In this World Wide Wrap: Court looks into violent gaming, online gaming causes concern, and Google buys gaming company.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ubuntu debuts Lucid Lynx, Kaspersky wants 'open' iPhone, and MS claims Android patent infringement.
The Billion 3200G Broadband Firewall Router includes built-in security.
Unforeseen system instability and downtime could become a thing of the past, says Pieter van der Merwe, availability solutions architect at Stratus Technologies.
Bytes Systems Integration will help customers protect data on laptops and notebooks with the Becrypt solutions.
The younger generation indulges in risky online behaviour, an RSA commissioned survey reveals.
Companies need to think smarter about how they allocate security spend, says TippingPoint.
Enterprise social networking leaves companies open to data leakage and risk to reputation, says Rik Ferguson, solutions architect, Trend Micro.
There is a growing concern over information theft from malicious activity, says Rik Ferguson, solutions architect at Trend Micro.
Labour costs are a hidden but significant factor when calculating the total cost of printing, says HP.
HP seized 2.5 million counterfeit printing goods in the EMEA region between 2009 and first quarter 2010.
The company plans to extend its Planet Partners cartridge recycling programme and strengthen global environmental initiatives.
In today's technology roundup: Steve Jobs explains ban on Flash, EU considers new cyber crime agency, UK white space could fill up fast, and James Cameron builds 3D cam for Mars rover.