Many are adverse to 'plastic money', and e-commerce suffers delivery bottlenecks, says Intrepid Data Systems.
An ITWeb survey aims to unravel the biggest security threats targeting social networking sites.
The Kinect adaptation incorporates body exercises, but now leaves the brain befuddled.
Square One and Faritec shareholders can't sell their stock, and have no idea what is going on with the companies' financial situation.
The rumour mill works overtime, following reports that RIM will take its BBM service to other platforms.
US government says China's Baidu and Taobao Web sites sell fake goods.
The company has integrated vSphere and the upgraded portfolio also includes network management.
The promotional products leader has selected Infor ERP SyteLine to optimise business processes.
The distribution company has added Patriot Memory to its range of products.
The Centurion-based company received the international Outstanding Achievement Award for Partner Sales in EMEA.
This solution allows business to test the waters and better understand the cloud environment, says Spescom.
In today's technology roundup: US and Israel blamed for Stuxnet, Google withdraws rogue Android apps, UK start-ups head to Silicon Valley, and Mozilla challenges Apple and Google.
The app market will explode into a $38 billion industry by 2015, according to Forrester Research.