In this World Wide Wrap: Dell attacks Apple's credentials, execs complacent about green computing, and Philippine commission backs green initiatives.
A new DNA database could make profiling of criminals easier.
In today's technology roundup: Yahoo, Intel push Internet TV, Nokia smartphone flaw revealed, Wikimedia reaches fundraising goal, and Samsung to unveil 6.5mm-wide TV.
The economic crisis has caused consumers to do their shopping online in order to save, says Bidorbuy.
Intel will send the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists winners to the 2009 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
In this Technology Roundup: China defends censorship move, Canon delays construction, Apple releases update and Lenovo handset on the cards.
Learning institutions that received donated computers are not putting them to good use, says SMS Web.
In Today's Technology Roundup: Alcatel-Lucent to cut 1 000 jobs, MS releases iPhone application, Delta to roll out WiFi, and US shuts down scareware sellers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Disney to buy EA? gaming economy performs well, and Fallout 3 gets an upgrade.
In this World Wide Wrap: ORX chooses IBM, PNB looks to Infosys, and Alltel Wallet unveils mobile banking.
SAP will enable developers to use Adobe Flash and Adobe Flex components with the Web Dynpro environment.
The company joined forces with SA universities, NEPAD and SADC to improve computer and Internet access in Africa.
The local tech company will be headed by an ex-Microsoft SA director.