Sophos warns those in Beijing for the 2008 Olympic Games to be on the lookout for cyber-criminals.
But tolerance of call centre inefficiency is dwindling rapidly, says Mark Payne of Genesys.
The industry reacts positively to news of a turnaround by the Department of Communications.
In today’s technology roundup: Hi-tech thieves target Olympics, UK national security at risk, 3G to reach 12 million Chinese, and Salon offers blogger 'tipping' system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wireless hackers steal millions, Mobile subscribers to hit 5.2bn, and Cellular tech to dominate.
Pinnacle Video Transfer records analogue video onto any USB 2.0 storage device without using a PC. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
The utility establishes a R90 million operations centre to track trains and locomotives, in real-time, 24/7.
In this World Wide Wrap: Royal Mail says "Ask Sarah", University places kiosk at mall, and IATA mandate spurs self-service.
Mobile number portability is a gold mine for MTN Business as it snaps up 10 000 government workers.
The new digital entertainment service hopes to draw most of SA's broadband and mobile users.
Prepaid broadband vouchers could lead to cheaper services in future, says an analyst.
Control up to 100 000 mobile devices across an enterprise's worldwide network
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking skills shortage to continue, Trimax Wireless introduces broadband router, and Tecore, EGC partner.