In today's technology roundup: Android apps leak private information, senate opposes AT&T, T-Mobile merger, US to close 800 data centres, and computing old, new guard post strong results.
Because of Android successes, competitors are responding with lawsuits not innovations, Google's Schmidt says.
The mobile identification technology lets police check a person's identity on the street within minutes.
The kiosks were installed to provide non-banking financial services to the Hispanic population.
There will be no ban on labour broking and self-regulation of the industry is also not an option, says the labour minister.
The CIPC gears up to issue a tender for technology to replace its legacy systems that date back to 1997.
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In today's technology roundup: Apple posts record revenue, green light for Google+ iPhone app, Google to defend HTC in Apple tiff, and LulzSec extracts Murdoch's e-mail archive?
The fragmented licensing and copyright laws across the EU make legal viewing of online content difficult, says the EC.
One in six major business energy users still do not have a policy in place to manage energy risk, a survey discovers.
The solution has been updated to comply with the Consumer Protection Act and the new Companies Act.
Since the inception of initiatives to curb 419 scams, the number of cases reported has dropped, says SAPS.
In today's technology roundup: Cisco axes thousands of jobs, IBM's Q2 net income up, China Web users hit 485m, and News of the World whistleblower found dead.
VOIP callers phoning the 911 number will soon be automatically tracked, according to the FCC.