In this World Wide Wrap: Rwandan govt defends fibre investment, Etisalat and Zain possibly in talks, and WD strengthens Egypt focus.
In this World Wide Wrap: Panel will trial TV viewing meter, Samsung drives 3D home theatre, and no 3D PSP in the pipeline.
In this World Wide Wrap: Chinese banks to step up risk management, firms seek faster systems, and health payroll system slammed.
The DOC outlines public and industry concerns around the draft cyber security policy.
The retailer will stock Lenovo's ThinkPad Edge range of laptops.
On the third day of sale, Apple had sold 1.7 million of the smartphones.
Work on the R153 million Cipro project has been suspended.
In today's technology roundup: Google engineer heads to Facebook, leaked slides reveals Windows 8 goals, Pirate Bay founding party disbands, and Obama to free spectrum.
Customers have bought more than one petabyte of capacity since its introduction in September 2009.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel and Best Buy partner, Acer unveils Predator gaming desktop, and Compulocks releases XTrap laptop lock.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google ups PowerMeter features, green energy institute planned for Oz, and Tesla gauges green tech interest.
In this World Wide Wrap: China Mobile invests in Africa, outsourced payment services to grow, and mobile payment booms in Asia-Pacific.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone gets project management, OnePoint drives Web 2.0 PM, and NextiraOne builds advanced platform in Europe.