A new DNA database could make profiling of criminals easier.
The economic crisis has caused consumers to do their shopping online in order to save, says Bidorbuy.
Learning institutions that received donated computers are not putting them to good use, says SMS Web.
In Today's Technology Roundup: Alcatel-Lucent to cut 1 000 jobs, MS releases iPhone application, Delta to roll out WiFi, and US shuts down scareware sellers.
In today's technology roundup: Chrome leaves beta stage, Microsoft warns of browser bug, EA's profits slump, and booming brain games.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google Android gets boost, LG shows smartphone chip, and South Korea opens market.
The next step should focus on establishing a mobile workforce, says Avaya.
SADC members hope a science and technology unit will promote developments in the region.
Virtualisation is transforming enterprise infrastructure, says VMware.
In today's technology roundup: ID cards catch first victim, Indian court urged to ban Google Earth, White House opposes free Internet plan, and Sony set to unveil virtual world.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nuclear fusion challenges addressed, countries look to food mutation, and TI accelerates research.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP to expand in Gujarat, schools re-equip to trim waste, and Canon opens darkroom concept store.
Nanotechnology and quantum computing will be on our doorstep by 2020, says IBM.