The Department of Mineral Resources has called for patience with the system due to the unprecedented influx of applications.
Sony blames Anonymous for hack, IT services spending grows, Facebook, Google mull Skype acquisition, and fake bin Laden corpse photos spread.
Most observers agree that there is an enormous opportunity in the cloud hosting market, with some agreements reaching $2.5 billion.
Dimension Data has developed voice biometrics solutions for kiosk, iPhone and PC applications.
The iPhone manufacturer's deal with TSMC shows that it is trying to diversify its silicon suppliers away from Samsung.
Limelight expects the Clickability business to add between $4.5 million and $5 million in revenue.
European commuters will be paying for travel tickets via their mobile devices as early as 2015, says Juniper Research.
The Mimecast partner implemented a cloud-based solution at legal firm Eversheds.
Market dynamics will determine whether cloud-enabled outsourcing will be the demise of traditional outsourcing, says Gartner.
The relationship is on thin ice, due to poor service delivery from the State IT Agency.
We watched 9/11 on TV and read about it in newspapers, but 10 years later, we tweeted, Facebooked and Googled the death of Osama Bin Laden.
In today's technology roundup: Phishers target Xbox 360, LimeWire's day of reckoning, Amazon apologises for cloud fault, and UK digital book sales soar.
The book is set to change the way books are read, according to Push Pop Press.