In this World Wide Wrap: T-Mobile and Monitise m-banking partners, banking Trojan steals EUR300k, and US banks embrace mobile.
In this World Wide Wrap: Free services fuel mobile TV, BBC calls for spectrum selling, and Irish broadcaster closes its doors.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry releases Mac-synching software, Oracle updates PeopleSoft Enterprise, and OSS organisations merge.
More broadband cable players are needed for telecom prices to drop, says MTN.
The communications minister concedes the MTN-Bharti deal would have been a coup for SA, but insists MTN must remain in South African hands.
Managed liberalisation does not negate the promotion of competition, says communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda.
These gadgets may lag in image quality, but connectivity and functionality drive consumer uptake.
In today's technology roundup: Hackers automate malware on Facebook, Amazon settles Kindle lawsuit, RIM patches BlackBerry phishing vulnerability, and more colleges offer gaming degrees.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mature ITIL strategy a challenge, workforce management tools debuted, and telecom expense management cuts bills.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung's PRAM promises battery boost, ARM and Globalfoundries in talks, and servo control benefits SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: APconnections offers Radius authentication, tackling insider threats, and American Systems standardises on CounterAct.
In this World Wide Wrap: SK Telecom sells China Unicom stake, Germany gets live network upgrade, and Google Wave goes on public trial.
Users can gain Ethernet connectivity plus extend existing networking capability without the resultant cabling.