3D films make a comeback in SA's cinemas, but local studios face financial and demand challenges.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle, Sun deal gets nod, Microsoft squashes Chinese 'Tomato Garden', students pass on Apple laptops, and jailed network administrator faces fewer charges.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile gaming big in Canada, online games to feature MGM classics, and Razer releases MMO gaming mouse.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google tests storage for Caffeine, Sun earns federal encryption certification, and Data Domain debuts dedupe system.
Any customer who buys prepaid broadband during the Ongwediva Trade Fair stands to win.
In this World Wide Wrap: Second Silverlight hits beta, open source hardware has advantages, and Java caching vendors merge.
Data centres are one of the biggest offenders when it comes to being eco-friendly, say industry experts.
The province's economic development is linked to increased access to and use of technology, says the Gauteng Treasury.
In this World Wide Wrap: Aastra extends converged networks, Samsung phones get unified communications, and partnership for converged security solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rackspace offers cloud-based e-mail archiving, Unisys intros secure cloud solution, and JM Finn gets digital dictation.
In this World Wide Wrap: BPM software in 9 languages, NetSuite unveils 'Cash for Clunkers' incentive, and Cordys brings multiple cloud management.
The company has been appointed official distributor of computer accessories for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
Enterprises and banks become increasingly aware of the benefits of going green, says Symantec's Andrew Harrison.