Can technology keep my fear of abandonment at bay when my best friend goes away?

Last week saw poor attendance at Futurex, which is symptomatic of a product past its sell-by date.

Not content with dominating the digital music player market, Apple is looking to take a bite out of the business computer market too. Will going back to its roots bring Apple success?

A Trojan that deletes porn and pirated files, a man jailed for hacking his supervisor`s PC, and click-fraud botnets - security remains weird and... wonderful.

Dave Glazier wraps up the week`s top news: Telkom and BCX deal looks promising again, and MultiChoice reveals grand World Cup plans.

A few standard answers to standard questions and a serious case of mistaken identity fooled a BBC presenter into thinking she was interviewing an IT expert.

Silicon Graphics, a maker of high-performance computers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Dave Glazier wraps up the week`s top news: government`s ICT plans in the spotlight, and SA ranks terribly in competitiveness rankings... again.

While IT aids crooks in committing crime, the best way to combat it remains fighting fire with fire. Modern day war is all about tapping the keyboard and clicking a mouse.

Ever wonder where the advent of our rapidly advancing information society is taking us? Ever stopped to think? Or is everything moving ahead so fast, we`re having difficulty collecting our thoughts?

The world`s newest status symbol has spawned a multimillion-rand industry. The humble cellphone now rules the world.

The international world of ICT was comparatively quiet last week apart from some small acquisitions by Microsoft, while the local scene was dominated by MTN`s proposed bid for Investcom.

Scott McNealy stepping down as CEO of Sun Microsystems dominated the international ICT scene last week.