In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan govt confesses e-payment bungle, OTT video could prompt metered billing, and Westpac signs $50m deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils virtualisation security, virtualisation spreads its roots, and tax benefit for Irish VMware users.
Unified systems can fit comfortably into the public sector.
Cyber criminals use powerful worms to steal confidential personal information via online games and file sharing.
The year-old company wants to take advantage of its parent's presence in Africa.
BIG-IP version 10.1 delivers new features to help carriers scale mobile infrastructures.
Emerging mobile technologies turn the cellphone into a lifeline to health information and services.
In this World Wide Wrap: Business gets personal, software a green IT solution, and Etelos adopts OpenID.
In this World Wide Wrap: IDC eyes broadcasting companies, Vietnam and South Korea propose joint broadcasting, and Uganda upgrades ICT tech
XON Systems has committed to "significant sales targets for the next two years".
Service-oriented architecture has the potential to do a great deal of good - as long as it's consumed in bite-sized chunks.
Nearly nine out of every 10 e-mails now contain junk or malicious content, says Symantec.
In this World Wide Wrap: A hard sell for Motorola, T-Mobile lays out 3G plans, and AT&T and Verizon ad battle deepens.