A new family of worms uses its multilingual capabilities to target users in their own language.
XON's renewable energy solution to power informal settlements has received interest from major municipalities.
The company's consumer segment is a young business and a small contributor, says Neotel.
The association fears the 500-odd unlicensed communication providers in SA could abuse consumers.
US military hit in cyber strike, energy drinks could power gadgets, IE9 interface leaks in Russia, and patient records left at bus stop.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open Text supports iPad, RIM snaps up Cellmania, and iTunes U hits 300m downloads.
In this World Wide Wrap: SanDisk intros stamp-sized SSD, Applied Materials claims chip breakthrough, and translucent mirrors advance DSLR tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: Germany to roll out smart IDs, Coca-Cola links RFID to Facebook, and US gets RFID-equipped recycling.
The Shuttleworth Foundation rolls out the Yoza m-novel library to encourage active reading among teens.
The company expands its services to enable users to make conference calls without additional hardware or subscriptions.
The Cosatu-affiliated union will today notify members and employers of participation in a sympathy strike.
Mobile usage in government is approximately 20% higher than the private sector, and taxpayers carry the costs, says Unison.
ICASA calls for comment regarding a discussion document to review the Universal Service and Access Obligations.