Public engagement on e-tolling will continue until 7 April, and the Department of Transport has already received many submissions.
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New experiments involve training robots to perform medical tasks for patients and doctors.
US social network users happily share personal details, despite not always trusting others to keep it private, reveals survey.
The self-service technology enables potential workers to see if they can be legally employed.
Stolen Facebook accounts can cost up to several hundred dollars on the black market, says Kaspersky Lab.
Tablets will disrupt the local PC market - but not for some time, as SA endures the usual waiting game.
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The federal government will equip all officers from grade levels eight to 17 in the service with PCs.
A Canadian hospital aims for the gaming technology to save time and keep doctors focused on the task at hand.
The company's partnership with SDL is reflective of the growing market demand for Web content management.
Truecount signed a partnership deal with Trimple to simplify the tracking of assets throughout the supply chain.
Small businesses receive 99.9% server stability with the introduction of virtual servers, says WebNow.