In today's technology roundup: Samsung unveils first solar cellphone, Digital Britain minister leaves, experts warn of porn Mac attacks, and Nokia accidentally posts video of E72.
In this World Wide Wrap: SuccessFactors lands Siemens deal, InQuira kicks off corporate knowledge challenge, and OrangeHRM upgrades HR solution
In this World Wide Wrap: Video games get rocking, Doom debuts on iPhone, and Verbatim brings vibrating headsets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google tool targets MS users, Rackspace intros cloud computing roadmap, and SAP tries SaaS again.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP serves up 'cookie sheet', Hitachi unveils storage innovation, and Fujitsu expands global storage business.
The smartphone operates on the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard platform.
IBM releases a green Six Sigma management platform to assist companies to cut their carbon emissions.
The pay-TV company rolls out phase two of its integrated CRM solution to walk-in centres across SA.
This year's gaming expo surprises even the most diehard critics, as some of gaming's best innovations come out of LA.
The refreshed netbooks show an increase in screen size over conventional netbooks.
Eskom's proposed 34% increase in the cost of electricity could prove to be a boon for data centres.
Online mapping could track bus-feeder routes and points-of-interest for tourists come 2010.
Computer sales hold up, despite the economic downturn, say local retailers.