In today's technology roundup: Sony Ericsson pioneers green phone, Twitter revamps ID system, 3D mapping hits Silverlight, and suit claims RFID caused cancer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu offers USB zero client, network to boost real-time consultations, and Korenix unveils high-speed switch.
In this World Wide Wrap: HSBC called to improve risk management, Agilance unveils cloud risk management, and Nigerian bank appoints risk officer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Red Vision to build 3D studio, Logitech unveils Google TV devices, and AVerMedia debuts HD DVR.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pilots get online training, PC training for the blind, and doctors urged to update methods.
Sean Wentzel, from Waterford High School, in Cape Town, won the Standard Bank/CSSA Computer Olympiad.
Liquid time is how we make optimal use of our available minutes and seconds, says Zinhle Modiselle, Intel PR manager for South and sub-Saharan Africa.
The companies have teamed up to support the open Java community.
The only solution is to build information security into the DNA of the organisation and its employees, says John Mc Loughlin, MD of J2 Software.
Trojans have increased in Europe, but phishing attacks continue to be successful locally and are cheap to operate, says EMC Southern Africa.
The company provides software solutions to help simplify the computer education that charity Ma Afrika Tikkun provides.
Data traffic generated by the telescope will exceed current worldwide Internet traffic, says the project office.
Commodity memory and needs for real-time data drive significant changes, says 9Sight Consulting.