In today's technology roundup: Ballmer rejects simpler software licensing, PayPal hacker banished, Energy-from-waste powers US army, and Facebook acknowledges access problems.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS ramps up unified communications, Brocade up for sale, and HP adds UFM to cluster portfolio.
In this World Wide Wrap: The future of SOA, Apple aims for enterprise, and supercomputer to use 'Fermi' chip.
In this World Wide Wrap: Shakespeare's Globe gets Web library, students and experts discuss Net safety, and e-learning portal for travel agents.
The Rage expo saw some of the country's top gamers compete in high-ranking titles.
The malicious program stays on Kaspersky's Top 20 list, joined by a new version.
Malware authors latch onto Twitter's shortened URL service to entice unsuspecting users onto malicious links.
Token Media provides loyalty, advertising, and rewards programmes for medium and large companies in South Africa.
The company's decision to go into East Africa is already starting to pay off, it says.
Microsoft's new operating system hits the shelves at the end of this month.
The CSIR more than doubles its revenue from technology products in 2008 and increases its patents.
In this World Wide Wrap: Isilon seeks virtualisation partners, virtualisation drives OSS take-up, and VMware updates DR.
In this World Wide Wrap: SMEs must get online, Compellent unveils QuickStart bundles, and red tape hampers SMEs.