In today's technology roundup: Firefox releases critical patches, Intel claims SSD breakthrough, iPhone thief commits suicide, and open source vulnerability exposes routers.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS sponsors Iowa workers, JavaBlackBelt releases e-learning courses, and Desire2Learn and Elluminate Live collaborate.
In this World Wide Wrap: Channel watches Avaya-Nortel deal, IBM to resell rivals' FCOE switches, and SaaS vendor offers free training.
In this World Wide Wrap: Trace Systems acquires SynExi, ICF wins US foreign affairs contract, and ZapThink offers SOA boot camp.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry desktop available for Mac, Free iPhone mirror app, and Toshiba goes Blu-ray.
In this World Wide Wrap: GRC in the cloud, WNS and Trintech partner, and tougher regulations call for audit monitoring.
In this World Wide Wrap: Womad festival goes wireless, Tata enhances Ethernet services, and industry giants sign networking pact.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rise in outsourced IT operations, Sony to expand DSC outsourcing, Digital River restructuring sees job cuts, and China ups IT outsourcing share.
Konica Minolta SA's variable data printing offering allows companies to personalise promotional material.
The company will be South African Breweries' primary distribution software partner.
The city comes under fire from one of its own councillors for its R6.5 million 2010 Web site project.
In today's technology roundup: Google commemorates moon landing, Mozilla downplays Firefox bug, pirate sites adopt legal model, and McAfee expands SaaS portfolio.
In this World Wide Wrap: Accenture acquires Nokia Symbian unit, mobile DTV on its way, Essar and Dhabi Group plan Africa expansion, and Indian govt audits 5 telcos.