In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming ban could cost $100bn, EA buys Bioware, and high school girls are dangerous.
Membathisi Mdladlana demands that a R1.2 billion ICT deal with Siemens be renegotiated.
In today`s technology roundup: New technology saves lives, iPhone Web application launched, digital radio arrives, and Lockheed Martin wins $4.9m contract.
The E Series offers 13 models ranging from traditional 4:3 to 16:10 widescreens.
The server dynamically streams data centre workloads and desktop operating systems from network storage.
In today`s technology roundup: Google gobbles messaging vendor, Nintendo expands online support, making YouTube pay, and Mozilla works on new browser.
In this World Wide Wrap: Big brother is watching, agency develops underwater tech, and Israel approves air defence plans.
In this World Wide Wrap: Global Bay partners with IBM, Modiv represented at retail conference, and Oracle eyes retail sector.
Sophos research reveals 31% of companies believe mobile users expose their networks to the greatest threat. [Local rep: Netxactics]
In today`s technology roundup: Apple accused of unlawful monopoly, Rhapsody finally hits TiVo, and Google buys phone software company.
In this World Wide Wrap: Thin client computing saves millions, computing trends overburden network, and Sun ships Niagara II servers.
The online anti-virus detects and disinfects over two million strains of known malware.
Putco plans to use GPS and smart card technology to streamline its operations.