In today's technology roundup: Social networking critical to employee satisfaction, Tony Blair takes green role, T-Mobile scratches US developer programme, and iPads banned from Yankee Stadium.
In this World Wide Wrap: French city goes contactless, PayPal eyes Android market, and 2Checkout.com adds PayPal billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile VOIP demand rises, pirated VOIP software circulating, and Bangladesh to issue VOIP licences.
FireID will provide an optional extra layer of security on the SharePrice service.
Executive chairman Thami Mtshali will take up the position from the beginning of June.
The Open Mobile operating system has been designed with the ability to support multiple kernels at its core.
After years of waiting, the regulator announces the details for the auction of scarce spectrum.
The authority is in the spotlight after wasting thousands of rands of taxpayers' money.
A World Cup tourist package is too inconvenient to become a solution to credit card fraud, says WWW Strategy MD Steven Ambrose.
The company's revenue during the year more than halved, and it reversed its previous profitable position.
In today's technology roundup: 'Rogue' Internet firm shut down, firmware update wipes data, flaw lets hackers delete Facebook friends, and Pac-Man turns 30.
In this World Wide Wrap: World Cup boosts 3D network demand, Cybercom intros real-time mobile broadcasting, and ABC HD broadcasting on hold.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sybase intros mobile platform, MS unveils Windows Server AppFabric RC, and Oracle acquires security apps firm.