In today's technology roundup: Feds want VOIP, e-mail backdoors; adult video-sharing list leaked; EU drops Apple anti-trust inquiries; and Web 'superbug' threatens Chinese national security.
In this World Wide Wrap: Plants survive radioactivity, Canada council goes paperless, and Oracle ups sustainability.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile payment to reach $1tr, US behind in mobile payment, and Australian taxi service gets $15m fine.
In this World Wide Wrap: CACI supports naval warfare systems, Grace purchases eCMS solution, and Method123 releases its PM template.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virtualisation top of SME IT spend, virtualisation adopters re-embrace physical servers
In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat to roll out VOIP, US airline gets VOIP rights, and US Defense Department makes VOIP tests.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP revamps desktop line, Gaming PC turns portable, and iPad competition gaining ground.
The company offers no set-up fees, large traffic bundles and additional traffic charges of R0.02/MB.
HP has begun to roll out printers that can print digital content on the Web via mobile devices.
Organisations have worked to secure perimeters but have overlooked threats from insiders, says Magix.
The country's most significant stadium this year needed technological help to meet Fifa's standards.
In line with UN millennium development goals, CTO council has approved the |--gbp--|200 million ICT fund.
The transport department changes its reason for missing the roll-out deadline for intelligent number plates, saying competition is the problem.