In today's technology roundup: IBM to buy Sun Microsystems?, 'twittering' threat to US trials, children work round Web controls, and HP's Hurd grilled on bonuses.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sanrad adds to SANs, NEC obtains BSI certification, and Continuity adds HA gap detection.
In this World Wide Wrap: IEEE discusses world-changing tech, Desalination tech to advance beyond RO, and Sony store showcases emerging tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: Singapore considers healthcare, Conference shapes the future, and portable computing aids doctors.
In this World Wide Wrap: Activist asks to halt Google, Amazon hit with patent suit, and Nintendo prevails in Texas suit.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gentag merges RFID with mobile network, Intelleflex drives RFID in India, and RFID toy shares data.
In this World Wide Wrap: IRS moves to self-service, HR self-service gains popularity, and Browne Jacobson adopts HR self-service.
Almost 75% of the US workforce will be mobile by the end of 2011, predicts the IDG.
In one year, the telco increased the amount of messages it sent by 711%.
Smaller companies are typically exposed to the same level of threat as larger organisations, says Hennie Moolman, MD of AfricaSD.
The company converted from DOS-based accounting software systems to Windows-based systems.
Why do people choose to spend their free time in front of a computer?
The Australian interactive digital media company has opened an office in Johannesburg.