In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle buys GoldenGate, Paypal intros interface, and HP develops browser-based darknet.
Mobile technology and digital entertainment move towards seamless integration.
In this World Wide Wrap: EU sets Google book hearing, MS releases code under GPL, and Univision wins Internet rights ruling.
In this World Wide Wrap: AOL invests in self-service ad tools, Sony inks deal with RedBox, and RingCentral offers self-service VOIP.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS sponsors Iowa workers, JavaBlackBelt releases e-learning courses, and Desire2Learn and Elluminate Live collaborate.
The city comes under fire from one of its own councillors for its R6.5 million 2010 Web site project.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telcos get VOIP warning, VOIP to go virtual, and MyWay drives TV VOIP.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG unveils app store, Amazon recalls Kindle e-books, and Asos streamlines customer communication.
In this World Wide Wrap: Software giants plan green data centres, IBM dominates in efficient supercomputers, and NetSuite pushes green benefits.
The 'Calling All Innovators' competition encourages local developers to create applications for the Nokia Ovi Store.
In today's technology roundup: Google not liable for defamation, Orwell books deleted from Amazon, Facebook causes police raid, and Apple blocks rival smartphones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony's 'snackable' content rivals iPhone, Blitz showcases 3D gaming, and Gaming Grip transforms mobile play.
The new country head tries to bring the Android App store to local users.