In today's technology roundup: Sun snaps up MySQL, Jobs fails to wow, Apple tunes in to movie-rental market, and monkey brains make robot walk.
In this World Wide Wrap: AdaCore criticises Java, SpringSource updates .Net, and Java tested for security.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP goes open source, VOIP available on BlackBerry, and Skype faces obstacles in going mobile.
Meraka Institute's Nhlanhla Mabaso is appointed Home Affairs CIO.
It will be the second time the global developer conference will be held in SA.
In this World Wide Wrap: Java toolbar controls calls, Haiku Java team announced, and Wicket set for Java development.
In today`s technology roundup: Vodafone plans 3G expansion in Oz, Nintendo drives sales surge at Game, Mobile Linux group releases first spec, and Dell enters tablet arena.
Microsoft is playing a dangerous game with Vista, says Pierre Spies, CEO of Tarsus Technologies.
Government`s decision to adopt open document format is a bold one and will not come unchallenged.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sun rewards programmers, SourceForge opens marketplace, and Ts`o joins Linux Foundation.
In today`s technology roundup: Flights to offer Internet, IBM advances supercomputer technology, blogger presses Gates for answers, and Google Mac developer playground unveiled.
All the barriers to Java`s widespread, universal adoption have been dropped.
In today`s technology roundup: No charges filed in teen suicide, Mozilla patches canvas bug, Apple and Fox deal is close, and critic firing sets off sparks.