In this World Wide Wrap: IE9 Developer Preview 2 released, Adobe Flash's future threatened, and London base for Wholesale App Community.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nintendo takes a knock, Blizzard games gets Facebook extras, and RealNetworks' debuts social gaming platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: CIOs reveal top bank trends, Co-op Bank drives anti-fraud tech, and recovering banks look to IT.
MediLABS was motivated by the need to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the health practitioner.
Mobile handsets and applications continue to evolve faster than companies can cope with them. That will have to change.
A SAP-initiated research group aims to develop mobile business and e-learning platforms for very small enterprises in emerging economies.
The service increases the risk of children being exposed to adult content, says the Film and Publication Board.
Cyber criminals are like pickpockets - they go where the crowds are, says Kaspersky.
The UK-based company wants to take advantage of tower sharing opportunities in SA.
The third mobile operator signs a pan-African roaming deal with the Kuwaiti business.
The company would never steal home affairs' fingerprint database, as that would be “stupid”, it says.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG looks to capture Middle East, World of Warcraft runs on iPad, and rise in smartphone sales.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS and Nokia unveil UC software, AT&T intros Bluetooth-enabled landline phones, and HP brings mobile printing to BlackBerry.