In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle unveils Enterprise Manager 11g, Adobe ditches Flash for iPhone, and Opera releases desktop mobile emulator.
In this World Wide Wrap: Arrest made over Internet gaming, Farmville on new platforms, and MDA funds gaming and animation.
Freely available geographical information systems open a world of discovery for both professional and public users.
Mobile handset shipments in the MEA region increased 2.4% in 2009, reports the IDC.
Verb Innovations releases parental control software to protect child cellphone users in SA.
The jury remains out on the health risks posed by cellphones, following renewed concerns over their effects.
The company's cautionary, released this morning, virtually confirms speculation that the company is in discussions with Orascom.
The company is positioning itself for growth as new regulations come into effect.
In today's technology roundup: Cyber-crime talks end in failure, film classification takes to the Web, hacker runs Android on iPhone, and McAfee apologises for AV snafu.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hitachi drives unified computing, T-Mobile rolls out navigation smartphone, and Taiwan Mobile eyes digital convergence.
Nokia and MTN partner to deliver a consumer messaging offering that mobilises 10 e-mail accounts on one device.
The department is set to link up the schools through a wireless mesh network.
The company says basic earnings will be lower for the full year to March, because of a Gateway write-down.