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.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft beefs up Hotmail security, Twitter marks fifth anniversary, ex-News of the World editor arrested, and Internet changes our memory.
Will laws about other people's information prompt companies to look at how they manage their own?
The sector is unlikely to reach consensus on how to unbundle the local loop, because Telkom will oppose the process.
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In today's technology roundup: Oracle wants to probe Google's Page, online spelling mistakes cost millions, Zuckerberg makes Google+ U-turn, and women, elderly stall UK smartphone uptake.
Chinese company ZTE alleges Huawei orchestrated raids by government officials in a bid to stop it gaining market share.
Navin Singh resigns, after allegedly being suspended due to an investigation into irregular activity.
The Korean giant argues that Apples legal team previously represented Samsung and it creates conflict of interest.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation cannot say why the Aarto summit did not happen at the end of last month.
In today's technology roundup: UK braces for 'cyber jihad', Apple sues HTC over five patents, Twitter hits 1m apps milestone, and HP reshuffles webOS division.
Cellphone companies that lock subscribers into contracts without mercy will find themselves on the losing end of the numbers game.