Mobile users can quickly check their status with their mobile service providers.
The Department of Water Affairs wants the IT company to pay back more than R2 million allegedly stolen from it.
In today's technology roundup: Google to revitalise Internet TV?, Obama takes Twitter more seriously, US to outlaw location-based stalking, and US plans 'virtual firing range'.
An open source supercomputing platform is expected to compete against Hadoop.
These technologies are changing the way organisations function, raising questions around the associated regulatory implications, says a legal expert.
The Commonwealth calls on governments to work on policy and legislative instruments to ensure cyber protection.
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The Mail & Guardian takes disciplinary action against one of its interns who posted an anti-Semitic comment on Facebook.
With less than two weeks before the deadline, the department goes to Soweto today to urge South Africans to RICA.
In today's technology roundup: Hackers claim CIA site shutdown, HP sues Oracle for Itanium snub, RIM struggles to compete, and Facebook to debut iOS Apps Store?
An anti-virus software maker, Eset, filed a declaratory judgment lawsuit, challenging Lodsys' patents
The US International Trade Commission rules in favour of HP in patent cases involving two Taiwan-based companies.
Sub-Saharan Africa's networked readiness continues to disappoint, says the World Economic Forum.
A local company offers a service that makes it easy for businesses to comply with the CPA.