In this World Wide Wrap: EA releases games, PCs together, Thriller plans book-to-games, and UK gets tough on games.
In this World Wide Wrap: Time tracking software for SMEs, Nigeria improves revenue service, and ISS selects Ceridian.
In this World Wide Wrap: Getronics, IBM win Martinair deal, EMA to host Webinars, and Getronics selects FrontRange.
In this World Wide Wrap: Track laptops with open source, Open source critical to cloud computing, and Open source trailer released.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG gets Dolby, Wireless could be unsafe, and Beamforming helps WiMax, says paper.
In this World Wide Wrap: Juniper names CEO, NCR appoints sales director, and Oz holds ICT careers week
In this World Wide Wrap: IBC focuses on convergence, Born touts embedded devices, and Germany releases report
In this World Wide Wrap: GuestLogix plans on-board ticketing, Infosys pilots new sensor-based technology, and Celerant Technology introduces CommandRetail.com.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM acquisition gets thumbs up, Skelta releases SP1, and Carlson Marketing selects Global 360.
The worms transform the victim machines into zombie computers to form botnets.
In today's technology roundup: Cuil aims to break Google monopoly, Microsoft looks beyond Vista, Hacker vows to fight extradition, Sony to release book reader.
The three regions involved are Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth.
Amir Lubashevsky believes companies need a way to keep track of their ICT devices.