In this World Wide Wrap: Games journalist kills wife, self, PlayStation network gets updated, and games journalist kills wife, self.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ohio looks to Tyler, The Caisses implements Now Solutions, and government agencies use Kronos.
In this World Wide Wrap: Developers embrace the cloud, C dominates open source, and Red Hat unveils Linux 5.3.
In this World Wide Wrap: Seagate makes $2.3b, Intransa, Convergint team up, and Cisco eyes server market.
McAfee predicts the top trend in 2009 will be the continued exploitation of the financial crisis.
The education department blames a computer system failure for the matric results delay.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alliance seeks interoperability, SAS named leader, and BeyeNetwork gets facelift.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gas City selects Radiant, Canon scores govt contract, and Rivers Run Red shines.
In this World Wide Wrap: Spiceworks releases management software, Oz implements management advice, and Ramsac, DHC partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetMotion expands into Europe, Ericsson cuts more jobs, and Bharti Airtel looks to BlackBerry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Celerant included in Aberdeen report, Fujitsu focuses on self-service tech, and UK retail show cancelled.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu named champion, Symyx releases Notebook 6.1, and Empower, LotusLive integrate.
The company completed the Cisco interoperability verification testing using the SIP standard.