Most of the IT solutions on offer claim to be complete, end-to-end offerings, but some are more complete than others. Are there really degrees of complete?

Asia`s tsunami disaster has created a fertile breeding ground for the world`s weirdest conspiracy theories - and they are all there for spluttering over on the Net.

The difficulty people feel adjusting to being back in the office can`t compare to the horror of geeks separated from their computers.

More than a hundred deals have been announced worldwide by IT companies over the past five weeks.

The silly season is most definitely upon us, as a host of bizarre techno gadgets hit the market. But isn`t a USB electric blanket more than a little stupid?

Despite predictions that 2004 would see the ICT sector grow worldwide, this year has been tough following a slow start internationally.

Despite SA`s software development skills and government`s push for a knowledge-based economy, we aren`t achieving the IT heights of countries like India. Why is this?

Why do MTN and Vodacom copy each other so much in their ads and branding? While the rest of us feel cheated out of originality, they must regard it as some sort of public private joke.

When I heard the SITA seat tender short-list was finally ready, I was under the delusion this would be seen as an early Christmas present for most companies. I was wrong.

Does the dearth of amusing e-mail in our inboxes signify the onset of maturity, or does it mean we have forgotten how to have fun?

Last week, Mauritian cellular operator Emtel launched the first 3G service in Africa.

The Internet activation needed to get the eagerly-anticipated PC game Half-Life 2 to work is a bugbear for many gamers.