Browsers are the gateways for cyber criminals trying to steal personal information, says Telspace Systems.
In today's technology roundup: Adobe retaliates, Google readies e-book plans, Blizzard's Battle.net to integrate with Facebook, and Apple demands apology for iPhone spoof.
In this World Wide Wrap: EU drives RFID, Telekom Austria builds car charging stations, and Smartrac gets new COO.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vision Solutions upgrades recovery offering, Thumb drives a backup option, and Willis Risk Solutions appoints leader.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple set to upgrade App store, MS plans open source CMS, and Channel Ten boosts content management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Night vision coming to everyday devices, IBM debuts nano patterning technique, and nanotech boosts solar cell ability.
In this World Wide Wrap: eHealth to acquire PlanPrescriber, GE intros e-health platform in Middle East, and e-health grants create 1 000 jobs.
In this World Wide Wrap: EFF fights Facebook, patent claims declared invalid, and Microsoft and HTC sign patent agreement.
The co-founder of Kaspersky Lab won the CEO of the Year award at SC Awards Europe 2010.
In today's technology roundup: Critics attack US broadband plans, ATM hacking spree foiled, Intel unveils chip for smartphones and tablets, and LoveBug celebrates 10th anniversary.
In this World Wide Wrap: Adobe preps Mac-compatible Captivate 5, new developer skills needed, and Oregon schools to use Google Apps.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pantai and Eclipsys partner for EA, Nice unveils workforce management solution, and HLCIT develops government EA solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPad SIM card released, Ford smartphone apps due, and Microsoft and HP dump tablets.