In today's technology roundup: Hackers exploit iPad popularity, Google acquires widget-maker, US senators request Facebook privacy fix, and courts rule on violent game laws.
In this World Wide Wrap: Israel lifts iPad ban, chip shortage threatens laptop roll-outs, and notebooks drive PC sales.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS joins Goodwill programme, mobile handset recycling gains popularity, and carbon targets fall short.
Home Affairs should play open cards about the R4 billion cancelled contract mystery.
Government says an article about ICASA being overruled is “misleading”.
A probe into the controversial awarding of the multibillion-rand “Who am I” deal is allegedly being kept under wraps by the department.
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In today's technology roundup: Chinese insurer to appeal MS ruling, Facebook's Open Graph heralds semantic Web, Serkis plans motion capture studio, and Chery joins electric car collaboration.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rugby gets broadcasting boost, Virginia keeps public broadcasting, and CenturyTel to buy Qwest in stock swap.
In this World Wide Wrap: Arrest made over Internet gaming, Farmville on new platforms, and MDA funds gaming and animation.
Cyber-criminals use cloud-based technology to turn machines into botnets.
Parliament is concerned that ICASA councillor William Stucke has not yet disposed of his interests in an ISP.
The mobile operator will face the competition authorities, after a small business claims foul play.
Six candidates will be interviewed to fill ICASA chairman Paris Mashile's position once he leaves in June.