In today's technology roundup: Ballmer threatens hostile takeover, Royal Mail sites down, iPhone price cut to 99 euros, and Internet fraud tops $239 million.
In this World Wide Wrap: EA studies smartphone market, Nokia activates gaming portal, and online games still untapped.
BulkSMS.com will host briefings on improving workplace productivity and reducing technology stress at various venues during April and May.
Nokia Siemens creates Internet kiosks to connect remote villages.
Keynote speakers at the Digital Life Expo will highlight the digital revolution and what convergence means for the man in the street.
The cellular giant blames technical errors for yesterday's downtime.
Absa eyes the one million mark for online banking customers.
In today's technology roundup: Government's lost laptop tally exceeds 1 000, Intel gives Classmate PC a makeover, IBM partners blocked from conference, and MySpace, music companies team up.
In this World Wide Wrap: Zensar bags contract, Microsoft technology surfaces in retail, and eco-friendly zone for retail expo.
In this World Wide Wrap: SNIFF out loved ones, Artimi passes compliance, and Dell uses new chip.
In this World Wide Wrap: NewStep includes social networking, Visionaire gives to charity, and Aruba to display at CTIA.
Internet Solutions has introduced corporate Internet data bundles over the MTN network.
Telephonic support is typically up to 15 times more expensive than self-service, says Consology.
