In today's technology roundup: Google posts strong Q3 results, Medal of Honor on sale amid controversy, MS slams OpenOffice.org, and green IT benefits unclear to IT vendors.
In this World Wide Wrap: Planned server outage turns awry, RIM patches server flaw, and IBM upgrades CloudBurst products.
In this World Wide Wrap: Juniper joins climate change initiative, Ireland to set up NGN, and IBM invests in Oz smart grids.
In this World Wide Wrap: Taiwan sets convergence deadline, AMD to build IT hub, and QLogic drives converged networking.
In this World Wide wrap: NEC to invest in cloud, IBM unveils new cloud platform, and Verizon in Hong Kong expansion.
Almost 32 million vulnerable applications and files were detected on users' computers in Q3 of 2010.
Professor Holger Schlingloff will explore: "Advances in model-based testing" at Solms TCD.
The ICT distributor will work closely with its dealer base to meet the needs of Acer's local distribution strategy.
Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection uses the simplicity and convenience of a cloud-based service.
The Meraka Institute receives funding from the HP Catalyst Initiative, to boost ICT research and development.
TomTom bolsters its traffic-tech line-up with a new gridlock-avoiding navigator.
In today's technology roundup: Two million US PCs recruited to botnets, Apple now third-largest PC seller in US, spycam school to pay damages for kiddie snaps, and BlackBerry apps help police fight crime.
In this World Wide Wrap: Commonwealth Games get RFID tags, Philippines suspends RFID refund, and RFID table for poker championship.