In today's technology roundup: Jobs breaks leave to unveil iPad 2, eye-controlled laptop unveiled, malware-laden apps hit Androids, and EC descends on e-book publishers.
The iPhone maker has no right claiming ownership of the term 'App Store', says Microsoft.
Telkom's former COO, Motlatsi Nzeku, has been reinstated as MD of Telkom International.
The company says it can't prove that HP is a dominant player in the PC and notebook market.
Bank of America suffers outage, ISPs mislead on broadband speeds, Internet bank, Egg, splits, and PS3 locked in patent dispute.
Instead of responding competitively to Cell C and 8ta, Vodacom and MTN would rather tattle-tail to the Advertising Standards Authority.
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Neither consumers nor businesses have seen any savings from lower interconnect rates, and are unlikely to see any for some years to come.
The RTMC is ready for implementation, but there is no green light from transport minister Sibusiso Ndebele yet.
The communications minister is confident of the November deadline and is focused on the ideal model to facilitate local loop unbundling.
In today's technology roundup: Watchdog to monitor Web words, Morgan Stanley hit by Google attackers, Christchurch networks up and running, and Facebook to resume address, phone sharing.
The ICT industry will play vital role in moving towards a low-carbon economy, says IT authority.
Adjustments were made to the income tax brackets and rebates, providing relief to individuals, says Karen Schmikl, legislation manager at VIP Payroll.
The ICT sector has been called on to help meet the goals of government's new growth plan.