The utility`s power supply troubles seem to be spawning a new generation of IT urban legends.
In today`s technology roundup: Online privacy policies fail, Warner snubs Nokia, PeopleSoft hackers charged, and UN joins with Google and Cisco.
In this World Wide Wrap: Everex unveils low cost PC, companies offer kids` computers, and laptops overtake desktops.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile advertiser hosts session, Memphis offers electronic billing, Access facilitates cashless payments, and eBillingHub provides dashboard.
In this World Wide Wrap: Spammers target VOIP, resellers must wake up, and can Skype match hype?
Government plans to launch the country`s first smart ID cards by next year, Parliament heard today.
A Central Energy Fund agency works with Sun Microsystems to create an industry proof point.
Customers affected by last week`s power outage will not have to pay their fixed monthly fees.
In today`s technology roundup: MySpace and Google join forces, HD-DVD breaks $100, and Time honours iPhone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Contact centres slow to respond, CRM application revenue soars, and PNC chooses Siebel.
In today`s technology roundup: Google powers up, IBM plans major security initiative, Mac OS malware targets porn surfers, and Shell customers `pay by touch`.
In this World Wide Wrap: Astute goes diving, Thailand selects Saab, and EADS tests warning system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google courts Verizon, Sprint runs with WiMax, and Google to announce mobile OS?