel as though you've missed the SaaS bandwagon? The Register
Don't worry, it's moving slow enough you can jump on Quocirca's changing channels If you're an independent software vendor (ISV) and concerned that you are about to miss the software as a service (SaaS) bandwagon, rest assured there is no shortage of organisations out there ready to lend a hand.…
Do you think MXit, the instant messaging software for cellphones, is a disruptive technology? New software being Financial Mail
being developed by Luuk, a software company based at the Innovation Hub in Pretoria, is promising to do for cellular voice telephony what MXit has done for mobile instant messaging. And, if it gets this right, it could form cellular communications in the next few years.
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