In today's technology roundup: Apple moves into business sector, botnet takedowns fail to stem spam tide, infected XP owners left unpatched, and DOJ abandons Yahoo fight.
In this World Wide Wrap: Human rights network adopts Joomla CMS, Collabora joins Linux Foundation, and ImageWare unveils biometrics initiative.
In this World Wide Wrap: Israel blocks iPad, Lagardere Active and YouTube partner, and Enablence to acquire Teledata.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetSuite joins Amazon's storage cloud, SGI drives next-gen storage, and Buffalo rolls out USB SSDs.
The DPF-A72 digital frame offers a backlight life of 20 000 hours before the brightness drops to 50%.
Through its Professional Services division, businesses can navigate stored documents and manage increasing data volumes.
The hardware product design industry and security industry are totally separate. They should be combined, says Joe Grand, product designer and president of Grand Idea Studio.
The department asks the taxman to bail it out of its “Who Am I” trouble.
Turnover drops due to a fixed-line contract worth R100 million that did not materialise.
The global giant sees the continent as a long-term growth opportunity.
In this World Wide Wrap: LTE market to reach $11bn, consumers cut the cord, and smart homes get 3D devices.
In this World Wide Wrap: Businesses pursue iPad strategy, Google unveils Docs enhancements, and Davinci's virtual coverage grows.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle invests in MySQL, IBM drives Power7 servers, and Windows servers gain following.