In today's technology roundup: Sick PCs should be banned, Verizon to launch 4G in 38 markets, youth jailed for not handing over encryption password, and equity groups line up for BT's share of Tech Mahindra.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple faces $600m damages claim, Brazil to use biometrics for elections, and Google challenges Oracle claim.
Vodacom can no longer use the term “broadband” in its advertisements.
A company should be able to find what it needs, when it needs it, at a price it can afford.
Almost a month in and the industry praises Nokia's DRM-free music offering.
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The company has appointed Daniel Kasonde as the legal administrator for its South African office.
It is essential that SA align its legal framework with emerging international standards, says law firm.
Maanda Manyatshe is taken to court for a R6.2 million alleged debt, stemming from a forensic investigation to clear him of fraud.
ICASA insists it will conclude the spectrum auction by the end of this financial year.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter turns entire accounts into ads, Barclaycard payments system fails, Google offers more details on Google TV, and BT seeks moratorium on Internet piracy cases.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bahrain blocks illegal VOIP, analysts back Facebook-Skype deal, and VOIP service revenue rises.