The Apple device's satisfaction rating remains outstanding among owners, according to ChangeWave.
PCs won't become obsolete, but will become cloud-ready clients, says Lenovo SA.
To alleviate its forensic backlog, the police need to work with private labs.
The group's new ICT unit beats expectations in the first six months of its existence.
Revenue will be about $4.3 billion, near the top end of what it had previously anticipated.
In today's technology roundup: Google admits overriding algorithms, AOL plans massive job cuts, Apple eyes A5-powered iPhone 5, and Facebook takes on bullying.
The company expects to rake in $7 billion from cloud computing services by 2015.
Pacific Controls develops virtual robots to improve energy efficiency in infrastructure.
There are major concerns about the weak software ecosystem surrounding ARM.
The external storage systems business of LSI Corporation will be sold for $480 million.
The companies will offer iServer, which is versatile and supports TOGAF 9, ArchiMate 1.0 and ITIL.
Few executives know if all the money spent on security solutions is giving them full protection, says Magix Security.
The silo mentality within government is part of what led to the cost increase from R2.1 billion to R4.5 billion.