In today's technology roundup: Giant leap looms for mobile bugs, Microsoft sales show recession fallout, cyber gangs use cheap labour, and Oracle coaxes Sun troops with tough love.
In this World Wide Wrap: Australian SMEs invest in SaaS, O2 enters business apps market, and AT&T offers new services.
In this World Wide Wrap: German telcos step up convergence, VMware and Emulex collaborate, and Brocade partners with HP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Aladdin rolls out smart cards, Tarmin simplifies storage, and Mac backup solution released.
In this World Wide Wrap: The new IT mantra, ICT minister refuses meeting, and SMEs keep spending.
In this World Wide Wrap: Arkansas marketplace drives innovation, symposium focuses on manufacturing solutions, and 3D Systems offers SLA parts.
In this World Wide Wrap: The Shoe Gallery implements Celerant, RDM unveils low-cost scanner, and Deborah Collin climbs onboard.
The battlefront in security is changing from securing the perimeter to protecting the information, says EMC SA.
The document capture range streamlines workflows and integrates printed materials into the business process.
Symantec finds two threats targeting vulnerabilities in the Mac operating system.
Kaspersky Lab reveals Twitter is the latest victim of a cyber attack.
Botnet ensnares government PCs, Ballmer disses Oracle's decision to buy Sun, faster Bluetooth chips on the way, and printing goes green with soy toner.
In this World Wide Wrap: VMware users sample the cloud, e-learning assists accreditation, and online book store opens.