In today's technology roundup: Dell accused of hiding evidence, protesters rally outside Google, Ellison axes OpenSolaris, and Web spying suit fingers Disney, others.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle outlines Spac roadmap, Seagate and Samsung to release SSDs, and Brisbane Airport opens green data centre.
Politician disagrees with online gaming, Microsoft unveils games studio, and Wii sells 30 million units.
Skype loses sleep over Apple, Google rolls out voice actions program and Zimbra joins VMware channel.
Women are establishing themselves in the world of commerce and want tech gadgets as much as men, says Dani Dayan, Gline Internet Sales.
The security gateway is designed for remote and branch offices and delivers 1.5 gigabits performance. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The 'new network' is fuelled by innovations in automation, virtualisation and fabric technologies. [Local rep: Xon]
Xperien is licensed to transport, recycle, recover and dispose of e-waste in accordance with the Waste Management Act.
The local software market is still toddling along, not taking over the world, but not doing badly either. Is this enough, however?
E-government is lagging in SA because SITA is incapacitated, says the Department of Public Service and Administration.
Voice over Internet protocol technology will become a competitor for mobile operators, says Internet Solutions.
In today's technology roundup: HP board sued over Hurd ousting, Android sales skyrocket, Botnet floods net with brutish attacks, and Midlands police unveil hi-tech Digi-Bike.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sybase modifies replication server, Rackspace readies Windows cloudy server, MS to store students' information.