In today's technology roundup: Microsoft's IE9 outdated: Mozilla, Google's Schmidt slams Nokia move, Sony bans PS3 hackers for life, and cyber war threat 'exaggerated'.
The companies will display digital investigations technologies, including the computer forensics lab solution.
Striata's 'push' e-mail delivery technology enables billers to deliver encrypted electronic versions of bills.
Biodata Westcon Security has been granted the official rights to distribute the IronKey range of security products.
The free tool helps consumers steer clear of unsafe sites, hijacked search terms, ID theft and scams.
Human resource experts agree that there is a shortage of software developers in the country.
Core Group is supplying schools across the country with Apple Mac products, to bridge the digital divide.
The new software makes it possible to recover vital files that have been accidentally deleted, says Diskeeper.
If ICT does not work, the business and its employees simply cannot work either, says Marval Group.
A mostly foreign-owned consortium was used, because the required technology did not exist in SA, says Sanral.
Steve Ballmer unveiled several new offerings at the opening of Mobile World Congress 2011, in Barcelona.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia shareholders call for Elop's head, BlackBerry boss dismisses Nokia jibe, HTC unveils 'Facebook phones', and Clinton renews Internet freedom call.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ericsson unveils a networked Africa, Rage expo dates announced, and Telfree gets UN achievement award.