In today's technology roundup: SAP responds to criticism, original Apple I sells, Acer releases dual-screen laptop, and Americans in 'pornoscans' protest.
In this World Wide wrap: Motorola intros Wing5 wireless network, IBM accelerates computing architecture, and Arkoon picks Linux for development.
In this World Wide Wrap: Novell agrees $2.2bn buyout, Utility ditches WiMax for LTE, and Tech giants up networking efficiency.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bank re-signs IBM for IT, Taiwan turns to IDM outsourcing, and Fujitsu intros outsourcing cloud.
Gary Lawrence, MD of CA Southern Africa, gives the IT management expert's perspective on the business imperatives surrounding identity governance.
CA Southern Africa has deployed CA Service Desk On Demand for a number of businesses since its local launch in April.
The Epson Stylus Pro 4900 is a productive workhorse for the small office or studio environment.
ICT ministers from the regional bloc are meeting to decide on the suitable digital TV standard.
Facebook users will need to take greater care of their account than ever before, says Sophos.
Failure by the GSSC to open a job centre in Soweto was reportedly due to a lack of IT infrastructure.
The new aluminium number plate series will have a watermark for security purposes.
The telecoms giant will rely on bundled fixed and mobile offerings to grow future revenue.
In today's technology roundup: Cloud code of practice unveiled, Apple unleashes iOS 4.2 update, 'digital champion' calls for revolution, and Verizon claims 'most advanced 4G'.