In this World Wide Wrap: Comcast combines voice-mail, e-mail, Apptix acquires WebMessenger, and messaging abuse reduced.
Transport minister has apologised for the hassles caused by eNatis, but vowed the system will be up and running tomorrow morning.
As public outrage mounts, government has gagged the eNatis developer ahead of a press briefing by the minister of transport.
In today's technology roundup: Americans see tech as mixed blessing, Samsung debuts ultramobile PC, tech row over 2012 Olympics, Hotmail blossoms in Web 2.0 service, and Impi Linux 7.05 released.
The May edition of SATshows will concentrate on Office 2007, specifically Excel, Word and Outlook.
The company has spent close to R10 million in its service offering, to improve the services to its customers.
The ISO standards serve to safeguard consumers and users of products and services.
The displays introduce an improved height-adjustable stand, designed for optimised viewing and ergonomic flexibility.
Symantec raises eyebrow at Microsoft's new security offerings.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pentagon to use VOIP, financial institutions at risk, and higher education concerned with VOIP.
In this World Wide Wrap: JavaOne goes green, Pervasive DataRush debuts, and early access for Netbeans 6.0.
Troubled system down as delays bedevil upgrade.
In today's technology roundup: Dell plan aids Novell effort with MS, anti-piracy stand sparks online revolt, Second Life users top 1.3m, and MS to issue seven security patches.