In today's technology roundup: Blackra1n jailbreaks iPhone OS 3.1.2, moon bombing successful but uninteresting, Web mail security breach ups spam, and space clown hosts global show.
In this World Wide Wrap: Netgear router lacks open source, open source developers key to success, and Palm establishes developer programme.
In this World Wide Wrap: IOC secures $3.8bn broadcasting rights, DNA Finland rolls out mobile TV, and LS to supply WiFi to Iraq.
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon offers PS titles, the iPhone gets rocking, and games conference predicts trends.
The DOC wants an end to operators' making profit off interconnect rates and plans to pass the benefir on to consumes before the holiday season.
The high adoption of mobile will see it overtake fixed broadband on the continent, says Africa Analysis.
Mobile and fixed line collaboration could be Africa's broadband access solution, say industry players.
The mobile operator contracts Alcatel-Lucent to build, operate and manage its Uganda network.
Expected reports from the mobile operators on the progress of dropping interconnect fees will have to wait.
Mobile and satellite services still show global growth and opportunity, says an ITU report.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung picks Weatherbug, Brightstar pitches mobile to IT resellers, and Sybase and Siemens roll out solution
In this World Wide Wrap: Nuance acquires eCopy, Kyocera unveils high-speed LED printheads, and MS offers mobile office solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: ARM and Globalfoundries design smaller chips, innovation facility to boost SMEs, and M2 Tech chosen as Algor reseller.