In today's technology roundup: Google misses Germany deadline, Japanese police nab scam suspects, scientists develop anti-terror spy cameras, and Greenpeace slams Dell.
A "spate of suicides" at a Chinese supplier to Apple has raised all the wrong questions. Here's to the happy workers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Eclipse adds BPM, BPM meets Web 2.0, and Intellect intros insurance BPM.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sybase upgrades IQ database, IBM simplifies predictive analytics, and Oco upgrades on-demand BI offering.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetApp profits grow in cloud, VMware leaks cloud computing products, and Zerto secures $6.2m venture capital.
In this World Wide Wrap: Yahoo buys Indonesian mobile provider, BlackBerry drives presence in Asia-Pacific, and Motorola competes against iPad.
In this World Wide Wrap: Economic downturn boosts CRM, Phase One acquires MS Expression Media, and LG Fathom supports Office 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: BoxTone offers mobile management tool, IBM acquires Sterling Commerce, and Terracotta delivers Ehcache 2.1.
In this World Wide Wrap: Retail tech vendor lands in Oz, retailers demand intelligence, and lawsuit against POS provider brews.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP server sales overtake IBM, IT spending recovers, and 3Par supports Red Hat server virtualisation.
The company will distribute 3Com H3C's switches, routers, wireless security and network management products.
The company posted net revenue of $30.8 billion, up 13% from a year earlier.
Paying attention to Internet instincts and a healthy dose of scepticism will ensure protection against World Cup fraud and scams.