Gone are the days of the 'darkened basement dweller'; gaming is now a mainstream social activity.
The Competition Appeal Court overturns a 2010 decision that found three tracking companies to be anti-competitive.
Rectron sheds its 60% stake in Corex, to a Corex director, for R9.8 million.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft's IE9 outdated: Mozilla, Google's Schmidt slams Nokia move, Sony bans PS3 hackers for life, and cyber war threat 'exaggerated'.
Alvin Peacock takes over from Wale Arewa, who founded the company in 1999.
MTN Liberia has become the first to deploy Ericsson's award-winning Community Power solution.
Core Group is supplying schools across the country with Apple Mac products, to bridge the digital divide.
The new software makes it possible to recover vital files that have been accidentally deleted, says Diskeeper.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia shareholders call for Elop's head, BlackBerry boss dismisses Nokia jibe, HTC unveils 'Facebook phones', and Clinton renews Internet freedom call.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's video faces patent challenge, Sony threatens to leave iTunes, and Dolby brings smartphone HD audio.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD extends Series processor portfolio, networking vendors to close tech gap, and Australia enterprise sales to mount.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone 5 speculated to be 'nano', RIM Playbook to support LTE, HSPA+, and Pentel releases bluetooth e-pen.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nasdaq hack haunts lawmakers, WiFi spreads in Finland, and Cube-shaped antennae to improve broadband.