Moving from application-centric to SOA-centric development will deliver on original promises of flexibility, says Softworx.
The role-playing console game Darksiders will hit South African shelves tomorrow.
IT funding has not been finalised, but will increase in 2010, says the South African Post Office.
In today's technology roundup: Hacker pierces hardware firewalls, Oracle buys into data quality, EU to award Galileo contracts, and Motorola announces Backflip.
The company will offer its customers access to cloud-based computing services with Google Apps Premier Edition.
In this World Wide Wrap: EMC to acquire Archer, cloud to improve continuity readiness, and ioSafe delivers 'indestructible storage'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Solution Dynamics buys Bremy, Telefonica lands EUR12m contract, and WaTunes intros Streamline
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech to change lives in 2010, 3D hits the living room, and nanotech brings pulsing artificial arteries.
In this World Wide Wrap: Philips tests Big Brother health checks, UK outlines NHS IT plans, and Intel and GE market health system.
In this World Wide Wrap: China faces US piracy lawsuit, Apex shuts down Web site attacker, and UFC to sue for pay-per-view piracy.
RIM's presenter device enables BlackBerry users to wirelessly project MS PowerPoint from smartphones.
Symantec highlights the top Internet security threats that plagued the past year.
The $10 million Navteq Global LBS Challenge invites developers to design inventive location-aware applications.