In today's technology roundup: Whistle-blower site taken offline, satellite shooting is next, Ace is here, and students battle gossip site.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP makes networks vulnerable, Digifonica releases JustCallMe, and Cisco plugs loophole.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo gets Epeat Gold, Acer aims for Japan, and NComputing uses excess power.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-billing saves 80 hours, Oracle ups e-billing, and Mailworkz makes top five.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telstra implements Clarity, Kilgray releases integration package, and e-Builder demonstrated at conference.
The Sahara 12-inch wide Core 2 Duo Image Book 12WS notebook is powered by Intel Centrino Processor technology.
The company enhances its green credentials with the release of the DigiPoS Retail Core.
The Gauteng premier pledges affordable broadband access to millions of residents in the province.
Only three premiers touched upon ICT issues in their State of the Province addresses.
The agency hopes the initiative can be extended to students and pupils.
In today's technology roundup: Toshiba to abandon HD-DVD?, smuggled iPhones back in China, MPAA clamps down on piracy, and hackers hesitant to use 'Hillary Clinton'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Doctors use Wii for rehab, multiplayer mobile games available, and Nvidia acquires Ageia.
The old saying that 'IT would be perfect if it weren't for end-users' rears its head again as IT departments attempt to secure devices in the era of distributed networks.